Sean Penn may have starred in several more dramatic pictures of late -- The Tree of Life, Gangster Squad and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, for instance -- but for the actor's next outing, the Academy award winner is set to go full Liam Nesson. That's because Penn's next venture will be headlining Pierre Morel's The Gunman, which recently debuted an explosive new trailer.
For all of the hype and excitement surrounding Zack Snyder's Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, one of the most pressing questions raised by fans at this early stage has been how the director will portray the inevitable clash between the two titular heroes. Sure, we all know that pitting The Caped Crusader against the Last Son of Krypton is the ultimate exercise in brains vs. brawn, but how exactly will Snyder capture such a monumental battle?
Throughout the course of development, it seemed as though Marc Forester's big-screen adaptation of World War Z was doomed for failure. Last-minute script changes, creative clashes, not to mention extensive reshoots cultivated a scenario as foreboding and seemingly insurmountable as the zombie apocalypse itself (well, sort of). Fast forward to the present day, however, and after amassing a staggering, wholly surprising $500 million at the global box office, you have a film that has defied the odds, and a sequel that hopes to do one better.
In case it somehow slipped your mind, a Deadpool movie is finally on its way to the silver screen at last, with Ryan Reynolds on board to play the Merc with a Mouth. And today, we bring you news that production is set to get underway in late March when the cameras will begin rolling in Reynolds' hometown, Vancouver.
Publisher 2K and Firaxis Games have formally revealed Sid Meier's Starships, an adventure-driven strategy title that takes place in the same universe as last year's Beyond Earth.
The folks over at Latino Review are at it again. After offering up a scintillating teaser relating to your friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man last week -- which Sony moved quickly to denounce -- the outlet has switch gears to focus on DC's upcoming line-up and, specifically, its villain-centric Suicide Squad movie.
In an update via the game's Kickstarter page, developer Harmonix has announced plans to delay its revamped musical racer Amplitude, pushing the crowdfunded title from its original March date into the summer.