With two summer blockbusters already doing major business at the movie theatre (i.e. Iron Man 3 and Star Trek Into Darkness) we're still waiting for Hugh Jackman's hirsute turn as the surly X-men character and a new trailer for James Mangold's spin-off brings some heat with gravity-defying fight scenes and, of course, a lot of angry Hugh running with his shirt off.

The Wolverine finds the titular clawed mutant running away from his past and it's only when Yukio (Rila Fukushima) comes looking for him, with the promise of being repaid for saving her boss' life, does Logan emerge from the shadows.

The new trailer shows a bit more footage from the movie and makes it clear that though Wolverine has known loss and pain, he isn't ready to give up and will fight until the bitter end, which makes him a survivor. And a threat.

Catch the latest trailer for The Wolverine, hitting theatres July 26, right now!

Snyder really emphasizes the fact that Superman is an alien from another planet who is on a quest to discover his roots and find out where in the universe he actually belongs since Earth, though it is his adoptive home, feels like foreign territory to him.  A complex character, Clark Kent/Superman (Henry Cavill) is alienated by his own powers on Earth as he seeks the answer to the ultimate question: “Why am I here?”

Go behind-the-scenes of Man of Steel with Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Zack Snyder and producer Deborah Snyder after the jump!

From impressive supporting roles in comedies like Knocked Up, Step Brothers and Pineapple Express, Ken Jeong got his big break as wild man Mr. Chow and made his debut in The Hangover series in spectacularly bold fashion: he jumped out of the trunk of a car, naked.

Since then, we've seen his mad, foul-mouthed and quotable character engage in more bad behaviour in Todd Phillips' 2011 follow-up and as the loopy Señor Ben Chang on TV's "Community" now with a heftier story line for the devilish Chow, Jeong gets more dialogue to chew on, more stunts and more shocking antics to offend audiences while they laugh their faces off.

We hit the red carpet at Toronto's Scotiabank theatre to chat with Jeong about what it's like saying goodbye to his favourite character and what we can expect from the Wolfpack's last call in The Hangover Part III, opening May 23.

Watch our interview after the jump!

Star Trek: Into Darkness didn't warp past its predecessor.

The sci-fi sequel directed by J.J. Abrams earned $70.1 million in its opening weekend. The original Trek reboot starring fresh faces Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto and Zoe Saldana as part of the crew of the Enterprise opened with $75.2 million in 2009.

Abrams' sequel amped up the action with 3D and cast popular British import Benedict Cumberbatch as the villain John Harrison, whom Captain Kirk is dedicated to taking down.

Overall, critics were pleased with the sequel, which brought back its supporting cast including John Cho, Anton Yelchin, Simon Pegg and Karl Urban, earning it an 86 per cent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes,very strong but a little less impressive than the 95 per cent score earned by the 2009 sci-fi flick.

Check out what other movies made the North American Top 10 over the weekend.

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A few actors are stepping behind the camera at Cannes including Keanu Reeves and James Franco.  Reeves is in town to shop his directorial debut, the martial arts-based Man of Tai Chi.  Compared to Reeves, Franco is a seasoned veteran when it comes to directing with a number of short films, documentaries and features under his belt.  He’s in town for his latest attempt, As I Lay Dying, an adaptation of the William Faulker novel.

Get the latest from the Cannes Film Festival after the jump!

Joel and Ethan Coen

"It just didn't happen until he walked in the room," says Joel Coen. "There was a point at which we wondered if we'd written something that was essentially impossible to cast."

The Coens have long been known for their casting acumen, but they may have outdone even themselves with Isaac, a 33-year-old, Juilliard-trained actor with a few notable credits to his name but nothing on par with a major Coen brothers release. The film was greeted ecstatically at the Cannes Film Festival at its Sunday premiere, with Isaac hailed as the festival's breakout star and a possible Oscar nominee.

With the sixth film in the franchise and a seventh just announced, Vin Diesel and co show no signs of slowing down yet as the gang is reunited on the big screen in Fast 6 as Dominic (Diesel) is recruited by FBI agent Luke Hobbs (Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson) to capture a former black ops agents skilled in vehicular warfare.  Yup, that’s a thing.  You know what else is a thing?  Returning from the dead!  Michelle Rodriguez’s  Letty who we all though had bit the dust is back…or is this just an elaborate mind game?  You’ll have to check out Fast & Furious 6 to find out the truth.

For now, our car chase quiz has the green light to get your engines revved up and ready to go!  Take the quiz after the jump.

It’s all about feeling the need for speed and putting the pedal to the metal!  With the sixth instalment of the Fast & Furious franchise speeding into theatres, we’re looking back at some of our all-time favourite chase sequences on film.

From the Steve McQueen classic Bullitt featuring some of the most heart-pounding chase scenes up and down the steep streets of San Francisco to the racing Mini Coopers in 1969’s The Italian Job, we’re big fans of old school racing.  Of course, there’s room for some modern cars and tricked out rides in Gone in Sixty Seconds, Quantum of Solace, and the movie that started it all, 2001's The Fast and the Furious.

You’ve got a green light to cast your vote for the movie with the best chase scene(s) in our poll on the next page!

Social media has become an added medium of coverage to all news genres, including sports, politics and entertainment. We’re bringing you a social media round-up of interesting and entertaining items making film headlines in the social sphere.

In honour of the release of Star Trek Into Darkness, Microsoft’s Bing has designed a few neat cosmic treats online for fans. According to Mashable, the search engine made it possible to translate English words into Klingon, a fictional language spoken in the Star Trek Universe, and vice versa. 

Bing received help from a few experts, including linguistics Ph. D. Marc Okrand, who created the language for the original series. Bing also tweaked their search bar tricks, causing “beam me up” to transport users to a colorful interactive galaxy page when entered into the search bar field. 

Check it out, plus more from the world of James Bond and TV's "The Office" farewell after the jump!

Before Fruitvale Station, Michael B. Jordan was glimpsed sporadically in supporting roles on TV shows like "The Wire" and "Friday Night Lights," and in films like Chronicle and Red Tails.

That changes emphatically with Fruitvale Station, a Sundance hit that premiered Thursday night at the Cannes Film Festival. In the film, he plays Oscar Grant, the 22-year-old victim of the infamous 2009 police shooting on the Oakland, California, transit system.

To humanize Grant, first-time filmmaker Ryan Coogler fashioned the movie around his last day: Jordan hardly leaves the frame.

Robert De Niro (Raging Bull, The Godfather: Part II), Morgan Freeman (Million Dollar Baby), Michael Douglas (Wall Street), and Kevin Kline (A Fish Called Wanda) are out to prove that the fun doesn’t have to stop once you’re in your late 60s (and above) in the first teaser trailer for Last Vegas.

The senior crew heads to Vegas for that quintessential rite of passage: the bachelor party.  They’re ready to party like it’s 1959 as they celebrate the last weekend of single freedom for Billy (Douglas).  It’s a lot of white hair, laughing, dancing, and drinking. What happens in Vegas will probably stay in Vegas since these guys will likely just forget they were ever there.  

Watch the party unfold Vegas-style in the Last Vegas teaser after the jump! 

Fanboy fave Guillermo del Toro embarks on his biggest project to date, the filmed-in-Toronto aliens and robots epic Pacific Rim that finds creatures from beyond visiting Earth not from the stars but from below, forcing humans to get creative to battle the intruders.

In del Toro's script, co-written by Travis Beacham (Clash of the Titans), that means massive robots piloted by humans are used as the first line of defence in the action film starring two Brits famous for their TV work, Idris Elba ("The Wire") and Charlie Hunnam ("Sons of Anarchy," "Freaks and Geeks") with Japanese actress Rinko Kikuchi (Brothers Bloom) rounding out the cast.

So besides explosions, this love letter to kaiju films like Godzilla features futuristic monsters fighting man-made ones where the connection between humans and machines becomes ever closer as this new technology soon becomes the best hope at saving humanity. Or as Elba puts it, "Today we are cancelling the apocalypse!"

And with a creative force like del Toro at the helm, who can forget Pan's Labyrinth, you can expect some truly fanciful images in this summer actioner.

Check out the full-length trailer after the jump.

Hollywood has invaded France - no, not like that - and with A-listers making their way to La Croisette for the 2013 Cannes Film Festival, there's been plenty of gossip and glamour, with Leo's The Great Gatsby providing the requisite glitter and Sofia Coppola's Emma Watson-led The Bling Ring shining bright like a diamond.

Many celebs are still commenting on the news of Angelina Jolie's preventative double mastectomy and Zach Braff's somewhat ill-received Kickstarter movie funding campaign with breakout stars and ones to watch starting to make themselves known as the fest gets underway.

Here now is a compilation of what's been Seen & Heard so far at the Cannes Film Festival.

The story behind how Truman Capote's unpublished novel "Summer Crossing" saw the light of day is in and of itself the stuff of movie scripts but actress Scarlett Johansson is interested in Capote's prose and the adaptation of his work will mark her directorial debut.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Johansson will be making a feature-length film from the story that follows a 17-year-old Protestant debutante who opts out of a Parisian sojourn with her parents to pursue a romance with a Jewish parking attendance in a heat wave during the summer of 1945.

Though Capote would never see the final product, he died in 1984, "Summer Crossing" was published in 2005 and struck a chord with the Avengers star.

Zoe Saldana has played an alien and a future space traveler - but taking on the role of an actual famous person proved even harder.

The 34-year-old star of Avatar and Star Trek plays pianist, singer and activist Nina Simone in the forthcoming biopic Nina.

Her casting drew criticism from some, who argued that Saldana bears little resemblance to the singer, who died in 2003 aged 70.

Musician India.Arie said "they should have chosen someone who looks like Nina Simone," and an online petition for a boycott of the film attracted more than 10,000 signatures.

In the movie, opening May 31^st, a group of stage magicians give their best Robin Hood impression by robbing from the rich right on stage and raining money down on their audiences to great applause.  This merry band of thieves, who dub themselves The Four Horsemen, includes the fast-talking Michael Atlas (Jesse Eisenberg), diva extrordinaire Henley (Isla Fisher), trickster Jack (Dave Franco), and con artist Merritt (Woody Harrelson).  Not to mention the FBI agent played by Mark Ruffalo, who is out to bring them down. 

Meet these characters, plus ageing advisor Morgan Freeman and a swindled Michael Caine in seven video clips after the jump!

While it's clear that Meryl Streep (Mamma Mia!) and Johnny Depp (Sweeney Todd) have the pipes to carry a movie musical and writer-director Rob Marshall knows his way around the whole song-and-dance world (Nine, Chicago), Chris Pine and Jake Gyllenhaal, though gifted in the looks department, have yet to prove they can carry a tune.

That looks to change with the news that the two are eyeing roles in Marshall's upcoming Stephen Sondheim musical Into the Woods, where they'd play a pair of pompous princes looking to woo Cinderella and Rapunzel. So, yes this is another fairy tale movie where Streep will play the Witch (juicy!) and Depp the Wolf (yawn) while Tony-winning Brit James Corden has the lead role of Baker.

The Iceman, as he was nicknamed - partly from his stone-cold demeanour and partly because he used to store bodies on ice, was interesting because he was also a devoted family man. He loved his wife and kids, and in the movie, claimed he didn't kill women or children. Quite a trait/code for a contract killer, wouldn't you say?

Michael Shannon portrays Kuklinski in an eerily intimidating, appropriately cold-as-ice way. His co-stars include a barely recognizable Chris Evans, David Schwimmer, James Franco, Stephen Dorff, Ray Liotta as mob-boss Roy Demeo and Winona Ryder as Kuklinski's wife Deborah.

We had a chance to sit down with Liotta and Ryder in September during the Toronto International Film Festival to talk about their movie.

It's the big Cannes question - what will catch Steven Spielberg's eye?

The king of Hollywood heads the jury that will decide who wins the Palme d'Or and other prizes at the French Riviera film fest, and artistic director Thierry Fremaux can't wait to find out what takes his fancy.

"We know (Spielberg) the director, but we don't know who he will be as a spectator," Fremaux said Tuesday.

"Take the two Japanese films" in competition. Will the director of Jaws, E.T. and Saving Private Ryan root for Takashi Miike's action-packed crime drama Shield of Straw or for Kore-Eda Hirokazu's intimate family story Like Father, Like Son.

Whether you know him best as Harold, BFFs with fellow pot enthusiast Kumar for three movies, or he served as your introduction to the term MILF, with his upcoming return to the final frontier, John Cho again gets to play dependable helmsman Hikaru Sulu and this time he even gets to sit in the captain's chair. But don't worry; it still very much belongs to Chris Pine's Captain Kirk.

The boyish-looking Cho, 41, recently stopped in Toronto to chat about J.J. Abrams' sequel Star Trek Into Darkness, watching Benedict Cumberbatch turn into a villain and what it was like sitting in the iconic captain's chair. Apparently it could use more cushioning.

Watch the interview after the jump before Star Trek Into Darkness beam into theatres May 16.

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Angelina Jolie says that she has had a preventive double mastectomy after learning she carried a gene that made it extremely likely she would get breast cancer.

The Oscar-winning actress and partner to Brad Pitt made the announcement in the form of an op-ed she authored for Tuesday's New York Times under the headline, "My Medical Choice." She writes that between early February and late April she completed three months of surgical procedures to remove both breasts.

Jolie, 37, writes that she made the choice with thoughts of her six children after watching her own mother, actress Marcheline Bertrand, die too young from cancer.

"My mother fought cancer for almost a decade and died at 56," Jolie writes. "She held out long enough to meet the first of her grandchildren and to hold them in her arms. But my other children will never have the chance to know her and experience how loving and gracious she was."

There are dozens, yes dozens, of funny people in the upcoming comedy who all play exaggerated versions of themselves at the party to end all parties at James Franco’s house.  A buddy film at heart, the end of the world antics begin when Canadian BFFs Jay Baruchel and Seth Rogen get together for celebrity-filled a weekend in L.A. with Rogen’s famous pals.   Everyone from Jonah Hill, Michael Cera and Craig Robinson to Danny McBride, Aziz Ansari, and Emma Watson show up to party with James Franco, plus many, many, many more.

Find out why there ain’t no party like a James Franco party in the behind-the-scenes featurette beyond the cut!

Rachel McAdams

In the rom-com from Love, Actually directorRichard Curtis, McAdams romantic affections are at the fate of a time travelling man named Tim.  Tim (Domhnall Gleeson)  has inherited the gift of time travel from his dad, played by Bill Nighy, who offers a few words of advice on how manipulating time has both its pros and cons.  And of course, like any young, single man, he wants to use it to not only find a girlfriend, but continue to woo her without a single misstep until she falls madly in love with him.

We’re getting our first look at Gleeson, McAdams and Nighy in the movie which gets released in the UK a few months before it lands in North American theatres with the first international trailer. 

See how time travel can improve your dating life in the trailer after the jump!