Despite the fact that Daniel Craig will be sticking around as 007 for at least two more movies, it's been reported that Idris Elba - best known for his roles on HBO's The Wire and Ridley Scott's Prometheus - has met with Bond franchise queen Barbara Broccoli to discuss the role.
There's a new trend going around the motion picture business, and it involves milking the poor Hollywood hype cow until she's blue in the face. Earlier this week we were treated to an exclusive pre-trailer for the Iron Man 3 trailer (which debuted yesterday), and now it's time for the somewhat blasphemous The Evil Dead remake to do something similar.
Although the original Wanted probably has its fans, it's hardly the kind of movie that has audiences rioting in the streets, brandishing fire and screaming out for a sequel. Despite that, Universal hired the original screenwriters to get the project down on paper last September.
It always pays to be confident, but it's even better to be "very, very confident," which is how Microsoft are feeling about their own Xbox 360 amidst the 2012 video game console war in the UK. Talking with CVG, Pawan Bhardwaj, product manager of Xbox Live, announced the following:
Columbia are spoiling us, it seems, as they've just released another Django Unchained trailer which includes even more never-before-seen footage. Classified as the second international trailer, this might just be the best one yet.
Bruce Willis is showing no sign of slowing down his career as of late, especially since he hasn't appeared to have aged in the last two decades or so. Sure, he's a little balder and probably a little less inclined to do his own stunts, but Willis still has a lot of star power and has featured in a whopping 6 features this year alone. Show-off.
In news that will be surprising to absolutely nobody who enjoys water cooler chat, Showtime have ordered a third season of their Emmy-award winning drama Homeland, which currently airs to millions of adoring fans on a weekly basis
Scottish writer Mark Millar - the man behind the original Kick-Ass comic - updated his website recently, and with it came some juicy little details surrounding the progress on Jeff Wadlow's bound-t0-be-bloody sequel Kick-Ass 2.
In a move that perfectly sums up Hollywood's "executive thinking system," Paranormal Activity 5 has already been announced for a Halloween 2013 release date just days after the franchise's fourth entry was released in cinemas, because why not?
Werner Herzog, whose next film could always turn out to be about absolutely anything, is set to return to fiction with his next project, an adaptation of DBC Pierre's 2003 novel Vernon God Little.
