When Horrible Bosses broke past all expectations to pull in over $200 million at the box office in 2011, the possibility of whether the studio and leading stars would reunite for a sequel was all but set in stone. It was Hollywood 101; strike while the iron is hot to pull to assemble the same creative team and ensure that the money keeps rolling in. For Horrible Bosses 2, though, moviegoers failed to take to Sean Anders' follow-up - and that's a feeling Jason Bateman can empathize with.
Having held the lion's share of original TV content on streaming services for the longest time, Netflix is now beginning to make a push toward establishing itself as a prolific output for feature films, and spearheading the charge for the online giant is this year's awards-tipped war drama, Beasts of No Nation.
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is so close now we can almost taste it, with exactly two weeks to go until the much-anticipated entry into Konami's stealth series makes its bow. And to celebrate, PlayStation Japan has debuted a rather nostalgic new trailer for the upcoming sequel that bills TPP as the conclusion of Hideo Kojima's stealth masterclass, while also trumpeting the franchise's longrunning history with Sony's systems.
Co-creators Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie are getting the band back together, now that it's been confirmed that the creative pair are working on a Flight of the Conchords movie.
What can we expect from Paramount's Baywatch film? Well, according to Dwayne Johnson, the high-profile feature film will boast an R rating and enough baby oil to keep Luke Hobbs up at night, not to mention a 21 Jump Street-style twist on the source material.
Having wrapped up script duties on Isla Nublar and Colin Trevorrow's box office behemoth Jurassic World, screenwriter Derek Connolly is ready to set sail for a new resort according to The Hollywood Reporter, with Legendary's Kong: Skull Island now smack bang between his crosshairs.
Swapping child-snatching demons for Irish folklore, Sinister 2 director Ciaran Foy is poised to continue his successful working relationship with Blumhouse for The Shee, a supernatural thriller set on the Emerald Isle circa 1960.
After narrowly missing out on a part in X-Men spinoff Gambit, Deadline has learned that Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation star Rebecca Ferguson has signed on to star opposite Emily Blunt for The Girl on the Train.
Esteemed German filmmaker Wim Wenders is bringing his latest drama Every Thing Will Be Fine to Toronto International Film Festival next month, and to stoke excitement ahead of its debut, the first trailer for the film has appeared online via Metropole Films.
With little under a month until its worldwide premiere at Toronto International Film Festival, 20th Century Fox has today debuted the second full-length trailer for The Martian, showcasing the more humorous side of Ridley Scott's upcoming sci-fi drama.
