2016 is being ruthless. It’s showing absolutely no mercy. Since the first few weeks in January, 2016 has been taking away beloved and legendary entertainers. Unfortunately, that streak continues with the death of Gene Wilder. We all grew up with Willy Wonka and even those who don’t particularly like the movie know enough of it to recognize “World of Pure Imagination” or other bits that have entered pop culture. 2016 apparently has a vendetta. It’s taken enough legends from us. Enough is enough.
– Gene Wilder dies at 83
– Family statement regarding Gene Wilder
– Sony’s UTRLA 4K streaming is coming to PCs with 7th-gen Intel CPUs
– Affordable LG Minibeam projectors are coming in the next few months
– Roku is abandoning the numbering scheme with their upcoming hardware
– The Hobbit and LotR are getting a ridiculously expensive collector’s set
– Suicide Squad could break $700M by the end of its run
– Maze Runner: The Death Cure should resume production in February
– Deathstroke will be the villain in The Batman
– Terminator 2 will be released theatrically in 3D
– Chinese audiences are not happy with the 3D release of Jason Bourne
– Mark Hamill says that Luke will be around for Episode 9
– Angry Birds Movie sequel is in the works
– The NeverEnding Story is returning to the big screen
– Birth of a Nation screening postponed
– Karen Gillan joins the cast of Jumanji
– DreamWorks Animation is now owned by (ugh) Comcast
– Anna Kendrick wants to be Squirrel Girl
– Trailer: Kidnap
– Michael Fassbender says that Alien: Covenant will return to its horror roots
– This is as close to an apology for Star Trek V as you’ll probably get
– Duncan Jones would love to direct a Warcraft sequel
– Rumor: Transformers: The Last Knight find its King Arthur
– What was Thor doing during Captain America: Civil War?