The search for Steve Trevor continues this week in Trinity #21, and you can take a look at a preview of the issue here courtesy of DC Comics…“MAN DOWN” part two! Deimos and his armies have besieged the Trinity—so why is Steve Trevor helping the enemy?! Wonder Woman, Batman and Superman fight their way through […]
Preview of Harbinger Wars 2 #1
Valiant Entertainment launches Harbinger Wars 2 next month, and you can take a look at a preview of the first issue here; check it out…Valiant is proud to present your first lettered look within the pages of HARBINGER WARS 2 #1 (of 4), the FIRST ISSUE of the SEISMIC SUMMER EVENT that will forever change the […]
Jake Gyllenhaal to star in Welcome to Vienna
Deadline is reporting that Focus Features has picked up the rights to author Kevin Wignall’s upcoming novel To Die in Vienna, and has set Jake Gyllenhaal to produce and star in an adaptation entitled Welcome to Vienna.According to the site, Gyllenhaal will play “Freddie Makin, a civilian surveillance contractor who for the past year has […]
Steven Spielberg still hoping to adapt Stephen King’s The Talisman
Back in 1982, two years prior to its publication, filmmaker Steven Spielberg acquired the rights to The Talisman, a fantasy novel from Stephen King and Peter Straub.As King notes in a piece over at Entertainment Weekly, “several times [Spielberg] came very close to making it”, and it seems the filmmaker isn’t ready to give up […]
Check out twelve new promo posters for Solo: A Star Wars Story
With a second trailer set to arrive later tonight [watch a teaser here], a new batch of promotional posters have arrived online for Solo: A Star Wars Story, which feature the likes of Han, Chewie, Lando and Qi’ra as well as the redesigned Millennium Falcon, the villainous Enfys Nest, and the Imperial Patrol Trooper. Check […]
Steven Spielberg pipped James Cameron to the Jurassic Park movie rights
During an interview with The Huffington Post, James Cameron has revealed that he attempted to acquire the movie rights to Michael Crichton’s 1990 novel Jurassic Park, but ultimately lost out to Steven Spielberg by a matter of hours.Cameron went on to reveal that, in hindsight, Spielberg was a better fit for the material, and that […]
New image from The Meg shows off the sheer size of the prehistoric shark
With a first trailer for The Meg set to arrive any time soon, Entertainment Weekly has unveiled a new image from the Jason Statham-headlined thriller, which features a group of swimmers blissfully unaware that beneath them is a giant, 75-foot prehistoric Megalodon shark!The Meg is based upon Steve Alten’s book Meg: A Novel of Deep Terror and sees […]
Can we all just admit Ready Player One was terrible?
Anghus Houvouras on Ready Player One…Every movie doesn’t need to be a movement. These are some wise words spoken by one of cinema’s most prolific and revered voices: Myself. This deep kernel of wisdom was uttered sometime around the turn of the century when everyone was freaking out about the tragedy of Star Wars: A […]
Rogue One screenwriter developing The Last Starfighter reboot
The Book of Eli and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story screenwriter Gary Whitta has taken to social media to reveal his next project, a reboot of the 80s cult sci-fi The Last Starfighter!Whitta is currently working on the script with co-writer Jonathan Betuel, and has shared some early concept art from illustrator Matt Allsopp; […]
Tony Gilroy on solving the “mess” of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
When Disney and Lucasfilm announced that Ron Howard would be replacing Chris Miller and Phil Lord as director of Solo: A Star Wars Story, fans of the blockbuster franchise felt a certain sense of deja vu.A similar – although not quite as extreme – situation happened on the previous Anthology movie, Rogue One: A Star […]
