If you’re heading to the cinema this weekend, these are your new choices. Last Updated: May 3, 2013

It would seem that some English lessons are in order this morning. And everybody take notes, there may be a pop quiz later. Extended: past participle, past tense of ex·tend Expand in scope, effect or meaning. Extensive: Large in amount or scale. You got that? Good, now lets get to the superheroic ass kicking and people rescuing, which this EXTENDED Superbowl TV …

Just like he did in his first outing, everybody’s favourite “man in a tin can” will soon be ushering in a new Marvel Age as Iron Man 3 kicks off Marvel’s  Phase 2 in May. But things have changed in ol’ Tony Stark’s life. He’s seen the big bad things with their eyes on our green and blue marble in …

There are two types of people in the world: people that are excited about Marvel’s phase 2 of superhero films and people who are not so much alive as they are very much dead. Luckily, I fall into the first category of people as I am simply ecstatic for the next series of movies, starting with Iron Man 3. Details …

Jessica Chastain is a busy, busy woman. Appearing from seemingly out of nowhere, she had a bumper 2011, starring in The Help, The Debt, Tree of Life and Take Shelter. And while four big releases in a year will already be too much for some, she was also working on her own project with Joel Edgerton, as well as about …

Kevin Feige, Marvel Studios’ President, certainly is a busy man. Four years and five different movies worth of world-building will eventually be paying off in a few weeks when Joss Whedon’s Avengers finally hits our screens. But that’s just the beginning, as the superhero-palooza smash-up will be setting the scene for all future Marvel movies. Feige has been doing the …

You would think that with all the marketing Marvel is doing for the Avengers that there would actually not be a single unseen scene left in the movie. On closer inspection though, you realize that they have actually been cleverly avoiding any real story elements in all the promos. One aspect of that story that has remained clouded in mystery …

The first Iron Man game – tied to and released at the same time as the rather good film – from Secret Level and SEGA was met with mediocre critical reception. It suffered from clunky, clumsy controls, bland graphics and repetitive missions. The folks from SEGA listened to all the negative feedback about the first game, and promised that the …