Having spent the last few years performing something of a greatest hits tour of his most iconic characters – Han Solo, Rick Deckard, Indiana Jones – Harrison Ford has decided to do something he hasn’t done since a 1993 episode of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, and that’s make a small-screen appearance. According to Collider […]
Michael Bay reveals he “made too many” Transformers movies and Spielberg told him to “stop at three”
Currently basking in the aftermath of some of the best critical reactions to one of his movies in a long time for Ambulance (read our review here), Michael Bay has been reflecting on his five-film Transformers legacy, admitting that “they were fun to do” but he “made too many of them”. He of the hyperactive […]
Netflix releases trailer for Harlan Coben crime drama Hold Tight
Following the success in adapting The Woods into a critically acclaimed drama, the second Polish series based on a best-selling Harlan Coben novel is heading to Netflix in April, with six-part drama Hold Tight picking up the threads of that story, while also weaving its own murder-mystery plot. Hold Tight stars Magdalena Boczarska and Leszek […]
Scarlett Johansson and Chris Evans finally set to reunite on Jason Bateman’s Project Artemis
Apple Studios has already attempted to reunite Scarlett Johansson and Chris Evans once, with scheduling conflicts forcing the former Black Widow to be replaced by Ana de Armas on Ghosted. Well, if at first you don’t succeed, spend $100M+ on another film called Project Artemis, and have the Avengers assemble again. Reported by Deadline, and […]
Daniel Kaluuya writing dystopian drama The Kitchen for Netflix
Daniel Kaluuya is set to add to his already impressive artistic skillset by partnering with Netflix to write a dystopian thriller for the streaming service called The Kitchen. According to Variety the Judas and the Black Messiah Academy Award winner has co-written the futuristic drama alongside Gangs of London‘s Joe Murtagh for Netflix, and that […]
Scrat Tales trailer teases six animated shorts starring Ice Age’s saber-toothed squirrel
Keen to squeeze as much from the Ice Age franchise before the Age of Man get bored with the brand, following the recent debut of The Adventures of Buck Wild (read our ★ review here) Disney are releasing yet more content from the world of Sid, Manfred and Diego in the form of Scrat Tales, […]
Sharon Stone set for DC return as Blue Beetle villain
Sharon Stone has forged a career out of playing some of most powerful women on screen – think Basic Instinct‘s Catherine Tramell or Casino‘s Ginger McKenna – and now she is going to continue that trend by reportedly signing on to play the big-bad in DC’s Blue Beetle movie. According to Variety Stone will play […]
Trailer for Netflix’s The Sea Beast promises a spectacular high-seas adventure
Fans of animation should sit up and take notice when a new film from Chris Williams, the Academy-Award winning director of Moana and Big Hero 6, comes sailing over the horizon, and that’s exactly what Netflix’s The Sea Beast is. Featuring the voices of Karl Urban (Star Trek), Zaris-Angel Hator (Black Earth Rising), Jared Harris […]
Joel Edgerton to headline Dark Matter adaptation for Apple TV+
Riding high off the back of its history-making Academy Award success with CODA, Apple TV+ is wasting no time creating new content, and has just given the green light to a nine-episode, straight-to-series adaptation of Dark Matter starring Joel Edgerton. Released in 2016, Dark Matter was at one time intended to be a Roland Emmerich […]
The First Purge director to adapt superhero graphic novel Black for Warner Bros.
What if only Black people could get superpowers? That’s the premise behind Kwanza Osajyefo and Tim Smith 3’s graphic novel Black, which Studio 8 and Warner Bros. are hoping to bring to the big-screen, tasking The First Purge’s Gerard McMurray with writing and directing an adaptation. First published in 2016, Black takes place in a […]
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