"Mexico City, what were you doing there?" Ralph Fiennes M tentatively asks in the most recent trailer for Spectre, to which Daniel Craig's James Bond replies: "I was taking some overdue holidays." Yeah, holidays. What exactly Craig's 00 agent was doing on the streets of the capital won't be revealed for some time yet, but today's brand new poster for the spy thriller pays homage the Dias de los Muertos festival, which featured heavily in that aforementioned clip.
Josh Trank's Fantastic Four film was supposed to represent a defining turning point for the superhero quartet; to herald a time when Marvel's First Family were accepted into the mainstream buzz and rub shoulders with the company's other genre stalwarts. Alas, the much-touted reboot was, to put it mildly, a missed opportunity. But does that mean that Fox's chastised franchise is beyond saving? Tommy Wiseau doesn't believe so.
Official figures revealed by retail analyst Chart-Track have confirmed that Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain not only entered the UK charts at number one, but Hideo Kojima's final installment also launched to higher sales than any other entry in the prestigious stealth franchise.
Setting aside the game's flailing online servers, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is very much the game of the moment, with the video game industry at large enthralled by Big Boss' trek to Afghanistan. Whether you're a series stalwart or a newcomer to Hideo Kojima's idiosyncratic (read: bat-shit insane) franchise, the controls and complex gameplay systems can take some time getting used to. But what better way to learn than from the creator himself?
Selena Gomez is primed to swap the title of spring breaker for sorority girl now that The Wrap reports the singer-cum-actress has joined the cast of Neighbors 2.
Welcome to Death Row, L. Leigh Savidge's book and acclaimed documentary, could go on to become the sequel to box office sleeper hit Straight Outta Compton, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Sony has peeled back the curtain on the riotous new trailer for its Goosebumps adaptation, unleashing not just one, but all of R.L. Stine's monstrous creations in one fell swoop.
Witness the beginning of your end. Evocative words for a movie poster, and it's rather apt for one depicting the origin tale behind the Sawyer family and its chainsaw-wielding maniac. The old and horrifying Texan tale is no stranger to the big screen, but Millennium Films' upcoming feature is taking the story back its dark beginnings with Leatherface.
Force Friday has taken over the Internet, have you felt it? With the celebration now in full Force, a slew of character posters have landed that depict the main players of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Arriving on the heels of the epic poster from earlier today, this artwork is of a similar style, depicting the galactic action in all of its momentous glory.
