Over the last few years, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has basically been Hollywood’s viagra, giving flagging franchise’s a massive pick-me up with his presence. When his Agent Luke Hobb’s debuted in Fast Five, he didn’t just help that become the best entry by far in the Fast & Furious franchise (which since then has grown from strength to strength as Universal’s biggest property) …

It seems shared universes are all the craze now that it has worked so successfully for Marvel and the studios seem to all be jumping at the idea thinking it’s a guarantee to future box office receipt. Personally, it scares me as they are getting increasingly carried away with the idea – we obviously have Disney doing the same thing …

WHAT YEAR IS THIS?! Apparently its the year where Joe Johnston’s 1995 classic action-adventure Jumanji gets dusted off by Sony for a remake. The original, based on the 1981 children’s book by Chris Van Allsburg, was one of those weird movies which got a pretty mixed critical reception upon release, but in the years to come would develop quite a beloved following. And …

When news first broke that a Jumanji remake was in the works my initial reaction was that of immediate skepticism. This movie should be left as is and the genius of Robin Williams is good enough to keep this classic good enough for generations to enjoy. Now there’s news that Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Kevin Hart have their sights …

In case you haven’t heard, there’s a Baywatch movie coming out. Before you start balking at the idea (or developing a serenely blank look on your face as you remember the slow-mo running… THE RUNNING!), note that much like Phil Lord and Chris Miller’s 21 Jump Street was a modern reboot that parodied its cheesy TV series source material, Baywatch will also be …

I’m a huge fan of Dwayne Johnson – he’s a veritable walking man-mountain of muscle and charisma – so the pairing of both Johnson and the incredibly funny Kevin Hart in the upcoming action-comedy Central Intelligence is a match made in heaven for me. And while I agree with Kervyn that the first trailer wasn’t the best, this new trailer …

We’ve just experienced the conclusion of the Oscars for this year and seen all the years most critically recognized films get awarded and now its time for an awards ceremony that’s a little bit more fun – with the MTV Movie Awards whose nominations were announced yesterday evening. The MTV Awards typically focus on popularity rather than technical merit, but …

So, it would appear that next up on Hollywood’s list of inevitable sequels is that of San Andreas, which is not a surprise considering it made $470 million at the box office, you can read Nick’s review here. The Hollywood Reporter has brought word that a sequel to last year’s film has been greenlit. The film’s star Dwayne Johnson will …