Category: News

  • Jurassic World director responds to trailer backlash

    The Jurassic World trailer has been taking the world by storm over the last couple of days. Directed by Colin Trevorrow, whose only feature so far is the 2012 indie darling Safety Not Guaranteed, the trailer boasts a wealth of spectacle: ‘gyrospheres’ that navigate visitors through the park, raptors running alongside Chris Pratt on a motorbike, and a… Read More >

  • Michelle MacLaren to direct Wonder Woman

    As we reported a couple of weeks ago, Michelle MacLaren was in talks to bring Wonder Woman to the screen. The movie, which is due on June 23, 2017, is the third entry – or fourth, if you count Man of Steel – in DC’s ambitious slate of movies that stretches to the year 2020. MacLaren is a… Read More >

  • Incredible new Jurassic World viral site goes live

    2015 is a huge year for franchise releases. Avengers: Age of Ultron, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Terminator: Genisys, and the new James Bond movie will all be unleashed over the course of 12 months, but perhaps the most mysterious of them all will be released on June 12: Jurassic World. The fourth instalment of the Jurassic Park franchise… Read More >

  • Christopher Nolan defends Interstellar’s sound issues

    If you saw Interstellar over the last week, chances are that you may have experienced some issues with the sound mix; there have been numerous audience accounts that the soundtrack and sound effects in Christopher Nolan’s latest were too loud, in some cases drowning out dialogue. This problem was originally reported even as early as preview screenings of the film… Read More >

  • Daniel Brühl joins Captain America: Civil War

    Daniel Brühl, star of Rush and The Fifth Estate, has just clambered onto the cast list for Captain America: Civil War. This is a fantastic development for a movie that sounds terribly exciting already. 2016’s movie will more or less follow the famous comic storyline Civil War, where the Avengers are torn in two following the announcement of the Superhero… Read More >

  • Game of Thrones’ Michelle MacLaren in talks for Wonder Woman

    Following reports that DC wanted a female director to make Wonder Woman, their 2017 movie that stars Gal Gadot as the titular superheroine, it’s been rumoured that talks are happening with Michelle MacLaren. While she has yet to make a feature, MacLaren is a much-respected director on some big TV shows; she’s been behind the camera on Game… Read More >

  • Stars Wars spin-off to film at Pinewood Studios

    Star Wars: The Force Awakens may have just wrapped principal photography, but that’s only the beginning of a whole new universe of Star Wars movies – and now we know that they’ll be returning to Pinewood Studios to film them. Read More >

  • Margot Robbie will play Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad

    Suicide Squad, DC’s own supervillians-only movie which will be released in 2016, seems to be gearing up already. With David Ayer (Fury, Sabotage) attached to direct, a cast is also slowly, but surely, emerging; there are rumours of Jared Leto playing the Joker, eight years after Heath Ledger’s take on the character in The Dark Knight, but… Read More >

  • Toy Story 4 coming in 2017

    Toy Story 4 has been announced during Disney’s latest quarterly earnings report. Walt Disney Co. chief executive officer Bob Iger made the announcement, stating that the sequel will be released in June 2017, and that John Lasseter will be returning as the director… Read More >

  • Star Wars: Episode VII title revealed

    Finally, the time has come for Star Wars: Episode VII to reveal its title. Announced via the official Star Wars Twitter page, we’ve learned that next December’s long-awaited, much hyped movie has its official name: The Force Awakens. Read More >