Category: News
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Suicide Squad cast announced
It seems that all those weeks of speculation have paid off: the cast of Suicide Squad, which will be directed by David Ayer and released in 2016, has just been officially announced, and it is huge… Read More >
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Andy Serkis reveals he is the voice of The Force Awakens trailer
Last week, the internet – and the world – lit up when the teaser trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens dropped. It was the first glimpse we got of JJ Abrams’ upcoming movie (we still have to wait over a year for it), and what we saw was a tactile world filled with a magical… Read More >
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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 >
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Independence Day sequel greenlit; Will Smith won’t return
We know that Independence Day 2 has been planned for a while, with original director Roland Emmerich set to return to direct the sequel. But only now has the project been officially confirmed, getting the green light from 20th Century Fox, who will finance the movie. There is still no sign that Will Smith, star of… Read More >
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Two characters to return for Pacific Rim 2
In a recent interview with Collider, Guillermo de Toro has revealed that two characters from 2013’s Pacific Rim will be returning for the sequel (which is so far only known as Pacific Rim 2). With the screenplay nearing completion – touting the exciting notion of Jaeger-Kaiju hybrids – the director plans to include Charlie Day’s… Read More >
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Ridley Scott won’t direct the Blade Runner sequel
It turns out that Ridley Scott won’t be directing the Blade Runner sequel after all. In the last few years, development on the project has gained traction, with rumours of a screenplay finally surfacing, and the announcement that Harrison Ford – who played the protagonist Deckard in 1982’s original Blade Runner – was attached to… Read More >
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New comic strip reveals more Interstellar back story
Warning: This post contains spoilers for Interstellar. Over at Wired, a brand new comic strip has been revealed that gives Interstellar a bit more background. Christopher Nolan wrote Absolute Zero, which acts as a prequel to his sci-fi blockbuster, and follows Dr. Mann who has woken up to retrieve more data from the planet he landed on as… Read More >
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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 >
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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 >
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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 >
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