It's time to be a kid all over again with the release of the first Looney Tunes short in 50 years.

Much like Superman had done back in 1978, 1989's Batman knew that it needed to cast a big name to give the project an air of legitimacy. Plenty of names may have been thrown into a casting hat, but from day one there was only one actor considered for the role: Jack Nicholson.

Michael Keaton may be seen as the definitive Batman even 30 years after his feature film debut in Tim Burton's gothic masterpiece, but his casting before the movie even began rolling still made for one heck of a controversial decision at the time.

After been announced as one of the favourites for the role in Matt Reeves' new Batman movie, Robert Pattison has been officially chosen to be the next man to play the caped crusader

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Developer Techland announced that they were teaming up with the publisher to bring their parkour-fuelled zombie kill-‘em-up to the world Announced yesterday by Square Enix over on Twitter, the company revealed that they would be partnering up with Techland to publish Dying Light 2 with more information to be revealed during their E3 showcase which takes place on the 10th …

Following on from the news of potential lead casting for the upcoming Batman solo film, we get reports about who the Dark Knight may be facing off against.

After years of seemingly tumultuous pre-production, writer/director Matt Reeve’s solo Batman film appears to be coming together. There’s just been one crucial component missing: Batman himself. Well, we seem to have a pair of leading contenders for the crown now with one potentially going from sparkling in the sunlight to skulking in the shadows, while the other could transition from genius blue-furred scientist to genius leather-bound vigilante.