Target was right all along, it seems. Following last week's untimely leak, publisher Deep Silver has pegged its shooter sequel Homefront: The Revolution for a release on May 17, with a beta expected to hit Xbox in February.
Buoyed by a strong box office turn domestically coupled with Sylvester Stallone's Golden Globes win for Best Supporting Actor, MGM is now more keen than ever to set boxing sequel Creed 2 in motion, with Variety reporting that the studio is now eyeing a tentative November 2017 release date for the follow-up.
Just when you thought World War Z 2 could escape the shadow of its predecessor and the production problems it suffered, Deadline brings word that The Impossible director Juan Antonio Bayona has exited the in-development project.
March 25 is a day that will be long remembered - for better or worse. That said, Warner Bros. brass aren't the only ones eager to get the ball rolling on their ambitious DC Expanded Universe; with two roles locked for 2016, Ben Affleck recently spoke about his excitement to appear alongside the eccentric members of Task Force X in David Ayer's Suicide Squad.
Production on Lionsgate's trip back to Sherwood Forest may have been placed on the back-burner in favor of the upcoming sequel to Kingsman: The Secret Service, though Deadline has brought proof that Robin Hood: Origins is quietly marching forward in development: the casting of Jamie Foxx as Little John, one of the many Merry Men set to rob from the rich and give to the poor in 2017.
After crafting a space oddity of his own in 2014, director James Gunn today revealed he had early plans in place for a David Bowie cameo in upcoming sci-fi sequel, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
Acclaimed Australian director John Hillcoat (The Proposition, The Road) may be treading on familiar ground with his upcoming and gritty cop thriller Triple 9, but with a star-studded ensemble and intriguing story set-up in tow, the filmmaker may be serving up a rare cinematic treat within a a sub-genre that has witnessed its fair share of approaches.
Darren Aronofsky's next project, one which he'll write, produce and direct, is beginning to pick up speed after finding a home at Paramount. Not only that, according to Variety, the untitled 2017 release looks to have cast Javier Bardem opposite Jennifer Lawrence, though representatives for the former declined to confirm the casting coup at this time.
Wade Wilson and Vanessa Carlisle, a match made in heaven. At least, that's what today's brilliant new banner for Deadpool is championing, teasing Tim Miller's R-rated superhero bonanza as though it were your typical Valentine's Day romantic comedy.
