- MoviesVariety
John Cena Eyed for ‘Suicide Squad’ Sequel (EXCLUSIVE)
The time may be now for John Cena to join the "Suicide Squad" sequel. Sources tell Variety that Cena is in talks to join Idris Elba and Margot Robbie in Warner Bros.' follow-up to 2016's "Suicide Squad." Robbie is returning as Harley Quinn and Jai Courtney is back as Captain Boomerang. Variety first reported that […]
- MoviesSam Ashurst
'Gemini Man' could be the dawn of a new Willennium for Will Smith
CinemaCon footage reaction stuns.
- MoviesThe Telegraph
James Gunn’s Suicide Squad sequel will be a ‘total reboot’
According to producer Peter Safran, James Gunn’s Suicide Squad sequel is going to be a “total reboot”. Speaking to JoBlo, Safran revealed that the film is being referred to as The Suicide Squad, not Suicide Squad 2.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Idris Elba replaces Will Smith as Deadshot in 'Suicide Squad' sequel
Idris Elba is set to step into the shoes of Will Smith to play super-villain marksman Deadshot in Suicide Squad 2.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Ben Affleck steps down as Batman as new movie is confirmed for 2021
Ben Affleck has officially passed on the torch to a new Batman, confirming that he won't be returning for the next movie.
- MoviesSam Ashurst
5 lessons 'Suicide Squad 2' can learn from 'Guardians Of The Galaxy'
Trust the director, fix the music and more...
- MoviesBen Bussey
DC may fast-track another movie to fill The Batman's 2018 slot
It’s little secret that the DC Extended Universe, the Warner Bros-owned comic company’s attempt at a rival to the mighty Marvel Cinematic Universe, is struggling. Whilst its three existing movies – 2013’s ‘Man of Steel,’ and 2016’s ‘Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice’ and ‘Suicide Squad’ – all performed well at the box office, none of them have won over audiences or critics the way Marvel have. This means that, at present, the only DC movie lined up for release in 2018 is ‘Aquaman.’ However, it has emerged that the studio are contemplating filling the gap left by ‘The Batman’ by accelerating the development process on one of their planned films.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Women spoke just 27 percent of the dialogue in 2016's top movies
Following last week’s news of a drop in the number of female directors working in Hollywood, it’s emerged that actresses seem to getting a seriously raw deal when it comes to dialogue. Despite high-profile leading roles for the likes of Margot Robbie in ‘Suicide Squad’, Ellen DeGeneres in ‘Finding Dory’ and Felicity Jones in ‘Rogue One’, the trend is still very much in favour of men getting the lion’s share of the lines. Data scientist Amber Thomas has published her findings on Medium.com’s FreeCodeCamp site, and they’re pretty damning.
MoviesBen ArnoldThe biggest on-set movie scandals of 2016
2016. Hailed by no one as ‘the best year ever’, it’s been as tumultuous on-set as it has been out there in the real world. Herein lie some of the biggest scandals of the year… Hellish conditions on The Revenant Sure it was a realistic portrayal of the brutality of the wilderness, but the over-budget, over-schedule set of Alejandro G. Inarritu’s ‘The Revenant’ was described as ‘a living hell‘ by some. ...
