The big news out of Sony Pictures presentation at CinemaCon was the new Spider-Man Tom Holland taking the stage, where the official title Spider-Man: Homecoming was unveiled. However, that wasn’t the only Spidey news that came out of the convention, with the studio unveiling the official logo for their Untitled Animated Spider-Man Project, which is arriving in theaters sometime in 2018. Here’s what Sony Pictures Animation president Kristine Belson had to say about the project. Continue reading
It looks like Marvel and Sony’s Spider-Man: Homecoming is about to get even more awesome with the possible inclusion of Michael Keaton as the villain in the film. The news comes from Variety, who says that the actor is in early talks to join the Jon Watts-directed film. If cast, he will join Tom Holland as Spider-Man, Marisa Tomei as Aunt May, and Zendaya in a mystery role.
It would be pretty damn cool to see Keaton in another superhero film. We don’t know exactly who he would be playing, but it was recently rumored that one of the villains would be Vulture. After starring in Birdman, he could conceivably be cast as Vulture. So let the speculation begin!
Sony officially announced Spider-Man: Homecoming as the title of its new Spider-Man solo film that’s a co-production with Marvel Studios, and now it appears that we know at least one of the villains who will show up in that film. Continue reading
Danny Rand spent ten years in the mystical city of K’un-Lun in the pages of Marvel Comics, and now “Game of Thrones”‘ actor Finn Jones is getting a taste of that training himself as he prepares to become the living weapon for the Netflix original series, Marvel’s Iron Fist. Speaking with EW, Jones reveals he’s in the middle of training now and hasn’t yet tried on the iconic costume. Continue reading
With Wolverine 3 being Hugh Jackman’s last time playing the character, this is his last chance to make a decent Wolverine movie. I have no doubt they are going to pull out all the stops and give fans the greatest Wolverine film possible.
We now have a new bit of info on the film for you. While talking to CinemaBlend, producer Simon Kinberg revealed the filling information: Continue reading
When Marvel Studios held the world premiere of Captain America: Civil War, among those heroes that sided with the star-spangled man was Paul Rudd’s Scott Lang, aka Ant-Man. On the “blue carpet” for the film, director Peyton Reed was asked about the tiny hero’s own upcoming sequel, Ant-Man and the Wasp, and offered a giant-sized teaser for what to expect. (It’s a pun – get it?) Continue reading
At the Sony Pictures presentation at CinemaCon, the studio announced that the official title of Marvel’s solo Spider-Man movie will be Spider-Man: Homecoming, and above you can find an official logo that was revealed at the presentation. Continue reading
When the sequel Ant-Man and the Wasp was first announced, many concluded that it spelled doom for another Marvel Studios release. And now that appears to be true. It sounds like Marvel and Disney are getting ready to push their Inhumans movie back by an undetermined amount of months, possibly years. And it might go from being a Phase Three movie to becoming one of the key releases in Marvel Phase Four. Continue reading
Marvel is developing a new TV series based on the comic “Cloak and Dagger”. The series is coming to Freeform network, which was previously known as ABC Family. (Which means it is owned by a certain corporation that also owns Marvel Comics and happens to rhyme with “Gisney.”) This news got fans of the property incredibly excited, and they should be! This is a great comic with great characters and it has the potential to be a great series…if it’s done right.
This is not to be confused with the Atari 2600 game, “Cloak & Dagger,” or the 1984 film, Cloak & Dagger, starring Henry Thomas and Dabney Coleman. I understand if you are getting your 1980s nostalgia all mixed up.
The network has since released the following official synopsis for their adaptation: Continue reading
About nine months ago, Marvel Studios president and mega-producer Kevin Feige, the architect of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, said that based on the agreement he made with Sony Pictures to share the rights to Spider-Man, characters from the MCU “could” appear in Spidey’s new movies for Sony. At the time, we all assumed that meant that it was a given those crossovers would eventually happen, but Feige’s use of the word “could” meant there was still a chance — however small — that the MCU characters would be restricted only to Marvel Studios films.
Now, in a new interview with EW, Feige confirmed everyone’s original assumption: those MCU characters will, in fact, appear in Spider-Man’s solo films. Continue reading
