Fall is upon us, folks, and that can only mean one thing in the video game industry: yes, the launch of a new Call of Duty. As per Activision's new three-tier development cycle, it's Treyarch taking the reins of the blockbuster juggernaut for 2015 with Call of Duty: Black Ops III, and a new prologue video released today introduces us to the shooter's overhauled Zombies Mode.
Casting is really beginning to heat up on M. Night Shyamalan's new, yet-to-be-titled thriller. Fresh off securing James McAvoy's place, the nascent picture has now recruited Anya Taylor Joy, Betty Buckley, Jessica Sula and Haley Lu Richardson.
Steve Zahn, best known for roles in Dallas Buyers Club, Diary of a Wimpy Kid and soon to be The Good Dinosaur, has joined the ranks for Fox's grand threequel, War of the Planet of the Apes.
20th Century Fox is making no bones about wanting to keep a hold of director Matthew Vaughn. Fresh off hatching a sub-franchise with X-Men: First Class, not to mention the glowing success of Kingsman: The Secret Service, Deadline is reporting that the studio has potentially set up the director's next project: a sci-fi disaster film known as Ascension.
For those in attendance at the Sundance Film Festival at the beginning of the year, one film that rose gracefully to the top of the pack was John Crowley's Brookyln. And now, as we stand on the verge of Oscar season, Fox Searchlight has debuted a heart-wrenching new trailer for the drama that firmly cements its place as one of this year's surefire contenders.
With a release pegged for this coming Friday, Netflix has peeled back the curtain on the riveting final trailer for its upcoming original drama, Beasts of No Nation.
Han Solo and Rick Deckard aren't the only iconic roles that Harrison Ford will be reprising in the next few years - if Steven Spielberg has his way, that his. In an interview with Yahoo Movies, the esteemed director revealed that he is keen on reteaming with the grizzled veteran for Indiana Jones 5.
Eager to strike while the iron is still piping hot, 20th Century Fox and Chernin Entertainment have snapped up the rights to R.L. Stine's longrunning novel series Fear Street, The Wrap reports.
Wall Street Journal has published a report detailing the yearly performance of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and, in particular, early sales figures for both Batman: Arkham Knight and NetherRealm Studios' brawler, Mortal Kombat X.
