It's been a full 25 years since Arnold Schwarzenegger ordered us back to the carpet - toy in hand, of course - though it looks as though the former Governor has passed on the torch as Detective John Kimble, with news arriving that Dolph Lundgren will be picking up the mantle for Kindergarten Cop 2.
A fortnight ago, we brought you the news that Shaft - like seemingly every other project released before 2000 - is in line for the reboot treatment, with Black-ish creator Kenya Barris attached to reinvent the cult procedural drama. Now, we have an update on the show's new groove, which will reportedly reinvent the story made famous by Richard Roundtree in the early 70s.
Of all the Nicholas Sparks novels to have us reaching for the tissues - or remote, depending on your personal taste - The Notebook is arguably the one that resonated the most, particularly after New Line's 2004 adaptation starring Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling. Heck, Sparks' romantic drama even treaded the boards as a broadway play a few years back, and Entertainment Weekly now brings word that the love story will makes its small-screen debut on The CW.
Now that Full House and Boy Meets World are set for full reboots, Will Smith is reportedly eager to get in on the 90s nostalgia with a modern reboot of beloved 90s sitcom, Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
StudioCanal has debuted the stark new poster for Stephen Frears's upcoming biopic, The Program, which will chart the meteoric rise and equally crushing fall of Tour de France champion, Lance Armstrong.
Still reeling from the release of yesterday's stunning debut trailer? Fret not, for The Weinstein Company has today released an ice-cool new poster for The Hateful Eight that depicts Bruce Dern as The Confederate - or General Sandy Smithers, if we're being polite.
In 2013, Prisoners irrefutably proved that director Denis Villeneuve could handle a character-driven drama toplined by A-listers like Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal. Imagine our excitement, then, when we first caught wind of the filmmaker's new project: the Mexican drug thriller Sicario.
George R.R Martin may have developed a penchant for death and destruction whilst spinning out the brutal, politically-charged A Song of Ice and Fire series, but that doesn't necessarily mean he's gunning to conclude Game of Thrones in a fiery apocalypse. Indeed, the author is targeting a "bittersweet" finale, one that will purportedly bear semblance to that found in J.R.R. Tolkien's seminal The Lord of the Rings.
After debuting the maiden poster for the anticipated action-comedy sequel earlier in the week, Universal has completed the one-two punch with today's full-length trailer for Ride Along 2.
