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Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki and John David Washington are set to star in Christopher Nolan's upcoming film that is shrouded in mystery, according to Variety.

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US box office revenue this summer is badly trailing last year by 11% and none of the major releases still coming are expected to change that trajectory. In fact, things are likely to get worse for US studios before the autumn.

Comic company Millarworld has been bought by entertainment giants Netflix.

It’s not just China and India in the sights of Netflix, but also European domination with almost 100 original productions in various stages of development, writes John Daly

John Wick Chapter 2, the follow-up to the 2014 high-octane action film starring Keanu Reeves, hits cinemas tonight as part of a special Valentine's Day limited preview.

Ben Affleck is no longer directing The Batman for Warner Bros, as confirmed in an article from Variety.

Warner Bros Suicide Squad ended up doing OK box office earlier in the year but it was hardly the slam dunk the studio was hoping for - arriving amidst reports of on set issues and being basically a pretty dull film.

Mad Max Fury Road was massively popular and pretty darn great, so naturally it's going to be ripped off for years to come.

Warner Bros. Ireland has awarded a scholarship to Miriam Devitt, an MA Screenwriting student at the National Film School at Dublin’s Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology (IADT).

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them won the weekend box office, to the surprise of no one.

A very English wizard chases magical beasties in 1920s New York.

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them isn't even out in cinemas yet but we've already been told that it's the first in a five film series, and now there's casting news coming down the pipeline.

DC has had a far rockier start to its cinematic universe compared to Marvel, both commercially and critically.

Ben Affleck is a busy fellow. Not only is he popping up as Batman in all of DCs movies this year, he's also hard at working on a solo Bat movie due out in 2018.

DC Comics and Warner Bros seem intent to add side characters to films in its cinematic universe. The Flash, for example, will feature an appearance from Cyborg.

Suicide Squad had a pretty interesting time getting to the big screen and arrived amid a hail of negative reviews, but it seems audiences are flocking to the DC supervillain mashup.

So Batman v Superman was pretty much a Batman movie. Yes Supes was there but he basically had nothing to do until the end of the film, which is kind of a bummer for those people who liked Man of Steel.

The early critical reviews for Suicide Squad weren't the best but that hasn't stopped the film from breaking box office records in its opening weekend.

A team of imprisoned bad guys get a chance at redemption with an impossible mission.

Alrighty so Suicide Squad is coming out in August and Warner Bros will be hoping for a monster of a hit after the slight stumble of Batman v Superman.

There's another American Godzilla movie on the way but before all that the original studio has another stab at the franchise.

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is a new play which continues the story 19 years after the events of The Deathy Hallows. It's currently previewing in London, with a full release planned for the end of July, 2016.

Watch the fully uncut warehouse fight from Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition - it has more of the good stuff

Suicide Squad is due to release in August and anticipation is already at fever pitch, suggesting Warner Bros might have a real hit on their hands.

Whatever your thoughts on Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice the film was a reasonable success for Warner Bros and managed to set up the future run of films featuring characters like Aquaman, Wonder Woman and the rest of the Justice League.

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them is making its big screen debut this November but it has had a previous life as a tie-in book which was first published in 2001.

If you've ever wanted to kick Superman in the arse, then Injustice Gods Among Us is the game for you. And now it has a sequel.

Ok so I didn't like Batman v Superman much but I'm a sucker for new cuts of films because I have a ridiculous amount of faith in the ability of different editing to fix a broken product.

Suicide Squad is the next movie on the way from the DC Universe which recently brought us Batman v Superman - but it's a very different affair because this is a story about supervillains.

Prince was fiercely determined to protect his intellectual property, but how well others might profit from his legacy hinges on how astute he was about arranging for control of his music after death.