Author: Scott J. Davis
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Soldado will see Josh Brolin and Benicio Del Toro “without a chaperone”
Soldado, the upcoming follow-up to Sicario is on the way and while Emily Blunt isn’t involved, the film will follow Josh Brolin and Benicio Del Toro’s characters and what they got up to next… Released in 2015, Sicario was directed by Denis Villeneuve (Arrival, Blade Runner 2049) and starred Emily Blunt as Kate Macy, “an… Read More >
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Vin Diesel would “love to do” Groot spin-off Marvel film
Let’s be honest, we’d all like to see a Groot spin-off film, wouldn’t we? Vin Diesel certainly would… The marketing machine is slowly kicking into hyperdrive in preparation for director James Gunn’s much-anticipated sequel Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol.2, with Gunn himself sharing this week that he was at Abbey Road Studios scoring the film… Read More >
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Ben Affleck’s Live By Night could lose around $75million
It wasn’t a good festive season for Ben Affleck’s Live By Night according to Variety… Perhaps more so this year that any other before, the festive season at the US box office was immensely saturated with lots of films for audiences to get their fill of cinema. In fact, it could certainly be said that… Read More >
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Jake Gyllenhaal thinks Ryan Reynolds should have got Oscar nomination
Earlier this week Hollywood’s gaze was focused on the Oscar nominations which were announced on Tuesday and as ever, many had their opinions about who should and shouldn’t have been shortlisted for a “little golden statue”. There were a few snubs for sure but one there was one in particular that actor Jake Gyllenhaal thought… Read More >
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The title for Star Wars: Episode VIII has finally been revealed
After months of waiting, of rumours and fan theories, the title for Star Wars: Episode VIII has finally been revealed. And as you may have guessed, the internet is enduring its usual meltdown as millions of fans have their say on the unveiling. The new film is officially to be called The Last Jedi, a… Read More >
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Razzies 2017 – Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice leads the nominations
The annual Golden Raspberries are just around the corner and today the official list of nominations have been announced and the majority of the titles in the mix will not come as much of a shock to film fans. Leading the way is Zack Snyder’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, with the film nominated… Read More >
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Golden Exits – Teaser
An intersectional narrative of two families in Brooklyn and the unraveling of unspoken unhappiness that occurs when a young foreign girl spending time abroad upsets the balance on both sides. Read More >
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James Cameron to “godfather” new Terminator film
When Terminator Genisys was released in the summer of 2015, it came prefaced with a strange piece of marketing. Despite mixed reviews, the film did get the thumbs up from James Cameron, creator and director of The Terminator, who praised the film so much that the studio behind the fifth film got Cameron to appear… Read More >
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David Ayer talks Suicide Squad and what he’d do differently
In hindsight, everything is clearer – at least that’s a famous quote said. Looking back, everything always looks a little different and for writer/director David Ayer, that seems to be the case if a quite long reply on social media this weekend is anything to go by. Speaking about his summer blockbuster Suicide Squad, Ayer… Read More >
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Box Office: Split unites audiences at the box office
After a string of critical disappointments, it’s fair to say that Split marks a welcome return to form for writer/director M.Night Shyamalan and audiences have turned out in their droves to send his latest twisty thriller to the top spot at the US box office. (via Box Office Mojo) Made for around $10million, the James… Read More >
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