Chalk it up to British humor being lost in translation or the sheer physical and mental demand of headlining an action blockbuster in the vein of Spectre, but it seems Daniel Craig hasn't completely ruled himself out of reprising his role as James Bond sometime in the future, despite some impassioned comments to the contrary (read: "I'd rather slash my wrists.")
Few upcoming blockbusters can hold a candle to the scope of Zhang Yimou's Chinese epic The Great Wall. It's something that was on full display at New York Comic-Con over the course of the weekend, when Legendary and Universal seized the opportunity to unveil an awe-inspiring new trailer for what will soon become the most expensive motion picture in China's history.
Sad Batfleck was a meme that spread across the Internet like wildfire earlier in the year - as these kind of things often tend to do - soon after the embargo lifted for Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, releasing reviews that ranged from moderately good to bad to very, very ugly.
Once in a while, a coming-of-age movie rolls into town that generates excitement across the four corners of the film industry - think Juno, The Perks of Being a Wallflower or even Richard Linklater's acclaimed Boyhood.
