Movie and TV trailers
HITTING US TV screens on January 21, Legends of Tomorrow features the time-travelling Rip Hunter (portrayed by Arthur Darvill) as he brings together a band of DC heroes to take on the immortal Vandal Savage (Casper Crump).
Continue reading The CW provides a longer look at its next DC show
IT’S TAKEN 20 years but Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin are now revisiting the world of Independence Day as the aliens return to take a second stab at invading Earth. Written, like its 1996 predecessor, by the duo (this time aided by Carter Blanchard) and with Emmerich again in the director’s chair, Independence Day: Resurgence is scheduled to premiere in the US and UK on June 24, 2016.
Continue reading Fox trails the return of the Independence Day aliens
WITH its Master of the Mystic Arts set to make his big screen debut late next year, Marvel is offering a sneak peek behind the scenes at its plans for Doctor Strange, which stars Benedict Cumberbatch as the eponyous Sorceror Supreme.
Continue reading It’s a Bit of a Mind Trip: Marvel teases its Doctor Strange movie
CHRIS Pine, Zachary Quinto, Zoe Saldana, Karl Urban aka Kirk, Spock, Uhura and McCoy are reuniting for Star Trek Beyond, the third movie in the rebooted SF franchise. Directed by Justin Lin (who helmed four of the Fast & Furious features), the film premieres in the US and the UK on July 22, 20216.
Continue reading Paramount unveils first Star Trek Beyond trailer
A SPIN-OFF from The Flash and Arrow, The CW’s Legends of Tomorrow premieres in the US on January 21. Sky 1 is planning to begin UK broadcasts in February.
Continue reading The CW offers second Legends of Tomorrow trailer
WARNER Bros has revealed more about Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice in a third trailer for the Zack (Watchmen) Snyder-directed movie, which premieres in the US and the UK on March 25.
Continue reading Doomsday smashes into third Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice trailer
CAPTAIN America: The Winter Soldier directors Anthony Russo and John Russo are set to bring Marvel’s patriotic superhero back to the big screen in Captain America: Civil War, which premieres in the UK on April 29 and in the US a week later.
IT’S TAKEN over 12 years but at last Disney and Pixar are following up on Finding Nemo, their animated 2003 hit. Set just six months after the end of the original, Finding Dory opens in the US on June 17, 2016 but UK audiences will have to wait a further seven weeks until July 29 for it to hit British screens.
A SEQUEL to Tim Burton’s 2010 extravaganza Alice in Wonderland, Alice through the Looking Glass is set to open simultaneously on May 27 in the US and UK.
Continue reading Disney offers a first look at Alice through the Looking Glass
WITH just days to go until Jessica Jones goes live, Netflix has released a second trailer for its second Marvel series.
