You wait weeks for any update relating to the DC Expanded Universe and suddenly, director interviews, plot rumors and behind-the-scenes images all come within the space of a few days. Thanks to Total Film's recent and extensive coverage, we've been treated to shotgun blast of news nuggets about all things DC, though today a new rumor has emerged that shines light on Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman solo movie.
Will this finally be the year? It's ostensibly become an Internet meme at this point, Leonardo DiCaprio and that gold and elusive Oscar statuette. And whether or not you buy into the whole kerfuffle, the actor has a bona fide contender on his hands with Alejandro G. Iñárritu's (Birdman, Babel) gripping new drama, The Revenant.
Barely twenty-four hours have passed since Lionsgate scooped up Ludi Lin to play the Black costumed hero, its been confirmed that RJ Cyler will fill the role of the Blue Ranger in the studio's live-action Power Rangers movie.
While Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice irrefutably holds the lion's share of the comic book mindshare going into 2016, DC's nascent plans for an Expanded Universe also include a standalone movie called The Batman, allowing Ben Affleck's Caped Crusader to don the cape and cowl for a solo experience.
One of the more poignant shots amid the city-levelling chaos of the Comic-Con trailer for Batman V Superman Dawn of Justice was the image of Ben Affleck's Bruce Wayne not only running directly into the rubble and smog in true Batman fashion, but of The Caped Crusader cradling a young girl - his daughter, perhaps? - outside of a fallen Wayne Enterprises building.
Taking a firm step back from Universal's petrolhead Fast and Furious franchise and into a realm beyond our own, today heralds the arrival of Summit Entertainment's starry supernatural actioner The Last Witch Hunter.
When you play the Game of Thrones, you either win, or your fate is left largely uncertain. Yes, there's a reason we're not quoting George R.R. Martin's seminal work verbatim, as HBO has officially verified a character's death from the season 5 following a cliffhanger that left some fans perplexed.
With early opinions already out in the ether - a mixed bag, mind you - MGM and Sony's marketing campaign for Sam Mendes' soon-to-be-released action thriller Spectre is beginning to reach its crescendo.
Now that comic book scribe Mark Millar can claim responsibility for the glittering success of both the Kick-Ass series and Kingsman: The Secret Service - itself on the path to becoming a franchise - you can understand the writer taking a break from the movie scene. How and ever, not one to rest on his laurels, Millar has teed up another comic-to-film property in Huck, and now the talent has vouched for Channing Tatum to land the title role.
After wowing audiences with his stop-motion animated horror film ParaNorman three years ago, Sam Fell is ready to make his live-action debut with Croak. Switching formats but remaining firmly in the same genre, the project is said to be one peppered with supernatural goodness - and fine actors - with The Hollywood Reporter revealing that Asa Butterfield, Gillian Anderson, Jemaine Clement and Stanley Tucci are all on board to star.
