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July 17, 2015: Ant-Man

Featuring Paul Rudd as a thief taking on the ultimate heist, Ant-Man looks like it will include the actor's laid-back charm and some hilarious action set pieces. After a tumultuous development that saw original director Edgar Wright replaced by Peyton Reed, the director of Bring It On, Ant-Man is finally set to release this summer.

May 5, 2017: Guardians of the Galaxy 2

Director James Gunn set Twitter on fire recently when he announced he had completed the first draft of the new Guardians screenplay. Star Chris Pratt has even confessed that the concept for the second film brought tears to his eyes when he heard it. Two years is too long of a wait for the follow up to this awesome new franchise!

July 6, 2018: Black Panther

The upcoming Black Panther film is still shrouded in mystery, but we do have that lovely official concept art above from Marvel to get our imaginations running. Chadwick Boseman, the actor who played James Brown in "Get On Up," is set to star as the iconic first black superhero in mainstream American comics.

May 6, 2016: Captain America: Civil War

The next Captain America film takes place immediately after the events of Avengers: Age of Ultron, which means you can expect to see a broad roster of characters from the Avengers lineup, including Iron Man. Just as the title implies, the new film will feature a showdown between Avengers who find themselves on opposing sides of dangerous new legislation.

November 4, 2016: Doctor Strange

While this won't be the first time Doctor Strange has starred in his own movie, here's hoping it will be significantly better than the low-budget, made-for-TV version that came out in 1978. Now that Benedict Cumberbatch has been cast for the lead role, we can at least count on the black magic neurosurgeon to be charmingly handsome this time around.

July 28, 2017: The Spectacular Spider-Man

Spider-Man has been reset so many times that it seems like the poor guy's had an identity crisis. Marvel is hoping to right the ship with a story rumored to be set around a high-school-age Peter Parker. Marvel's got a great track record, so here's hoping Spidey will be slinging webs with style soon.

November 3, 2017: Thor: Ragnarok

If the third Thor film follows any of the storyline from the Ragnarok comics, prepare for some earth-shattering changes in the broader Marvel Cinematic Universe soon. With any luck, this story will have the same intense impact it had in print.

November 2, 2018: Captain Marvel

With the popularity of "Mad Max: Fury Road" and "The Hunger Games," movie studios are finally realizing that badass women can headline a hit. Fans have been clamoring for Katee Sackhoff from Battlestar Galactica to play the leading role. Please, Lords of Kobol. Let's make this happen.

July 12, 2019: Inhumans

If you haven't heard of the Inhumans yet, don't let that put you off. Ever since Marvel turned its lesser-known Guardians of the Galaxy property into an entertaining blast of sci-fi silliness, we've had no worries about this upcoming adaptation. If you want an early glimpse at the Inhumans, check out their storyline in the second season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

May 4, 2018: Avengers: Infinity War

A story so nice they had to tell it twice. The next chapter of The Avengers is actually coming in two parts, with the first film hitting in 2018. It'll be exciting to see how Marvel interweaves complex storylines from its vast universe into what looks like the ultimate showdown with Thanos.

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Peter Howard from This is Xbox writes "Mega Coin Squad has been an enjoyable retro feeling game for me, its like being in the 90s in an arcade again playing on a machine with your friends gathered round but with greatly added violence. While being a fun and challenging game having online modes would of opened a lot more doors. Some may disagree but I do like it for its lack of online functions, Playing this with three friends in the same room and a few beers will have you in hysterics for the rest of the evening as you sneakily team up against each other only then to attempt to claim eternal glory for yourself."

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PC Invasion's Peter Parrish takes to the seas (okay, to Skype) for an interview with creative director Jonas Wæver.

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Peter Moore takes to Twitter to call out all those misogynists against the announcement of womens national teams to be included in the upcoming FIFA 16 game.

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Steven Spielberg's 1975 classic Jaws is returning to theaters this summer to mark the iconic film's 40th anniversary. The movie will be screened at around 500 theaters across the United States on June 21 and June 24. You can visit

“Jaws is a classic thriller enjoyed by generations and it is ready for a comeback," Fathom Events vice president of programming Kymberli Frueh-Owens said in a statement. "Movie buffs will love seeing their favorite killer shark larger than life on the big screen. No risk of shark bite!"

The movie, based on the Peter Benchley novel, is set in the normally peaceful fictional town of Amity Island in New York. But one summer, a massive great white shark starts killing swimmers. Roy Schneider's character, sheriff Martin Brody, hunts down the beast alongside an oceanographer played by Richard Dreyfuss.

Things don't go well.

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Steven Spielberg's 1975 classic Jaws is returning to theaters this summer to mark the iconic film's 40th anniversary. The movie will be screened at around 500 theaters across the United States on June 21 and June 24. You can visit

“Jaws is a classic thriller enjoyed by generations and it is ready for a comeback," Fathom Events vice president of programming Kymberli Frueh-Owens said in a statement. "Movie buffs will love seeing their favorite killer shark larger than life on the big screen. No risk of shark bite!"

The movie, based on the Peter Benchley novel, is set in the normally peaceful fictional town of Amity Island in New York. But one summer, a massive great white shark starts killing swimmers. Roy Schneider's character, sheriff Martin Brody, hunts down the beast alongside an oceanographer played by Richard Dreyfuss.

Things don't go well.