Among the pantheon of superheroes lining the roster of Captain America: Civil War, one of the most pressing questions hanging over Joe and Anthony Russo's threequel is how they will be divided when the chips are down. We've already caught wind of Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye and his own stance in the Phase Three showdown, but a new, yet-to-be-confirmed report published today by Heroic Hollywood has seemingly unearthed the details of a major fight scene in next year's blockbuster.
On the heels of Sony detailing yesterday's new arrivals for PlayStation Plus, Microsoft has revealed the software headed to Xbox Games with Gold for the month of September. Headlining the newcomers is Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition on Xbox One, offering up the perfect opportunity to get acquainted with Crystal Dynamics' rendition of Lara Croft before her appearance in November's sequel, Rise of the Tomb Raider. The 2013 reboot will be available to download on the current-gen system between September 16 and October 15.
Paramount's apocalyptic sequel World War Z 2 is beginning to pick up steam, after Locke screenwriter Steven Knight revealed in an interview with Collider that he has just completed an early draft of the zombie follow-up.
Jacques Audiard, director of such festival favorites as The Beat That My Heart Skipped, Rust and Bone and A Prophet, is saddling up for his English-language debut with The Sisters Brothers, and The Hollywood Reporter now brings word that John C. Reilly is attached to star in the drama.
With Supermassive Games' Until Dawn now available on PlayStation 4 and earning praise from across the industry, Sony has unveiled the eerie, blood-curdling launch trailer for the interactive horror experience that asks if you're up for the test of surviving, well, until dawn.
It's been quite the conclusive week for superhero productions across the industry. Now that filming has wrapped up on both X-Men: Apocalypse and Captain America: Civil War, we now have word of David Ayer's Suicide Squad finishing up production on its set in Toronto.
Director Tate Taylor (The Help) has secured his three leading ladies for the upcoming adaptation of Paula Hawkins’ best-seller The Girl On The Train, after Deadline broke the news that The Equalizer's Haley Bennett has joined the project to play the titular part.
Ever since the first words of the famous scroll eased onto cinema screens in Star Wars: A New Hope, there was always a hint of Nazism swirling around the Empire and its insatiable drive for a totalitarian rule. It was a theme that George Lucas had intentionally tapped into with the original trilogy, even creating the uniforms and general aesthetic to resemble the fascist regime. Now, more than three decades after Jedi, J.J. Abrams is gunning for a similar approach to the First Order in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Deadline is reporting that Lea Seydoux has snagged the female lead role in Fox's upcoming Gambit spinoff opposite Channing Tatum. The Blue Is The Warmest Color star beat out Abby Lee and Rebecca Ferguson for the part, which will see her playing Belladonna Boudreaux. For those unfamiliar with the character, she's the love interest of the titular hero who becomes the head of the Assassin's Guild when she gains super powers.
