When you pause to consider that X-Men: Apocalypse is arriving off the back of the time-hopping, genre-bending Days of Future Past, one thing that becomes immediately clear is that, if Bryan Singer really is to top last year's success story -- DoFP stands as the highest-grossing entry into the franchise -- then Apocalypse is truly set up to be a colossal undertaking.
It's been a full eighteen years since the credits rolled on GT, and today series creator Akira Toriyama has announced that the hit Dragon Ball anime will return to television in 2015 in the form of Dragon Ball Chou -- Super in English -- which is scheduled to debut in Japan come July.
With little under a month until its release, the marketing campaign for 20th Century Fox's modern Poltergeist retelling is beginning to plateau; after all, there's only so much of a horror film you can tease before undercutting the element of surprise. But before Gil Kenan's reboot looms into theaters, the studio has unveiled what is surely the last poster for the upcoming movie, showcasing the fine, neon-blue line between our world and the next.
Much digital ink has been spilled over the tumultuous production, coupled with extensive delay and script rewrites, but going off of these latest international TV spots, the prolonged wait for George Miller's Mad Max: Fury Road may very well be worth it. What's more, this latest barrage of marketing contains new footage too, further explaining the relationship between Tom Hardy's titular warrior and his potential saving grace, Charlize Theron's Furiosa.
Ahead of its trip to the Cannes Film Festival in a couple of weeks' time, StudioCanal has pulled back the blood-red curtain on the first images from Justin Kurzel's reimagining of Macbeth, starring Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard as the troubled husband and wife.
Having established her acting credentials through The Guest and acclaimed indie horror title It Follows, Maika Monroe looks set to hit the blockbuster stratosphere after the actress secured a place in Independence Day 2.
Shortly after the blink-and-you'll-miss-it reveal of Kodi Smit-McPhee as the younger, sprightly version of the illustrious Nightcrawler, director Bryan Singer has today marked the start of production on X-men: Apocalypse by sharing some photos from the set, which usher the likes of Cylcops, Jean Grey and Jubilee into the limelight.
Adam Wingard is remaining firmly in the genre of eerie thrillers now that the You're Next and The Guest director has signed on to helm the long-gestating live-action Death Note feature, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Final Fantasy XV may be one of -- if not the -- biggest titles in Square Enix's software vault, but today the Japanese giant has confirmed that it won't showcase the upcoming JRPG sequel at E3 in June, instead saving Noct and his fellow band of adventurers for an appearance at Gamescom two months later.
After taking the game's servers down for a spell of maintenance in the early hours of the morning, Visceral Games has release the first post-launch patch for Battlefield Hardline across all platforms, which targets spawn fixes, weapon balancing and general improvements.
