Between confirmation of a sequel hatching over at Fox and Ryan Reynold's labelling X-Force a priority, it's been a busy fortnight in the Deadpool universe - and that's before the Merc With a Mouth has his theatrical bow in North America tomorrow.
In little under a month's time, Disney will invite moviegoers into an entirely new and modernised animal kingdom for Zootopia, and Byron Howard and Rich Moore's feature is bursting at the seems with personality.
United we stand, divided we fall. That's the message underpinning the recent Super Bowl tease for Joe and Anthony Russo's Captain America: Civil War, the story of former allies duking it out over the future of costumed heroes and whether there actions ought to be policed in modern society.
Upholding the open dialog with his legions of fans, actor Vin Diesel took to Facebook and Instagram to share a fresh batch of set photos from xXx: The Return of Xander Cage.
Director James Gunn swung open his ever-active Facebook feed to solicit fan questions about all things Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and though Gunn stopped short of commenting on rumors and speculation, the filmmaker did touch base on the presence - or lack thereof - of both Thanos and the Infinity Stones in the 2017 sequel.
Respawn's all-but-announced Titanfall 2 has reared its mechanical head once again today, with toy manufacturer MacFarlane claiming that the futuristic sequel will launch later in 2016.
It had been rumored for the longest time and, after teasing a big announcement earlier this week, developer Remedy formally announced that Quantum Break is headed to PC.
Hannes Seifert, Studio Head at IO Interactive, has conceded that the studio's back-and-forth over Hitman's launch plans may have caused confusion, and apologized for detouring from the original vision.
It was late last week when director Josh Boone pumped the breaks on his rendition of The Stand to focus on another Stephen King novel, Revival. Having already penned a script for the project, Boone's adaptation is perhaps further along than many initially released, and now Entertainment Weekly reports that Samuel L. Jackson is in contention for a key part.