Blade Runner 2: Harrison Ford now confirms he will star in the sequel to 1982's Blade Runner. Ford will reprise his role as replicant hunter Rick Deckard; the story will take place several decades after the events in the original movie. There were whispers Ridley Scott might direct, but filmmakers are in negotiations with Canadian director Denis Villeneuve (Enemy, Prisoners) with production set to begin in the summer of 2016. [Heat Vision]   Jurassic World: New photos...Read MoreRead Comments

If you're a fan of watching people run, jump, or run and THEN jump, then you'll probably want to catch what one can only assume is the final trailer for INSURGENT. Shailene Woodley returns in the sequel to DIVERGENT, which will find her character on the run, hunted by the lovely Kate Winslet and lots of crumbling buildings. Also, a guy jumps in front of a train. Not sure if that does anything for you,... Read More...

This likely won't come as a surprise to most of you, but Arnold Schwarzenegger has confirmed that he'll be back for the next Terminator film- assuming that sequel/reboot Genisys catches on with audiences. While the actor sat out Terminator: Salvation (save for a digital reconstruction of his T-800), the actor has appeared in 4 of the 5 Terminator films so far. When asked if he'd return for another installment, considering Genisys is meant to relaunch the series, the Austrian Oak wasn't just affirmative.

  Though most would agree that Ryan Reynolds did a good job in the role, after the dismal treatment of the Wade Wilson character in X-Men: Origins Wolverine, fans desperately wanted to see him done justice in a solo movie outing. Rumors swirled that Reynolds was interested and a movie was planned, but after the negative reaction to Origins it didn't seem very likely. But lo and behold, back in September of last year we got the news that the project had a release date and Reynolds was set to reprise the role. Was Fox always planning to move forward with Deadpool?

Guns for show, throwing stars for a proWriter/director and all-round sci-fi maven Neill Blomkamp has just announced his official entry to the Aliens universe but before Aliens 5 gets up and running, he has the small matter of Chappie to introduce to the world. This new clip introduces the childlike robot to the tooled-up side of the tracks as a couple of bad 'uns set him on the path to weaponisation. Click on the video to see what we mean. brightcove.createExperiences();Chappie's prime directive is to serve as a police robot.