Ever the one to trumpet the complex and nefarious nature of his villain in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice - he did interview in character as Lex Luthor, remember - Jesse Eisenberg has partook in a new interview ahead of the release of the DC ensemble piece
With a $130 million opening weekend and scores of glowing reviews in tow - including our own - Deadpool is irrefutably the talk of the town, with mooted reports of a sequel and even X-Force ensemble already emerging.
Setting aside the civil wars both in Marvel and DC's respective camps, Scott Derrickson's Doctor Strange is arguably the most intriguing superhero flick of 2016.
Samuel L. Jackson may be packing his eye-patch and favorite black trench for a trip Down Under. According to Gold Coast Bulletin, the Oscar-winner and MCU stalwart has been tipped to appear in Taika Waititi's hotly-anticipated threequel, Thor: Ragnarok.
Gearing up for a monumental 2016, Illumination Entertainment - creative minds behind the lucrative Despicable Me franchise - are branching off from those infectious Minions and into the realm of anthropomorphic animals with A Secret Life of Pets and, later in 2016, Sing.
Ryan Reynolds has labelled it a priority; 20th Century Fox, floored by the box office haul of Tim Miller's standalone Deadpool, has expressed mooted interest in the ensemble feature; and now producer Simon Kinberg has added fuel to the fire by teasing that the potential X-Force film could also nab an R rating.
Following the hefty one-two punch of Take Shelter and Mud in 2011 and 2011, respectively, Jeff Nichols quickly emerged as one director you daren't take your eye off. Midnight Special, only his fourth feature film, is now creeping ever closer to its theatrical bow, and today's new trailer spotlights the unyielding father-son bond between Michael Shannon and newcomer Jaeden Lieberher.
Fresh off negotiating a deal to rescue a captured ally in Steven Spielberg's wartime drama Bridge of Spies, Tom Hank's next role will have the Oscar-winner make tracks to Saudi Arabia, where his hapless Alan Clay will negotiate a decidedly different set of deals in A Hologram For the King.
According to Variety, Craig has closed a deal to headline Purity, a new 20-episode drama series that is currently doing the rounds at the biggest networks in the country. Showtime and Netflix are among the early bidders to snatch rights for the limited series, itself an adaptation of Jonathan Franzen's novel of the same name which hit store shelves last September.
Good news and bad news is trickling out of Vin Diesel's xXx: The Return of Xander Cage, with the actor himself taking to Facebook to confirm that IP Man star Donnie Yen has been brought in to replace Jet Li in the action threequel.
