Bowl x-treme

Bowl x-treme , 7 Wonders , Kick-Ass 2 , Hannibal , and more are heading to cinemas in October. It’s an odd choice to make because the trio have already made a couple of reruns, with previous installments in the franchise to be made available on DVD and Blu-ray, but this week's final outing seems to have hit the cusp of commercial success, with a third instalment now on the way. According to producer Simon Cross, the third instalment will be heading to Amazon, with an eighth outing already being written, and more news in the works. “I’m excited to be bringing my cinemas to the big screen,” says Cross. “Bowl x-treme will be on Blu-ray, DVD, and I’m sure there will be a lot of love and money in this film.” Whether you’re up for a brand new adventure or a search for new challenges, we can all agree that Hill Land is looking set to deliver yet another heist movie – at least this time around we're stuck in a dank, dangerous world with little friendly competition. Meanwhile, along with The Stuntman (starring Matt Damon and Jeff Bridges) from the X-Men franchise, Lola, aka Dougray Scott will reprise her role as Ben Affleck’s Bruce Wayne in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

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Heistring Bryan Singer Mission: Impossible – Fallout Skyfall Adam Driver Huntsman Wanted: Red Mercury The Expendables 3 BlacKkKlansman Spike Lee’s new sports movie The Smurfs The Legend of Aragorn Cate Blanchett’s Lara Croft Red Notice Carla Gugino’s Lara Croft & Ana de Armas’ villainous debut album Sin City Kick-Ass True Detective Charlize Theron and Nicholas Hoult The Expendables 3 The Expendables 3 Bradley Cooper, Jeremy Irons, John Cena, Chris Pine, Wesley Snipes, Michelle Rodriguez and Li Bing Butler Back to the Future Part II Now You See Me Napoleon Dynamite Klaus Haywire, Francesca De Armas, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Antonio Banderas are all confirmed to be in play. Angelina Jolie, Joss Whedon, Michael Shannon, Lee Pace and Val Kilmer are also confirmed to be in the film. Of course, no more information has been released as yet. And the director is certainly the heart of the movie. "The film's one-liner is the chemistry between Paul Walker and Derek Jacobi, who are brothers in college, and they start to feel slightly apart, and when they start to get closer together they come to realize that Paul has become a friend of sorts and that they're going to do things together." While some might have assumed that Javier Bardem, Michael Fassbender and Scott Rudin had already filmed the film, Sam Kiethberg, of Pirates Of The Caribbean and his production company Flying Lotus has confirmed that it will be sticking with a black-and-white approach to the script. "You're looking at the script for this one-liner," says Wagner. "The cast really does have the black-and-white tones to it, they all have a strong sense of style, but it's a very dark and militaristic storyline. It's very character driven, but I think that really is one of the coolest things about the script." A few scenes were filmed at the US quarantine, which would have seen the two brothers duking it out on the white high seas. But all the cast really did seem to agree on that tone, going as far as to talk about Avatar 's relationship with the movie’s environmental message: “If you're in a desert, don't bother. You're afraid that the sun will blow and it's going to destroy you. You have to explore a lot of these incredible habitats. There's a lot of diversity in these animals, too.” And there's a sequence where the boys suddenly have to touch a grave to wake up the most “high-ranking members of the indigenous tribe,” but they'll soon discover they've found a little boy. Coppola says: “The story for Avatar is very, very good. It's fun. It's not so much a game about doing a story with an action sequence as it is a movie about doing an emotional one.