Now that filming has completed in Toronto, David Ayer has assembled the Suicide Squad for one final photo before the DC project enters post-production.
Of all the video game franchises that are yet to flirt with the silver screen, you'd be hard-pressed to find one more ripe for the picking than Gearbox Software's Borderlands series. Blending genres with ease, the studio's open-world, sci-fi shooter is brimming with personality and delightfully insane characters (Claptrap!), and it appears Lionsgate has taken notice of the idiosyncratic franchise with plans to turn the 2K-owned property into a feature film.
Throughout the course of the original Bourne trilogy - sorry, Jeremy Renner - director Paul Greengrass displayed a deft touch in assimilating some of the most hard-pressing political themes of the time into his espionage thrillers. Looking ahead to his future reunion with the filmmaker, Matt Damon recently teased of the way in which the franchise has evolved since the release of Ultimatum, and how ultimately both he and Greengrass will be tackling a post-Snowden world with Bourne 5.
To date, 20th Century Fox has supplemented its riveting full-length trailers for Ridley Scott's The Martian with a trio of viral clips, designed to introduce the cast and crew of the Ares-3 before they embark on their daring mission to the Red Planet. Chief among those has been the character psych tests, allowing us to gain a gist of the personalities of the leading members of the crew, specifically Matt Damon's cocksure Mark Watney and Jessica Chastian's commander, Melissa Lewis.
Aside from supporting roles in Band of Brothers and evocative British realism drama Fish Tank, you'd be forgiven for not knowing who Michael Fassbender was prior to 2008. Less than a decade later, though, the German–Irish star has shouldered his way into Hollywood's pantheon, and his stature will only continue to grow thanks to roles in Justin Kurzel's Macbeth - and indeed Assassin's Creed - along with Ridley Scott's sci-fi sequel, Prometheus 2.
Guns, gangs and gravity will act as the three fundamental pillar in Lawbreakers, the all-new IP coming by way of Cliff Bleszinski (of Gears of War fame) and Boss Key studios.
Fox is ramping up the marketing machine for its sophomore season of Gotham, with a host of character posters and new TV spot for the prequel drama arriving today to whet our appetite. Showcasing characters both old and new, you can feast your eyes on the high-res stills using the gallery below, but it is the latter TV spot that will arguably draw the most interest.
Long before the Internet grew into the cultural cornerstone it is today, producing new forms of accessing media via YouTube and Spotify, corner shops were the go-to hotspots for all of your cultural needs. From film to comic books, video games to music, these focal points experienced a steep decline in the mid-to-late '90s, and perhaps one of the more high-profile downfalls was that of Tower Records. Established in 1960, the company steadily grew into an industry titan, but towards the turn of the millennium, Tower Records' might began to fade and fade fast.
No matter how much Carrie Mathison distances herself from the CIA, our bi-polar protagonist will also find herself drawn back to the covert governmental scene in some shape or form. Set two years after the events of last season, today's first look at Homeland season 5 teases just that, with Claire Danes' former agent haunted by the sins of her past.
Yahoo has debuted the maiden and indeed uplifting trailer for Stephen Daldry's slum drama, Trash, following thee young children - played by Rickson Tevez, Gabriel Weinstein, and Luis Eduardo - who while away the hours on one of Rio de Janeiro's infamous dumps.
