After kicking off production last week, 20th Century Fox has now released the very first image from What We Do In the Shadows, Hunt for the Wilderpeople and Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi’s next film Jojo Rabbit, which sees young German boy Jojo (Roman Griffin Davis) having dinner with his mother Rosie (Scarlett Johansson) and […]
Kevin Feige names Black Panther as the best movie that Marvel has made
Over its first ten years, Marvel Studios has firmly established its Marvel Cinematic Universe as the biggest movie franchise in history with a combined box office gross of almost $17 billion across 19 releases. In addition to enormous financial success, Marvel has also carved out a reputation for delivering solid, crowd (and critic) pleasing blockbusters, […]
Ocean’s 8 opens to a franchise high at the domestic box office
Warner Bros.’ all-female Ocean’s spinoff movie Ocean’s 8 took top spot at the domestic box office this past weekend, knocking Solo: A Star Wars Story and Deadpool 2 into second and third place respectively. The Gary Ross-helmed heist caper banking $41.5 in North America million to set a new high for the series, topping the […]
Five Essential Football Movies
With the 2018 FIFA World Cup about to kick off this week, Gary Collinson selects his Five Essential Football Movies… It’s fair to say that films centred on football haven’t exactly set the world alight, especially when you consider its place as the world’s most popular sport. In fact, out of the trickle of movies […]
Poster, trailer and images for horror anthology Triptychon of Fear
Blacklava Entertainment has released a poster, trailer and images for Triptychon of Fear, a trio of gloomy and horrifying stories from Grindhouse Entertainment, the twisted minds behind the Ghouls Night Out trilogy, Isolation, and Snuff Tape anthology. Check them out here… Would You Go to Hell for Me? Driven by financial problems, a […]
Filming begins on Armando Iannucci’s The Personal History of David Copperfield
FilmNation Entertainment and Film4 have announced that principal photography is underway on The Personal History of David Copperfield, an adaptation of the Charles Dickens classic from filmmaker Armando Iannucci (The Death of Stalin). Described as a “fresh and distinctive take” on Dickens’ semi-autobiographical novel, The Personal History of David Copperfield is set in the 1840’s and […]
Richard Armitage confirms third season of Netflix’s Castlevania
We’re still waiting on the arrival of the second season, but actor Richard Armitage has revealed to Digital Spy that he’s gearing up to begin work on a third season of Netflix’s animated Castlevania series. “The second season hasn’t been aired yet, but we’re about to do a third,” said Armitage, who voices the protagonist […]
EA bringing The Clone Wars to Star Wars Battlefront II
During Electronic Arts’ big EA Play presentation at E3 today, EA DICE announced that it is bringing The Clone Wars to Star Wars Battlefront II with a brand new season which will focus heavily on the period between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. Variety reports that the content will include the […]
Johnny Knoxville says a fourth Jackass movie is possible
It’s been eight years since Johnny Knoxville and company got together for Jackass 3D, marking the tenth anniversary of the MTV franchise, but according to Knoxville it’s possible that the band could get back together for another round of crazy stunts. “It’s possible, for sure,” Knoxville told Entertainment Weekly when asked about the chances of Jackass […]
First gameplay from Shadow of the Tomb Raider revealed in new trailer
During yesterday’s Microsoft briefing at E3, Square Enix, Eidos Montreal and Crystal Dynamics unveiled a new trailer for Shadow of the Tomb Raider. Entitled ‘Louder Than Words’, the trailer features the very first gameplay from the anticipated sequel, and showcases the high-octane action, conflict, and challenges that will lead to Lara Croft’s defining moment. Watch […]
