Over the weekend, two new posters and a rather iconic image of Henry Cavill in Man Of Steel have been released. Indeed, it’s quite interesting that while early marketing concentrated on how different the film is to earlier takes on Superman, more recently they’ve been making it looking far more classic.
There’s also a new poster for Pacific Rim, showing off New Zealand’s jaeger (giant robot), Kaiju Crush. While it looks like it’s destroying a city, we presume Crush is actually helping to protect it from a monster that’s crawled out of the Pacific.
Man Of Steel hits cinemas June 14th, with Pacific Rim coming July 12th. Click on the pics below for larger versions.
There are a lot of people out there who’d love Samuel L. Jackson to be the US President. Now they’ll get to see that come true, on-screen at least, as 
After beating out the likes of Brenton Thwaites, Nat Wolff, Nick Robinson and Noah Silver for the role, Ansel Elgort has been chosen for the male lead in The Fault in Our Stars, according to 
Paul Thomas Anderson is hoping to start shooting Inherent Vice later this month, but at the moment he only has Benicio Del Toro and Joaquin Phoenix signed up to star. He’s busy trying to find others to join his film, and now 
Universal Pictures has officially announced the cast for Seth MacFarlane’s Western comedy A Million Ways to Die in the West. They’ve let us know that Neil Patrick Harris has joined MacFarlane, Charlize Theron, Liam Neeson, Amanda Seyfried, Sarah Silverman and Giovanni Ribisi in the film. The studio has also confirmed a release date of May 30th, 2014.
Jon Favreau may have decided not to direct Iron Man 3, but he hasn’t fallen out with Robert Downey Jr, as they’re set to reteam for the indie comedy Chef, according to 
There’s been a fair amount of uncertainty about how well The Great Gatsby would do, with some wondering whether there was room for it in the usually action-heavy summer release schedule. However it’s done far better than many expected, taking $51 million in its first weekend at the US box office.
One the things countries such as the UK are severely lacking, is a TV channel for gay people (well, there are gay chat/dating channels and porn, but they don’t really count). The US has been greedy and has got two, the loosely LGBT-centred (but getting less gay) Logo and the more homo-dedicated Here TV.
It’s pretty bad news for gay characters on US TV, as the network axe is falling as they prepare to announce the shows for next season, and LGBT characters aren’t doing well. As