Imperator Furiosa. It's a name that's enough to evoke fear and admiration from the four corners of the Wasteland and one to have us fist-pumping all the way into Valhalla. But according to George Miller, it's a name that won't be appearing in the credits of his Mad Max sequel, after the director revealed that Charlize Theron's one-armed badass won't be reprising her role for the apocalyptic follow-up.
In this grand new age of video game adaptations, it appears Hollywood has taken up the opportunity to have another crack at the whip. With projects such as Splinter Cell and Justin Kurzel's Assassin's Creed making progress at Ubisoft Motion Pictures along with Duncan Jones' Warcraft film, there are plenty of movies in the pipeline that could bring an end to the inexplicable curse that has lingered over the game-to-movie genre for the better part of a decade. One of these properties is Sony's on-again, off-again adaptation of Uncharted.
As the undisputed heavyweight of the winter blockbuster season, those eager to secure their seats in one of the early screenings for Star Wars: The Force Awakens have unearthed some programming information relating to J.J. Abrams' space opera - specifically, an official rating and runtime.
In a fortnight's time, Xbox One owners eager to pick up Halo 5: Guardians may have some content management to do before they can set foot in 343 Industries' hotly-anticipated space sequel. That's because, according to packaged copies appearing online, the studio's shooter will require "up to 60GB" of free space.
It's been a busy week for DC's Expanded Universe, as Warner Bros. places all hands at the pump to drive up excitement during this weekend's New York Comic-Con event. Indeed, it's been of particular importance for DC's The Flash, as not only is The CW banging the drum as season 2 of their hit show unrolls on the small-screen, but early reports are beginning to emerge relating to Warner's 2018 standalone film.
Even before Marvel's First Family touched down in theaters, the deleted scenes, backroom drama and bloated, largely forgettable end product meant that Josh Trank's Fantastic Four quickly became one of the biggest talking points of the summer. Despite harboring some semblance of hope for the big-budget reboot, the director's origins story was an almighty flop both critically and commercially, and though Fox remains keen on the potential of a sequel, the creative team involved on the original are less so.
It's the mannered against the undead in the riotous first teaser for Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, the long-gestating adaptation of Seth Grahame-Smith's acclaimed novel of the same name.
After offering an introspective look at fictional folk singer with Inside Llewyn Davis - arguably the pair's best effort in some time - Joel and Ethan Coen are bound for the 1950s with Hail, Caesar! A period piece that mixes elements of comedy and musical drama and sets it against the fabled Golden Age of Hollywood.
With October now upon us and the nights beginning to darken - in the Northern Hemisphere, at least - we're standing on the verge of a brand new season of television now that The Walking Dead season 6 and other such heavy-hitters are close to debut. And though it isn't due to premiere until early 2016, ABC Family unveiled a teaser for its Shadowhunters series during New York Comic-Con, which is available online for your viewing pleasure.
Slowly but surely, we're beginning to form a more complete picture about Tom Holland's debut as Spider-Man in next year's much-anticipated superhero showdown, Captain America: Civil War. From the character's extensive role in the threequel to the fact that Holland's Peter Parker will be 15 when he swings into action, fans are already on the edge of their seats to see Spidey's brand new debut.
