The Division is barrelling down on its March release date and Ubisoft is confident the RPG shooter will become one of the biggest new IP launches in history.
DreamWorks Pictures will stage an Office Christmas Party later in 2016, and the studio has already banded together its preliminary cast of party-starters.
Jon Favreau's lush reimagining of The Jungle Book isn't the only Disney classic looming on the horizon. Soon after Neel Sethi dances along to the Bare Necessities, the House of Mouse will bring back a 70s favorite in Pete's Dragon, and you can catch a glimpse of the remake coming to life with today's motion poster.
Not for the first time, Oliver Stone's awards-friendly Snowden biopic has been delayed, with The Hollywood Reporter revealing that the film will now open on September 16.
As the founding father of the illustrious Metal Gear series, Hideo Kojima is arguably one of the most prominent and respected developers in the business. It was a reputation honored during last night's DICE awards, where the ex-Konami employee was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
If Netflix's slate was packed to the brim with high-profile debuts (Masters of None) and original features (Beasts of No Nation) in 2015, then the next 10 months look to continue that streak and then some. Following the one-two punch of House of Cards and Daredevil in March, spring 2016 will also herald the arrival of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt season 2.
Hell's Kitchen is about to explode, and caught somewhere in the middle of that crime-ridden cauldron are Matt Murdock, Foggy Nelson and Deborah Ann Woll's Karen Page, the core trifecta anchoring Netflix and Marvel's much-anticipated Daredevil season 2.
Warner Bros.' robust marketing machine has pumped out another series of displays for Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, this time featuring Alfred Pennyworth and Lois Lane.
