From the get-go, one of the underlying themes of Sam Mendes' Spectre has revolved around called James Bond's status, and his ability to hold the licensed to kill, into question. It'll be one personified by Andrew Scott’s Max Denbigh, a MI6 big wig who enters the frame and begins to question the tactics and devil-may-care attitude of Craig's agent as collateral damage begins to soar.
Last time we checked in on Oliver Queen, he was putting some distance between himself and Starling City as he looked to open a new and more peaceful chapter in his troubled life. As yesterday's teaser trailer revealed, however, it isn't long before that brief period of rest is unceremoniously brought to an end, as he picks up the mantle of Green Arrow - as opposed to just Arrow.
What's in a name? For Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton, Halloween Returns represents a bona fide "recalibration" of the series; a chance to welcome the return of a horror icon in Michael Myers and introduce his reign of terror to a modern moviegoing audience. In the works at Dimension Films, the property was originally meant to enter production over the summer, though the studio opted to reschedule for the fall to truly replicate that spine-chilling feel of All Hallows Eve.
FX has all hands at the pump with the fast-approaching premiere of American Horror Story: Hotel, the anticipated fifth season of the seemingly evergreen anthology series. After ensuring that we slept with the lights on only a week ago, the network has turned the attention to the much-hyped introduction of Lady Gaga's The Countess, the enigmatic owner of the equally enigmatic Hotel Cortez.
Arriving a little ahead of schedule is Microsoft's preview of what Xbox One owners can expect when the console's November update hits in several weeks' time.
Universal and Working Title have been ruminating over Bridget Jones' Diary 3 for nigh on a decade at this point, with the last major false start occurring in 2011 when Bridesmaids' Paul Feig was circling the long-gestating sequel.
Tim Hiddleston fans - or Hiddlestoners, as I believe they're called - are in for a double helping at the just-kicked-off Toronto International Film Festival. Not only is the actor raising eyebrows for his involvement in Ben Wheatley's jet-black thriller High Rise, but there's biopic I Saw The Light to look forward to, with the fan-favorite Brit picking up the guitar and iconic cowboy hat as legendary singer Hank Williams.
Helming a tentpole blockbuster that brings together the two greatest and most revered characters in comic book history, you'd think that Zack Snyder would let his Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice do the talking. Low and behold the outspoken director has been tackling every subject that is pitched his way, from responding to Steven Spielberg’s comments comparing the superhero genre to that of the Western to the deafening speculation surrounding the Herculean showdown.
After occupying the streets of Toronto earlier this year, paving the way for a steady stream of set photos to find their way online, director David Ayer and his creative team are now in possession of a rough initial cut of Suicide Squad, and the next year or so will involve wrangling that vision into shape.
A few weeks ago, Man of Steel star Michael Shannon inadvertently kicked the hornet's nest when he made a flippant comment in relation to his minor role in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice. Quite literally, actually, with the esteemed actor claiming that General Zod would have "flippers" for hands in next year's mythic blockbuster.
