Assassin's Creed (2016)

Last year Assassin's Creed became another in a long line of video games to be adapted into films, and while the movie wasn't well received by fans or critics, the newest game in the series has officially brought the movie into the mythology.

Many were hoping that the Assassin's Creed movie would be the one to move video games into the realm of comic books and novels as serious and viable source material. That hope was dashed once most actually saw the movie.

2016 was supposed to be the year that video game movies became viable sources for film adaptation. With the release of Assassin's Creed, it's official, that didn't happen.

Marion Cotillard has given us a tease of what we can expect from Sophia in Assassin's Creed 2, but will it actually happen?

Is Assassin's Creed worth the 3D ticket money, or are you better off buying some DLC for the console entry of your choosing? To 3D or Not To 3D is here to game out the best course of action for your night at the movies!

Think Assassin's Creed is the worst video-game adaptation yet? Honest Trailers have a video that prove that honor still and probably always will belong to the Mortal Kombat franchise.

Michael Fassbender and the team behind Assassin's Creed made one big choice in order to differentiate the video-game from its genre peers.

The week before Christmas usually means we get a flurry of flicks hitting the big screen. That's the case here with Why Him, Passengers, Assassin's Creed and Sing. It's gonna be a Rotten Week!

Is there only going to be one Assassin's Creed film? Don't be silly. Michael Fassbender reveals the exact number they have planned.

The latest clip for Assassin's Creed gives us a our first good look at the Animus. And it looks very, very painful.

While the Assassin's Creed movie promises plenty of blockbuster action, Michael Fassbender doesn't want people comparing it to the likes of Star Wars in this way.

A seriously badass new trailer for the upcoming Assassin's Creed movie has finally hit the web, and the movie finally looks exactly like the game. Check it out!

The Assassin's Creed movie is trying to adapt a long running game franchise for the silver screen. We know that the film will be making several changes to the structure the games have built, but, this newly announced change will require you to turn on the subtitles.

An absolutely insane new stunt video from the Assassin's Creed movie is not for those of you who have a fear of heights.

Apparently, it's a bad idea for a studio to say they don't expect to make much money from a movie. Now Ubisoft is doing a little backtracking to clear the air after their comments on Assassin's Creed.

There are a couple of reasons that movies get made. One is to create a new piece of artistic expression, the other is to make money. However, the reason the Assassin's Creed movie is being made is neither of those things.

If you're one of the many Assassin's Creed fans who thought that the first trailer for the film could have used a lot less Kanye West, you're in luck. The international trailer has pretty much the same footage, with the added delight of a vastly altered soundtrack.

As we hit a modest lull in summertime entertainment, now is the perfect time for the reminder that there is plenty of great stuff arriving in the months ahead.

Assassin's Creed has been an incredibly popular video game series since it debuted in 2007. Now it's being turned into a feature film, with hopes of turning it into a franchise as big the games themselves.

With Assassin's Creed normally splitting its plots between the past and the present, the movie will do the same in keeping with tradition. Read on to see how the film adaptation will utilize its time in both time frames.

A fan re-cut the trailer to Assassin's Creed by removing Kanye West, and it's endlessly better than the original trailer.

While the big screen adaption of the video game Assassin’s Creed won’t be in theaters until the end of the year, last night movie-goers everywhere got their first look at the hotly anticipated blockbuster. If you watched the clip and found yourself interested in the feature, stay tuned, because we recently got to watch the first 20 minutes of the epic.

In this movie, Michael Fassbender will be a bartender who is abducted by a mysterious corporation, and forced to work in The Animus, the machine that allows him to somehow tap into his ancestors’ memories and conduct the missions.

While video games are still struggling to find the cinematic adaptation that will give them the sort of credibility that comic books have received, one thing that’s for sure is that production companies are not letting the lack of success thus far dissuade them from finding new properties to adapt.

We will have almost a full year until the Michael Fassbender led Assassin's Creed hits theaters, but those behind the film's production have enough faith in its success to order a sequel.

Assassin's Creed will be heavily influenced by The Matrix, according to its leading star Michael Fassbender. While we're not predicting a lot of bullet time, the aspects Fassbender mentions are too good to pass up.

Science fiction gave the world two of the biggest movies of all time in 2015, and 2016 is poised to be another big year for the genre. So here are the upcoming sci-fi movies, big and small, that we're most excited for

You might have noticed but Hollywood still really hasn’t mastered the art of the video game adaptation. But, Hollywood is now on a mission to solve this problem, and one particular studio has hired a formidable name to help them in their quest.

When you find yourself cast in a movie that is based on previously existing material, as nearly every movie is these days, it’s common for actors to read that book or watch that television show in order to get an understanding of how the material was intended.

On Friday video game giant Activision Blizzard announced that they were forming their own studio in order to turn their major game properties into movies and television series.