13 Hours: Michael Bay is in negotiations to direct 13 Hours, based on the 2012 terrorist attack in Beghazi, Libya that left the U.S. ambassador dead. Chuck Hogan adapted the book by Mitchell Zuckoff; the film focus on six members of a security team that fought to defend civilians at an American military compound. [The Hollywood Reporter]

Robopocalypse: Back in January 2013, Steven Spielberg decided to put the brakes on his planned production of sci-fi action movie Robopocalypse, based on a novel by Daniel Wilson. While Spielberg is currently filming an untitled Cold War thriller with Tom Hanks and will follow that with children's adventure The BFG, Wilson holds out hope that his book will still be filmed. "It’s basically in the queue as far as I know," he said recently. "Robopocalypse has certainly been worked on. I’m sure that Dreamworks is still very excited about it." [Den of Geek]

The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies: Led by Ian McKellen, key cast members of Peter Jackson's The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies annouce the date and location for the world premiere of the film, accompanied by some pretty exciting footage. The movie opens wide in theaters on December 17. [Warner Bros.]

Exodus: Gods and Kings TV Spots: Two new television spots showcase different aspects of Ridley Scott's forthcoming epic Exodus: Gods and Kings. One focuses on the brotherly relationship between Moses (Christian Bale) and Pharoah Ramses (Joel Edgerton), while the other teases that "something is coming." The movie opens on December 12. [20th Century Fox]