X-Men: Apocalypse: Production art from X-Men: Apocalypse, shared by director Bryan Singer, reveals what appears to be a spacecraft, possibly the source of a "force that transforms the first-living mutant En Sabah Nur into the hulking villain Apocalypse." Oscar Isaac has been tapped to play Apocalypse, but we have yet to find out more details before the movie comes to theaters on May 27, 2016. [Collider]
The Ridiculous Six: The next comedy from Adam Sandler, The Ridiculous Six, will now head directly to Netflix. The project was previously set up for theatrical release via Paramount Pictures. Sandler will star with Taylor Lautner, Luke Wilson, Terry Crews, Jorge Garcia and Nick Nolte; production gets underway in New Mexico this month. [Deadline]
ESPN: A movie version of the book ESPN: Those Guys Have All the Fun is moving forward. Focus Features picked up the project in September 2013 with director Derek Cianfrance (The Place Beyond the Pines) attached. Now Jim Miller, who cowrote the book with Tom Shales, has been hired to write the script, and he says that the movie will cover several different periods in the history of the cable sports network. [SportsGrid]
Furious 7 TV Spot: A new TV spot for Furious 7 highlights Michelle Rodriguez and Paul Walker in his final film role. The action thriller finds a villainous Jason Statham seeking revenge against the high-speed heroes led by Vin Diesel. It rolls into theaters on April 3. [Universal]
