In an interview over the weekend, director Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity) revealed[1] the title for the sequel to his sci-fi film Edge of Tomorrow. It will be called ‘Live Die Repeat and Repeat’, which is a riff on the first film’s tagline, that also served as an alternative title during its home media release. Both Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt are expected to return.
Netflix[2] has given the go-ahead for a second season[3] of controversial hit series, 13 Reasons Why, which has been criticised in some corners for its graphic depiction of teen suicide. The show will expand beyond the book, since season one covered everything from there.
Also on Sunday, Warner Bros. released the final trailer[4] for its next DC superhero entry, Wonder Woman. The film stars Gal Gadot as Diana, who travels to Europe after learning about World War I from Chris Pine’s US Army pilot. Wonder Woman[5] opens June 2.
Then on Monday, Blade Runner 2049[6] – the follow-up to Ridley Scott’s powerful original from Arrival director Denis Villeneuve – got its first full trailer[7], which gives us a better idea of the sequel’s tone, visuals and setting. Blade Runner 2049 arrives October 6.
Alien: Covenant[8] is out this week, and director Ridley Scott has already been talking about potential sequels. In an interview with IGN[9], he said that he expects to start filming on the next one “within 14 months” if everything goes well.
Last year’s Deadpool[10] helped reinvigorate Fox’s big-screen superhero ambitions, and it’s now taking the potty-mouthed character to TV. In collaboration with Marvel Television, FXX has given...