Ubisoft's Splinter Cell movie has been cancelled. The movie was announced back in November 2012 with Tom Hardy set to star in the film.

After years of development hell, Ubisoft's Splinter Cell movie has been canceled. Originally announced back in 2012, the film would have starred Venom actor Tom Hardy as Sam Fisher, a black-ops ...

Despite a recent spate of successful games-to-screen transitions—such as Fallout, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and Arcane—publisher Ubisoft continues its endless run of cinematic misfortune ...

Splinter Cell fans and audiences would no doubt have loved to see Tom Hardy bring the gruff, highly trained black-ops operative to life on the big screen. Sadly, it sounds like its not going to ...

The long gestating Splinter Cell movie starring Tom Hardy is unfortunately dead, confirms a producer on the film.

``The Cell'' is a bizarre mixture of science fiction and serial murders, mind games and pop psychology, wild images and haunting special effects. It's a thriller and a fantasy, a police movie and ...

“The Cell” director Tarsem Singh is making his global comeback with his first Indian film, “Dear Jassi,” based on a true story with plot details being kept under wraps.

A Smartphone Can’t Help You Now: How Horror Movies Solve Their Cell Problem When one quick call can eliminate danger and undermine screams, filmmakers have to figure out a workaround.

The 2016 cell phone horror movie took a surprisingly long time to get made.

Cells At Work’s Live-Action Movie Trailer The Cells At Work live-action movie will arrive this December in Japan, though a specific release date has yet to be revealed.

Ubisoft's Splinter Cell Movie Is Dead Tom Hardy was supposed to star as Sam Fisher, but perhaps he watched Assassin's Creed?

Carl Stargher (Vincent D'Onofrio), schizophrenic serial killer, kidnaps young women and tortures them by placing them in an automated cell. The cell fills with water after 40 hours or so, killing ...