It isn't often we get an R-rated movie with such a high-profile cast (read: Deadpool) let alone an R-rated and hand-drawn animation featuring a host of funny and talented actors. The Adventures Of Drunky is about to fix the latter, and it's got a cracking cast to help Aaron Augenblick's cheeky feature hit the ground running.
Next time moviegoers glimpse Agyness Deyn up on the silver screen, she'll be rubbing shoulders with a posse of A-listers in Hollywood's Golden Age for Joel and Ethan Coen's soon-to-be-released dramedy Hail, Caesar!, though Deadline reports that the actress has already lined up her next project.
For the longest time, J.J. Abrams and the team involved in Star Wars: The Force Awakens doubled down on the film's use of practical effects, whether it was shooting in the blistering heat of Abu Dhabi or creating and building intricate costumes for certain actors to inhabit.
To say that Sam Esmail's button-pressing cyber drama Mr. Robot came out of nowhere, only to blow up and find itself smack back in the middle of TV's pantheon, may be something of an understatement. But while series creator Sam Esmail acknowledged the huge support that the show has gained in such a short space of time, he assured fans that the creative team aren't prepared to rest on their laurels.
Sam Taylor-Johnson's 50 Shades of Grey, like many, er, romantic films before it, took full advantage of its opportune Valentine's Day release window with a smart marketing campaign tailored to couples looking to indulge in what cinema has to offer in and around February 14.
From its awe-inspiring pastel color palette to the hundreds of puzzles littered across its sprawling vistas, it's little wonder why Thekla Inc.'s puzzler The Witness is fast becoming the first 2016 release to really turn heads and raise eyebrows - and that was before today's info dump.
Before Star Wars: The Force Awakens whizzed into theatres little less than a month ago, J.J. Abrams estimated that there were "about a dozen" scenes left scattered on the cutting room floor.
When Disney first laid out plans for its budding Star Wars universe, both the numerical mainline trilogy and the adjacent Anthology films, casting for Phil Lord and Chris Miller's embryonic Hans Solo origins tale fast became one of the hottest talking points in town.
At ease, folks: George Miller has set the record straight on the immediate future of his rejuvenated Mad Max franchise, revealing to The Wrap that while he plans to take a brief hiatus from the irradiated plains of the Wasteland, those fabled sequels are still on track.
