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Optimus Prime takes centre stage in this new Transformers: The Last Knight poster
A new poster has been released for Transformers: The Last Knight, ahead of its release next year. Read More >
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Suicide Squad director David Ayer apologizes for anti-Marvel outburst
Director David Ayer took to Twitter to apologize for his outburst at the New York premiere of his film, Suicide Squad. Read More >
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Spiderman: Homecoming may have a surprise Avenger on board
Spider-Man: Homecoming may have another Avenger on board. Read More >
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Ben Wheatley’s Free Fire to close LFF; new still of Brie Larson in Action
Following his excellent movie adaptation of J.G. Ballard’s High-Rise, Ben Wheatley is returning with Free Fire, an action survival movie starring the likes of Brie Larson, Cillian Murphy, Armie Hammer and Sharlto Copley, in which two gangs meet in a deserted warehouse to make a trade, only for the deal to go south when shots… Read More >
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Jason Bourne tops Star Trek Beyond at box office
Jason Bourne made a killer comeback this past weekend, opening #1 at the US box office with an estimated $60 million. Read More >
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Marvel’s Avengers: Infinity War – Part 2 is no more…
Marvel’s Avengers: Infinity War – Part 2 is no more… Read More >
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Chris Evans may star in Jekyll
Chris Evan may play the leading man in Jekyll, Lionsgate’s remake of the 2007 BBC miniseries based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic novel. Read More >
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Black female pilot will soar in The Rocketeer reboot
The Rocketeer wasn’t a huge financial success when it hit the silver screen in 1991, but the film has since become something of a cult classic. Read More >
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Ezra Miller ‘steals the show’ as The Flash in new Justice League trailer
The first Justice League trailer debuted last weekend at the San Diego Comic-Con, giving us a new look at DC’s prized superheroes. But the one who has stood out amongst fans, is Ezra Miller as The Flash. Read More >
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Michael Keaton puts Beetlejuice sequel in doubt
Michael Keaton, who starred as the creepy character, Betelgeuse in Tim Burton’s 1988 comedy, Beetlejuice, has revealed that he doesn’t think a sequel will get made. Read More >
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