Abbie Cornish

It’s been two years since the role was first confirmed, but John Krasinski’s Jack Ryan finally has a 2018 assignment. The new Amazon take on the iconic Tom Clancy character will debut Labor Day weekend, but a new Super Bowl trailer is already here.

This disaster movie starring Gerard Butler as a scientist trying to prevent the end of the world is one of the worst films of 2017.

It’s taken awhile for Amazon’s Jack Ryan prequel series to get off the ground, and with John Krasinski in the title role, we’re finally starting to see more cast. First to join the newer, younger, funnier Jack Ryan is none other than Abbie Cornish in a leading role.

If there's one thing we know for sure, it's that the upcoming remake of 'RoboCop' will be, by default, bigger, louder and faster than the original. A new clip from the film only confirms this, making it very clear that this particular iteration of the cyborg police officer was created in the age of CGI.

'The Killing' star Joel Kinnaman has become our rebooted RoboCop, and the newly dropped 'RoboCop' trailer previews the jarring transformation he must endure to become the new breed of soldier.

After days of teasing, the new 'RoboCop' trailer has hit the web, featuring stars Michael Keaton, Gary Oldman, Samuel L. Jackson and, of course, RoboCop himself, Joel Kinnaman.

Can the 'RoboCop' remake possibly live up to the original? That's the question on everyone's mind and what Sony Pictures was trying to prove when they brought the film to Comic-Con. We checked out the brand new 'RoboCop' footage and spoke to the cast of the film - Joel Kinnaman, Abbie Cornish and Samuel L. Jackson - plus director Jose Padilha to find out what this new 'RoboCop' was bringing to the

Among the many offerings presented at the Columbia Pictures/Sony Comic-Con 2013 panel was the much-talked-about 'RoboCop,' the upcoming remake of the 1987 classic. The presentation, which debuted Friday, July 19 on the Hall H stage, featured appearances by director José Padilha, and stars Joel Kinnaman, Abbie Cornish, and Samuel L. Jackson.

And the 'RoboCop' news just keeps coming. The film is picking up serious steam and looking to cast actress Abbie Cornish as the female lead.