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For years, Solid Snake has been one of the most celebrated and adored video game characters as part of the 'Metal Gear Solid' franchise. Game writer, producer and director Hideo Kojima revealed back in 2006 that he had signed a contract to allow the game to make its way onto the big screen, and with Sony announcing their involvement in 2007, and Michael De Luca climbing aboard in 2008 as a producer, it looked as if things would finally be getting off the ground.

Jordan Vogt-Roberts will direct the 'Metal Gear Solid' movie

When Snake's voice actor David Hayter wrote up a treatment for the film however, it was rejected, and production has seemed a little stuck ever since, with De Luca also announcing he wouldn't be a part of the project any more in 2010. Avi Arad replaced him in 2012, when the film was revived by Kojima Productions and Columbia Pictures, and now six years later, we've got some good news for fans.

Continue reading: Metal Gear Solid Movie Director Says Script Is Finished

It hasn’t been an entirely rapturous reception that’s greeted The Kings Of Summer despite what we thought was a pretty nifty looking trailer.

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Continue reading: The Kings Of Summer? Not In The Eyes Of The Critics

Jordan Vogt-Roberts' new coming-of-age comedy drama 'The Kings of Summer' is set to make its cinematic debut imminently after an exceptional reception at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival.

In celebration of its nearing release date, a brand new red band trailer has hit the web with snapshots of some of the movie's most hilarious moments. After some tit-for-tat verbal humiliation between Joe Toy (Nick Robinson) and his father Frank (Nick Offerman), with the pair of them failing completely to understand each other and their predicaments, Joe decides to make his own way in life and runs away with his best friend Patrick Keenan (Gabriel Basso), who is having an equally tough time with his overbearing folks, and a strange boy they just met called Biaggio (Moises Arias). They plan out their new house which they will build entirely from scratch and have much fun finding their own entertainment (such as the tribal dance/ pipe-banging scene that featured in the initial teaser trailer). Unfortunately, being impulsive teenage boys, they didn't quite comprehend just how much they'd have to contend with and even the simplest thing of general wildlife becomes a terrifying obstacle. 

'The Kings of Summer' is due out in selected US cities on May 31st 2013. With a hilarious cast talented in sarcasm and a myriad of teenage antics invoking nostalgia in everyone, it's sure to be one of the most memorable independent films of the summer and a true triumph to Chris Galletta as his screenplay debut.

Continue reading: 'The Kings Of Summer' Brilliantly Entertaining Red Band Trailer Now Here [Trailer]