I guess we spoke too soon! Just a day after Suicide Squad director David Ayer said the movie's exterior location filming was done (thus putting an end to the daily deluge of set photos) comes ... more set photos!
These new images show Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn and Karen Fukuhara's Katana among other members of Task Force X on the streets of Toronto. Via Comic Book Movie:
Even though the Heroes character of Mohinder was referenced in the Heroes Reborn trailer that screened during the Network Upfronts a few weeks ago (read the full trailer description here), we didn't know for sure if actor Sendhil Ramamurthy would be returning for the new NBC "event series."
Well, now it's official. TVLine is reporting that Ramamurthy is in fact returning to the franchise and reprising his role as Dr. Mohinder Suresh.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is currently in negotiations to star in the upcoming remake of John Carpenter's Big Trouble in LIttle China.
The movie will be written by Ashley Miller and Zack Stentz, writers of X-Men: First Class, Thor and the upcoming Power Rangers movie.
According to a report by The Wrap, Johnson will star in and produce the movie, taking on the role of Jack Burton. Burton was played by Kurt Russell in the 1986 original.
The report states the original movie is one of The Rock's favorites, and he was involved with pitching the remake to 20th Century Fox with his producing partners Dany and Hiram Garcia.
June's arrived and we're officially in the raging sea of Summer TV! NBC's superb Hannibal cooks up its first Season 3 feast this week while Netflix releases a brand new mind-bending series from The Wachowskis.
Plus, Power returns to Starz, Lifetime debuts UnREAL, ABC goes extra-terrestrial with The Whispers, and ABC Family premieres the procedural Stitchers (think iZombie without the zombie part) after Pretty Little Liars' season opener.
IGN's 2015 Summer TV Preview Guide
Also, Game of Thrones' Episode 9 is coming! We know to expect big things from GoT's penultimate season episodes, but in seasons past we at least had an idea of what was coming. Wars, weddings, etc. Here, we're not quite sure what's in store for us. We just know it'll be big.
Techland has now clarified that Hellraid has not been canceled, despite having announced it was being put on hold.
"Right now we want to concentrate on Dying Light," CEO Pawell Marchewka told Eurogamer. "We wanted to be fair with the fans so we wanted to send a clear message, especially as a lot of the people were expecting new things coming from Hellraid at E3 and Gamescom. We decided to take the pressure away. .... But putting on hold means we want some of the resources to concentrate on Dying Light, and once they do what needs to be done we will come back to Hellraid."
On May 19, Destiny developer Bungie filed three trademarks with the United States Patent & Trademark Office.
NeoGaf reports the first patent was for something called "Eververse," the second was for "Eververse Trading Co.," and the third was for a logo possibly related to the first two patents.
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