Full Disney Pete’s Dragon Trailer

Loosely base don the 1977 live action/animated film of the same name, Dinseye has released a full trailer for their 2016 remake of Pete’s Dragon. The film stars Karl Urban, Bryce Dallas Howard, Robert Redford and Oakes Fegley, it follows the adventures of a young boy who befriends an actual dragon. Get your first look below before the full film flies into cinemas on August 12.

Fox Hints At Wolverine Title

While director James Mangold continues work on the upcoming addition to the X-Men franchise with Hugh Jackman’s third and final solo Wolverine film, a report has surfaced which hints at the possible title for Jackman’s swansong. 20th Century Fox have registered Wolverine: Weapon X and Weapon X as potential titles for the as-yet untitled film. While it’s not confirmed yet whether one of these titles will be unveiled, if you’ve seen X-Men: Apocalypse and stuck around for the post credits scene, you’ll know that it’s at least a strong possibility.

More news as we get it but we’ll know for sure when the film is released March 2nd in the UK and March 3rd in the USA.

Mads Mikkelsen Reveals More Dr. Strange Details

With Marvel set to introduce Benedict Cumberbatch to their Cinematic Universe this October in Doctor Strange, Hannibal star Mads Mikkelsen has been giving details of his as-yet unnamed villain. Speaking to Yahoo!, Mikkelsen said ‘he’s not a villain in that way – he’s a man who believes in something else than the hero. That doesn’t mean that he doesn’t want to make the planet look wonderful or he wants to save the world as well, but he has a different way of doing it. He is the antagonist of course, but he’s not necessarily wrong.’

 Mikkelsen also discussed how the film works in relation to the Dr. Strange comics and other Marvel stories saying

‘if you look at the comic books, [they’re] quite different… I think that the film will be different [from the other MCU films], but not as different as the books are, because that was… more like an acid trip.’

We’ll find out exactly how different the film is to the comic when Doctor Strange hits cinemas October 28th.

Ubisoft Confirms Plans For Watch Dogs Movie

Ubisoft have announced that a movie based on their hit video game Watch Dogs is in the works. speaking at yesterdays conference at E3, it was revealed that, working alongside Sony, Ubisoft are still looking to adapt the hacking game onto the silver screen after discussing it three years earlier. While no other details have been announced, Watch Dogs looks set to join Assassins Creed and The Division, starring Michael Fassbender and Jake Gyllenhaal respectively, in the list of their video game movie adaptations. First up of course is Assassin’s Creed, due out this December.

More news as we get it, but it seems more will soon start to be unveiled. Most likely after the reception for Assassin’s Creed at the end of the year.

Pixar Teases Latest Short Piper

With the release of Finding Dory swimming ever closer to cinema’s, Pixar have released a first look at the short film that will be preceding it. According to the brief synopsis, the 6 minute short, Piper ‘tells the story of a hungry sandpiper hatchling who ventures from her nest for the first time to dig for food by the shoreline.’ and if the short 25 second clip is anything to go by, it’s going to be absolutely adorable!

Alan Barillaro is directing, having worked on 8 previous Pixar features as animator including A Bug’s Life and Finding Nemo. Check out the brief teaser below and head to a screening of Finding Dory from July 29 to get the full short beforehand.