Not content to just play one comic book villain, Jared Leto has signed on for the title role in Morbius the Living Vampire, Sony's new Spider-Man universe film to be directed by Daniel Espinosa

Few performances of The Joker have been as divisive as Jared Leto's brief appearance in Suicide Squad. Does he deserve a shot though at getting a move all on his own?

Why go down the straight an narrow when the Yakuza seem to be having more fun?

Although many would claim he has already found it with the Fast and Furious movies, it looks like Vin Diesel may about to have his own comic book superhero franchise.

Despite its obvious shortcomings, Suicide Squad writer/director stands by his movie. That being said though, there was one major aspect that he wishes he had done differently.

Not many fans asked for a sequel to Ridley Scott's sci-fi classic, but Hollywood has gone ahead and made one anyway. Luckily for us though, Blade Runner 2049 is good. It's very, very good.

Just a week after Playboy founder and business mogul Hugh Hefner, and filmmaker Brett Ratner's long-gestating biopic about his close friend has found a leading man in Jared Leto.

Blade Runner 2049 is one of the might highly anticipated films of the year, following on from one of the greatest sci-fi films of all time. But based on the early reactions to the sequel, it's a masterpiece in its own right.