Last week, Michael Bay was said to have “apologised” for the previous instalments in the Transformers franchise, with a report quoting the director as stating that: “I wanted the first Transformers to be very suburban and less cool. This is a much more cinematic one. I focused on keeping this one slick. There won’t be […]
Screenwriter Evan Daugherty talks G.I. Joe 3
With G.I. Joe: Retaliation pulling in $375 million around the globe, Paramount wasted little time in securing director Jon M. Chu to helm the third instalment, as well as bringing in Evan Daugherty, screenwriter of Snow White and the Huntsman, Divergent and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, to tackle the script for the threequel. Speaking to […]
American Horror Story: Coven – Episode 8 Review
Alice Rush reviews the eighth episode of American Horror Story: Coven…. After a week break American Horror Story: Coven is back. This weeks episode ‘The Sacred Taking’ followed straight on from the end of the previous episode whereby Delia began laying the plans to kill her interfering and murdering mother. The episode opens on a […]
Bryan Singer talks X-Men: Apocalypse
Last month, Bryan Singer revealed that he’s set to follow up this year’s X-Men: Days of Future Past with a quick return to the franchise in 2016 for an adaptation of the classic X-Men story arc ‘Age of Apocalypse’, and now the filmmaker has spoken about the project, revealing that he’s yet to sign on […]
Bruce Wayne casting call for Gotham TV series
Earlier in the week it was suggested that Fox’s planned Gotham TV series would get underway with Detective Jim Gordon investigating the murder of Bruce Wayne’s parents, and now a casting call has emerged via Feature Film Casting seeking an actor to play for a 10-year-old Bruce, which seemingly confirms the report…. “A 10-year-old Bruce […]
Disney reaches deal with Paramount for Indiana Jones rights, clears the way for future movies
When Walt Disney Pictures purchased Lucasfilm last year, it not only acquired ownership of the Star Wars saga, but also Lucasfilm’s other big franchise Indiana Jones, although the distribution rights to the four movies remained with Paramount Pictures. Well, it’s now been announced by Disney and Paramount that a marketing and distribution deal has been […]
Special Features – The Wonder Woman Mandate: Do we really need a solo Wonder Woman movie?
Anghus Houvouras asks whether we really need a solo Wonder Woman movie… Do we need a Wonder Woman movie? Short Answer: No. There, I just saved you ten minutes of reading. For the long answer, please continue. We don’t need a Wonder Woman solo movie. After hearing about the character being included in Zack Snyder’s […]
Terminator heading back to TV for “companion series” to movie reboot
Having acquired the rights to Terminator for a hefty $20 million, producers Megan Ellison and David Ellison are wasting little time in capitalising on their investment. Not only is a new movie trilogy in the works, with the first instalment set for release in 2015 under director Alan Taylor (Game of Thrones), but it’s now […]
Is Terminator: Genesis now simply titled Terminator?
According to Ain’t It Cool News, Alan Taylor’s Terminator: Genesis has undergone a title change, and will simply drop the “Genesis” subtitle and go by Terminator. Apparently, several of their sources claim that the film’s licensing, merchandise, and toys that tie into the film are being branded as Terminator tie-ins, with Genesis nowhere to be found. Come to think of […]
Henry Cavill as the Man of Steel in Superman: Flyby screen test
When Zack Snyder cast Henry Cavill as the lead in Man of Steel, it wasn’t the British actor’s first brush with Superman. Back in 2004, Cavill was cast as the iconic superhero in Superman: Flyby, a planned reboot from director McG (Charlie’s Angels) and screenwriter J.J. Abrams (Star Trek Into Darkness), which ultimately fell apart […]
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