Shouldering its way into an already crowded Christmas release window is Ericson Core's Point Break remake, and today Warner Bros. and Alcon Entertainment have dropped the sizzling new trailer for the modern retelling, and it's not one to pull any punches.
With an October release date fast approaching, Lionsgate has dug out the ritual books, spouted some Latin, and summoned forth a bevy of character posters and brand new trailer for Vin Diesel's CG-laden action, The Last Witch Hunter.
By this stage in the game, avid moviegoers have been exposed to two cinematic renditions of Spider-Man's origin story within the space of a decade and are, generally speaking, overly familiar with the story of how Peter Parker become the famed webslinger - hell, Emma Thompson is nigh on sick of it. Today though, a new report brought to light by Heroic Hollywood suggests that Marvel is well aware of this over saturation, and has cooked up a way to ease Tom Holland's new addition into the fray in Captain America: Civil War.
With next summer's X-Men: Apocalypse marking his fourth entry into the mutant-verse, Bryan Singer has announced a brief hiatus from Fox's cinematic universe, with the director taking to Instagram today to confirm that his next project will be Disney's long-in-development adaptation, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
Just yesterday, The Hollywood Reporter published an in-depth piece that shed some light on the business relationship between Universal, Legendary and Warner Bros., offering up all number of findings including the fact that the latter two studios are ruminating on a King Kong V Godzilla mash-up along with news that Pacific Rim: Maelstrom has been delayed indefinitely.
Jonathan Blow, creative mind behind indie darling Braid, has brought an end to the radio silence that had engulfed The Witness, confirming that the Myst-inspired puzzler will be arriving on PlayStation 4 on January 26, 2016.
Originally dated for October 2015, Gramercy Pictures had already pushed bombastic action sequel London Has Fallen back into early 2016, and today the studio has confirmed that Gerard Butler won't be dispatched for his mission in the English capital until March 4, 2016.
Stranded on an alien planet with only himself and a series of GoPros for company, Matt Damon's lone botanist Mark Watney is the likeable beating heart at the centre of Ridley Scott's upcoming sci-fi, The Martian, and for those who were perhaps apprehensive over the fact that the actor would struggle to own the scene while flying solo need only look to today's new clip.
It took celebrated author Walter Isaacson over 600 pages to surmise the life and times of the late, great Steve Jobs - Danny Boyle has just shy of two hours.
20th Century Fox's long-in-development X-Men spinoff Gambit has hit a roadblock, with Deadline bringing word that director Rupert Wyatt has exited the project before filming could get underway.
