Yesterday we brought you some comments from Mark Ruffalo, where The Avengers star seemingly shot down talk of a Planet Hulk adaptation for a second solo outing for Marvel’s Green Goliath, and now Ruffalo has been further discussing a potential Incredible Hulk sequel with Indiewire, and where he’d like to see the character go post-Avengers: […]
First Impressions – Hercules (2014)
Luke Owen with some thoughts on Hercules after seeing some sneak-peak footage… The words “directed by Brett Ratner” do not inspire a lot of confidence in movie lovers. Many have argued that the success of the Rush Hour movies was down to Jackie Chan “directing” them and he will always be remembered as the man who ruined […]
Comic Book Review – East of West #13
Oliver Davis reviews East of West #13… “‘BUSILLIS’ Our first good look inside the Lair. The Son of Death and Xiaolain makes his move. The beast roams free in EAST OF WEST #13.” Last month’s issue was a frustrating read. Not only was it too wordy and static, and lacked the book’s most interesting characters, […]
Comic Book Review – 2000AD Prog #1888
Villordsutch reviews 2000AD’s Prog #1888… Welcome Citizens to this week’s review of 2000AD Prog #1888 and we are still sticking with the rather packed four story format as we see the beginning of two new tales – Thargs 3hrillers present Voodoo Planet and Judge Dredd – The Heart is a Lonely Klegg Hunter – and we also are […]
West End Review – Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Steve Glass reviews Charlie and the Chocolate Factory on the West End… Having been nestled quietly at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden for a year, Sam Mendes’ musical production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory celebrated its first birthday last Wednesday evening. In a strange way Charlie and the Chocolate Factory has a difficult […]
Kevin Smith talks Star Wars: Episode VII, confirms Stormtroopers
If there is one filmmaker who is not hiding his excitement for J.J. Abrams’ Star Wars Episode VII, it’s Kevin Smith. The Clerks director is currently in the UK touring animated film Jay and Silent Bob’s Super Groovy Cartoon Movie along with Jason Mewes and his podcast Hollywood Babble-On with Ralph Garman. Before the show last […]
Disney hires Shrek 2 writers for the Enchanted sequel
Disney’s live-action fairytale satire Enchanted came out seven years ago, to widespread acclaim and a whopping $340 million at the global box office. Talk of a follow-up has been going on for years, but the studio only started showing serious intentions on making it happen earlier this year, when they hired The Guilt Trip director Anne Fletcher to take […]
Sony on Community revival: “There’s no way we’re not making the movie now!”
Yesterday news broke that Yahoo! would be giving new life to NBC’s beloved but recently cancelled Community, bringing our hopes of #sixseasonsandamovie closer to fruition. 13 new episodes will air on Yahoo! Screen this fall, and according to Sony Pictures Television president of programming and production Zack Van Amburg, the movie will follow. When asked about future […]
Role Playing: A conversation with actor Branko Tomovic
Trevor Hogg chats with Branko Tomovic about what attracted him to acting, Blue Velvet, Fury and portraying a historical figure he idolises… “My parents came as immigrants to Germany from Serbia, so working meant having a job that pays the bills,” remarks Branko Tomovic who has appeared in The Bourne Ultimatum (2007), Inbetween (2008) and […]
Paramount finds new writer for G.I. Joe 3
Paramount hopes to release G.I. Joe 3 in 2016, and have found a new writer to pen the screenplay. According to Variety, Shooter and Red Planet scribe Jonathan Lemkin has been brought on to write the next installment in the franchise. We don’t have any plot details yet to share, though the film will likely revolve around Dwayne Johnson’s character Roadblock, […]
