When Sony blew the lid off its release schedule, penciling in launch dates for the likes of Underworld 5, The Dark Tower and Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, the studio also showed some love to its dormant 90s action series by slating both Bad Boys 3 and Bad Boys 4 for arrival in 2017 and 2019, respectively.
With little under a week to go until its debut, CD Projekt Red have peeled back the curtain to give fans of The Witcher III: Wild Hunt a glimpse of what to expect in the RPG's maiden slice of DLC, Hearts of Stone.
Long before Tom Holland was cherry-picked for the coveted role of Peter Parker, many believed - and indeed hoped - that Marvel would venture down the route set out by the studio's comic universe and build the reboot around Miles Morales. Alas, that wasn't the case, meaning that the company remained true to its guns and opted to place Peter front and center for 2017's Spider-Man standalone film. But could Miles still be involved in the film in some capacity?
As promised, Lionsgate has lifted the lid on the bombastic new trailer for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2, which sees Jennifer Lawrence reprise her role as the titular symbol and rally the entire nation of Panem against the malevolent President Snow.
Another day, another flurry of reports coming out of Captain America: Civil War. After referring to her character of Scarlet Witch as the threequel's undisputed wild card along with entertaining the idea of a spinoff film for Wanda Maximoff, it is Elizabeth Olsen once again who is teasing the tenacious nature of her supernatural Avenger, and this time there's a nugget related to her relationship with the Vision.
In 1940s Hollywood, few screenwriters could hold a candle to the blistering success and aura of one Dalton Trumbo, who rose to the top of the pack with his brilliant work, only for it all to come crushing down when a wave of social paranoia washed over the United States of A. Left to fight against the Powers That Be for recognition as a genuine writer and free American citizen, the tragic tale is simply ripe for tapping, and it's small wonder why the hero-to-zero arc hasn't flirted with the silver screen in the past.
Despite previously making its bow during 2014's Toronto International Film Festival, it's only now, as we approach the latter stages of 2015, that Paul Bettany's directorial debut Shelter is nearing its theatrical release. Picked up Screen Media after its brief stint on the festival circuit, the hard-hitting drama is now merely a few weeks' from launch, and the studio has debuted the first teaser to stoke the embers of excitement.
On the heels of numerous teases, Ubisoft has formally confirmed that Far Cry Primal, the "next exciting chapter" in the publisher's open-world juggernaut, will launch across PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on February 23, 2016.
Rian Johnson, director of Brick, The Brothers Bloom and more recently, Looper, has been thrust into the big leagues after landing the gig for Star Wars: Episode VIII, and actor Benicio Del Toro can't think of a better fit for Disney's galaxy far, far away. The Sicario star is on board to play the sequel's lead villain (or is he?) but beyond that there's little-to-no information about the actual plot.
The very moment David Ayer unveiled Jared Leto's garish new look for Suicide Squad, the Internet was sent into a collective tail-spin. From the lime-green hairstyle to those glinting false teeth, it didn't take much for naysayers to pigeon hole the early teaser. No matter, because one thing that's since become immediately apparent about Leto's turn as the Clown Prince of Crime is just how committed he is to the role, and the Oscar-winner even sought advice from revered comic book writer Grant Morrison about the high-profile gig.
