Stop The World! Watch The New DEADPOOL Trailer Right Now!

Following the riproaring thunderstorm of residual uber-excitement stemming from reactions toward the epic Comic-Con trailer for Batman V. Superman: Dawn Of Justice in July, and with the exception of the stellar reception drawn from Warner Bros.'s Suicide Squad, it became quite clear that topping these would not be an easy feat. And then came Colossus, Negasonic Teenage Warhead, swords, brown pants, vehicular manslaughter and frontman Ryan Renyolds solidly in his element as the titular "merc with a mouth" in what can easily be deemed as the next level in Marvel superhero movie fandom.

I speak of the latest official trailer for director Tim Miller's long-awaited comic book adaptation, Deadpool, based on a character created by Rob Liefield and well into a decade in the works for the big screen, and it's easy to understand the delight and resolve being felt in the air right now. Years of worry over a PG-13 rating have nearly disuaded the fanbase from even supporting the movie in that state, and it took the power of the internet to stop that from happening, and gladly all that has changed in due time.

SYNOPSIS:

Based upon Marvel Comics’ most unconventional anti-hero, DEADPOOL tells the origin story of former Special Forces operative turned mercenary Wade Wilson, who after being subjected to a rogue experiment that leaves him with accelerated healing powers, adopts the alter ego Deadpool. Armed with his new abilities and a dark, twisted sense of humor, Deadpool hunts down the man who nearly destroyed his life.

Actresses Morena Baccarin, Gina Carano and Brianna Hildebrand, and actors Ed Skrein and T.J. Miller round out the cast woth a script by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, and fight and stunt coordination by Netflix series Daredevil action choreographer Philip J. Silvera.

It's also worth noting that Renyolds won't be taking on another superhero property after this with the exception of a hopeful Deadpool sequel or a possible addition to the studio's currently-developing X-Force movie. So, yes - this is one to appreciate, and no less, support. February 12, 2016 is the date, bitches, so bring friends.

Watch the brand new red-band trailer below, and expect the trailer to play in front of Fantastic Four in theaters this weekend!

Hostage Thriller 6 DAYS Moves To London, New Stills Now Online

Stills finally came pouring in exclusively via EW for director Toa Fraser's latest hostage thriller, 6 Days since pincipal photography began in New Zealand in June. The film follows up Fraser's most recent effort, The Dead Lands, which proved to be one of the most compelling films to date in his stellar career of award-winning feats.

Here and now, Fraser reunites with The Dead Lands scribe Glenn Standring for a story that grounds itself in the chaos of true events that took place in April 1980 when six armed gunmen engaged Britain's elite SAS in a six day standoff at the Iranian Embassy in 1980, taking 26 people hostage. Jamie Bell, Abbie Cornish and Mark Strong lead the current cast for the film which has now begun its London shoot as of a few days ago.

Matthew Metcalfe is producing for General Film Corporation in associaition with international sales agent XYZ Films, Lip Sync Productions, Dog With a Bone Films and the Ingenious Senior Film Fund. The film will likely release next year with Icon releasing the film in the U.K. and WME co-representing the film for the U.S.

Fans and moviegoers alike can catch Bell among an ensemble cast for director Josh Trank's Marvel adaptation, Fantastic Four, this Friday. Stay tuned for more info.