With David and James Franco already on board, The Hollywood Reporter brings word that The Hunger Games and Divergent star Josh Hutcherson is in line to join The Disaster Artist, a making-of story that chronicles the creation of The Room.
At long last, Mojang's sandbox juggernaut Minecraft will launch for Nintendo's Wii U, after the Japanese giant confirmed that the port will hit the home console on December 17 packing a raft of add-on content.
With Daredevil and Jessica Jones established on the small screen, not to mention the imminent arrival of Luke Cage in his own standalone series, there has been hushed talk of The Defenders - a New York supergroup that also makes room for Iron Fist - making the jump into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, particularly in time for the all-encompassing Avengers: Infinity War.
As the poster child for a rejuvenated franchise, Star Wars: The Force Awakens will herald the beginning of a new era for Lucasfilm's prestigious galaxy far, far away, now that Disney has mapped out plans for a trilogy of numbered episodes along with the standalone Anthology features.
Square Enix is remaking beloved JRPG Final Fantasy VII - but not as you know it. After offering up our first look at gameplay, not to mention that all-important battle system, the Japanese publisher noted that FFVII will launch as a "multi-part series" in the vein of Final Fantasy XIII.
Given that the RPG threequel was originally pegged for an arrival in the spring, it's fair to say that the release of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII on PC is long overdue, though fans of Square's franchise needn't have to wait too much longer.
It's official: GKIDS has acquired the rights to Studio Ghibli's animated gem Only Yesterday, which will now get its first theatrical release in North America.
In Dirty Grandpa, Zac Efron's do-gooder Jason Kelly has no idea what he's getting himself into. When he innocently agrees to help his recently-windowed grandfather (Robert De Niro) get over his loss, Kelly finds himself strung along on the most outrageous of journeys, as his old old man sets about grabbing life by the short and curlies during his twilight years.
Throughout cinema, the single take shot has always drawn a sense of admiration from cinephiles, and we've seen many directors toying with the technique to truly capture and indeed arrest the audience's attention. Be it Oldboy's corridor fight sequence, the mesmerizing long take in Alfonso Cuarón's Children of Men, or even the CG-laden over Earth shot from Gravity, it's a cinematic feat that can have a marked effect on the viewing experience - and doesn't Creed director Ryan Coogler know it.
One of the many compliments directed at James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy championed the chemistry between the ragtag crew, be it Rocket Racoon's (Bradley Cooper) sly quips or Drax the Destroyer understanding the semantics of the English language.
