Someone finally spun the giant remake dartboard in the MGM executive suite hard enough to make it spin all the way around to Road House, so -- like it or not -- plans are afoot to turn the totally '80s cult classic into a hit for a new generation.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is ba...well, he has another action movie coming out. Check out the trailer for Sabotage below. In Sabotage, Schwarzenegger plays John 'Breacher' Wharton, the leader of an elite DEA task force whose job is to take down the drug cartels. After one of their missions, members of the team are taken out one by one. Directed by End of Watch's David Ayer, Sabotage will be in theaters on April 11, 2014.

From the moment Warner Bros. decided to announce its upcoming Batman/Superman crossover movie by having an actor quote lines from Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns, fans have been waiting to hear that the storyline would offer a direct adaptation of the graphic novel -- which peers far into a possible future for the titular heroes and finds Superman working as a government stooge while a bitter Batman comes out of retirement to give Krypton's favorite son a refresher course in truth, justice, and the American way.

Francis Lawrence took over directing the Hunger Games franchise after some widely reported negotiations with director Gary Ross fell through. Signing on to Catching Fire and Mockingjay Parts 1 and 2, Lawrence assured us he was going to have some fun in the world Ross established.

“Chivo is spectacular! He’s so technically prolific he’s transcended everything; now he’s just looking for truthfulness.” This is what director Alfonso Cuarón says about his cinematographer, Emmanuel Lubezki, a director of photography he’s worked with since his first short in 1983 (Vengeance Is Mine), but whose name came to the fore only after working on Terrence Malick’s swirling epic The New World.