Taron Egerton may not be reprising his role of British sleuth Eggsy until June of next year, but already the actor has started rolling out enticing teasers for action-adventure sequel, Kingsman: The Golden Circle.
At the time of writing, we're now a little less than a month away from the arrival of Captain America: Civil War, and Marvel is beginning to slowly crank up the marketing machine in preparation.
20th Century Fox has done Nick Fury proud today, assembling its army of mutants with a fresh batch of electrifying character posters in anticipation of next month's X-Men: Apocalypse.
There were, however, also some casualties to the internal overhaul, one of which being Adam Wingard's (The Guest) long-gestating adaptation of Death Note, Tsugumi Ohba's iconic Japanese manga series. Although Warner Bros. initially planned to distribute the live-action feature film, Variety has now confirmed WB has dropped the movie, only for it to be saved by Netflix.
Few could have predicted the success of Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant's The Office when it humbly premiered on the BBC back in 2001; in fact, the show fought through low ratings and threats of cancellation to become a mainstay of British comedy, eventually leading to international spinoffs across the globe.
But there's another maternal dramedy on the horizon from the opposite end of the spectrum, and today brings forth the first images showcasing Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn's Bad Moms. Drowning their problems with one too many shots and generally revelling in each other's company, STX Entertainment's feature orbits around the character of Amy Mitchell (Kunis), a proud mother that begins to feel the strain from work and home.
Best known for portraying a lead member of the Free Folk in Game of Thrones - the scenery-chewing Tormund Giantsbane, no less - Norwegian actor Kristofer Hivju has joined the cast of Universal's action sequel Fast 8.
It hasn't been the smoothest of rides for Sony's adaptation of The Rosie Project up until now. Despite attracting two big-name stars in Jennifer Lawrence and Boyhood director Richard Linklater, the romantic drama was ordered back to the drawing board after losing both Lawrence and Linklater in quick succession.
