Following in the footsteps of James Cameron's long-gestating Avatar sequel, Warner Bros. has officially pushed pack Steven Spielberg's Ready Player One film into 2018.
Despite the fact Andrew Stanton's long-awaited animated sequel is arriving a full 13 years after its beloved predecessor, only six months have lapsed for aquatic life under the sea, and today's series of posters for Finding Dory showcase that Ellen DeGeneres’ forgetful explorer is still as playful as ever.
If you weren't one of the fortunate few to partake in last month's closed beta, don't fret; Ubisoft has announced plans to host an open beta for The Division in only a couple of weeks' time, and similarly to the first bout of testing, it'll go live for Xbox One users first.
German toy manufacturer Playmobil is pushing full steam ahead with an animated feature based on the property, and Variety is reporting that the nascent project has appointed Frozen animator Lino Di Salvo at the helm.
Later this year, moviegoers will be cordially invited to StudioCanal's High-Rise (otherwise known as Ben Wheatley's twisted tower of terror), and today's poster and trailer showcase what happens when Tom Hiddleston's protagonist bids farewell to the real world.
It's been a long road for David Frankel's character drama Collateral Beauty, though today Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema have finally tacked on a release date to the Will Smith vehicle - December 16, 2016.
As the first superhero tentpole of 2016, Deadpool is poised to jump-start a massive and unprecedented year for the genre, and rivalling studios are beginning to stand up and take notice.
Amazon's New York Symphony hasn't reached its crescendo just yet, with Mozart in the Jungle season 3 now on course to hit the streaming service in early 2017.
Earlier this month, we caught wind that Quantum Break was "so close" to completion, and now Remedy looks set to showcase its long-awaited Xbox One exclusive.
Going four for four with its Divergent series, Lionsgate and Summit Entertainment will launch Allegiant into theaters across the globe next month, welcoming back Shailene Woodley, Theo James and director Robert Schwentke, before closing the book on the dystopian YA series in 2017.
