Director: Robert Schwentke
Running Time: 120 mins
Certificate: 12
Release Date: July 11th 2016 (UK)
Poor old Divergent. Things started off well at the box office with the first movie, which helped Lionsgate decide they should expand their plans and turn the three books into four films. However, the second movie was slightly muted at the box office, and this one didn’t do well at all.
In Allegiant, Tris (Shailene Woodley) has opened the box, which suggests the city and its factions are part of an experiment, and that despite what they’ve been told, there is more to the world outside Chicago’s walls. Once out (despite many trying to stop them), Tris, Four (Theo James), her brother (Ansel Elgort) and Peter (Miles Teller), meet David (Jeff Daniels), the director of the experiment. He says they have been using Chicago and the factions to eventually find somebody genetically pure – the other people are defective – and that Tris may be that person. [Read more…]
After several years in pre-production, director and cast changes and plenty of time when it looked like it would never happen, a new film based on Stephen King’s It has started shooting. Actually it’s two movies, with the first dealing with a group of children’s interaction with a sewer-dwelling monster that takes the form of an evil clown, and the second with what happens once they’ve grown up and return to take on the menace again.
Front Cover screens on July 14th at Outfest, before getting a theatrical release in early August in LA and New York. Ahead of that, you can take a look at the trailer for the Raymond Yeung directed movie.
A couple of people have noted that in the new take on Ghostbusters, there’s the possibility that Kate McKinnon’s character, Jillian, maybe be somewhere on the LGBT spectrum. However, as nearly always with big Hollywood movies, while there are suggestions, nothing’s actually said.
While it hasn’t been confirmed, eagle-eyed viewers have suggested a Korean ad for the new Star Trek movie, may have given us our first, very brief look at Sulu’s husband and daughter. Actor 
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As with the first season of McTucky Fried High, this second run hasn’t been afraid of taking on the issues facing LGBTQ head-on, even if it is doing it through a show about a school full of animated food. Episode 3 and 4 of Season 2 certainly continue that fearlessness, with this season particularly interested in religious freedom advocates and their hypocrisies.
There was a bit of an outcry in Italy over the last three days when one of the country’s biggest free TV networks, Rai TV, aired the pilot episode of How To Get Away With Murder. The problem, which many eagle-eyed viewers noticed, was that a gay sex scene had been snipped out, while all the heterosexual shenanigans was left intact.
Universal’s hopes of building an Avengers style universe around classic monsters is moving apace, with a reboot of The Mummy currently shooting with Tom Cruise, Johnny Depp signed up to be the Invisible Man and Russell Crowe on board to be Dr. Jeykll/Mr. Hyde. Now the films have found their Frankenstein, as 
Josh Thomas’ gay-themed Aussie show Please Like Me has gained huge amounts of praise around the world, winning numerous awards and gathering a cult following in many countries (including the likes of Lena Dunham). However, as we noted in our