Patrick Stewart Is Open to Reprising His Captain Picard Role

What is the first thing that you think of when someone says the name Patrick Stewart? Many people think, Captain Jean-Luc Picard from Star Trek: The Next Generation.

The 75-year-old was talking to IGN about his new series Blunt Talk. In the interview, Stewart was asked whether we would be seeing him play his most iconic character again. This is what he had to say:

“It’s possible. I think it’s unlikely. But it’s possible. The series wrapped over 25 years ago and we’ve got a rather elderly Captain Picard now. So I don’t know. It would be… it could be entertaining.”

That doesn’t give a definite yes, but it is nice to know that he is up for reprising his role as Picard. I won’t call it a dead issue, due to the fact that the new timeline caused by the new Star Trek movies means any character can be seen again.

Would you love to see a new version of TNG? Something like a continuance of TNG where Picard is the Admiral for a new team on a continuing mission to explore strange new worlds. To seek out new life and new civilizations. To boldly go where no one has gone before. Or something like that. Let us know.

Shane Black’s ‘Predator’ Sequel Will “Reinvent the Franchise”, Says Producer John Davis

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It’s been a year since we last heard about the new Predator movie that Shane Black is attached to direct, but we’ve got some good news: it’s still very much moving forward. The Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and Iron Man 3 filmmaker signed on to direct and write a treatment for a new Predator movie last summer, enlisting friend and Monster Squad co-writer Fred Dekker to pen the screenplay. While initially reported as a reboot of the property, Black—who appeared as an actor in the 1987 original, and also contributed significantly to the script—subsequently revealed to us that the film is instead an “inventive sequel” that will mine the rich mythology of the franchise. Continue reading

George Takei: the country wasn’t ready for one Star Trek character

In a new video for Big Think, George Takei, noted internet god and LGBT+ rights activist, explains why Star Trek, a show that embraced diversity, didn’t feature one gay character during its original run. The reason: audiences weren’t ready for it.

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THE HOBBIT: THE BATTLE OF THE FIVE ARMIES Extended Edition Will Be Rated R?!

Earlier this week we learned that the extended editions for Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit trilogy will be getting a big screen theatrical release. Some people were excited while others were like, “Hell no!”

Well, there’s been an interesting development for one of the films that will be released. According to Ropes of Silicon, the extended edition version of The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies has been slapped with an R-rating by the MPAA.  The reason they give for the R-rating is “Some Violence,” which seems weird. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a movie get an R-rating for having “Some Violence.”

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Dungeons & Dragons Adaptation Moving Forward After Legal Dispute

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Back in 2013, it was announced that Warner Bros. was developing a live-action adaptation of Dungeons & Dragons, which was quickly squashed by Hasbro just a week later. Now, the legal dispute between the two has been settled and Warner Bros. Pictures, Hasbro’s Allspark Pictures and Sweetpea Entertainment have announced they are moving forward on the feature film. Continue reading

Is Felicity Jones Playing Boba Fett’s Daughter in STAR WARS: ROGUE ONE?

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An interesting rumor has surfaced regarding Felicity Jones’ role in Gareth Edwards’ Star Wars Anthology: Rogue One. Apparently, she might be playing the daughter of Boba Fett. The news came from El Mayimbe from Heroic Hollywood during an interview with Meet The Movie Press. Continue reading

Bruce Boxleitner Discusses TRON 3 Being Cancelled, Says He’s Moved On

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Like many of you, I was so sad to hear that Disney shut down Tron 3. The movie was on the verge of being greenlit, and all of a sudden from out of nowhere Disney decided not to move forward with it.

During an interview with /Film, Tron star Bruce Boxleitner talks about the third film being cancelled and said:

“I don’t really care anymore. I’m done with it. I’ve moved on. I hate to say that but it’s been too up and down for me. I would rather not just keep going. I don’t want to repeat my career anymore. That’d be like, ‘Let’s reboot Scarecrow and Mrs. King.’ No, I’m not interested. Or Babylon 5.”

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New X-FILES Promo Teaser – “Are You Ready for This, Scully?”

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Mulder and Scully come face-to-face again in this new promo teaser for The X-Files revival. The promo teases some mysterious visuals from the series and ends with Mulder asking Scully, ” Are you ready for this, Scully?” To which she responds, “I don’t know there’s a choice.” Continue reading

LOGAN’S RUN Remake Finds New Life with Writer/Producer Simon Kinberg


Warner Bros. has been working on a remake of the iconic sci-fi classic Logan’s Run for the past fifteen years, with people like Nicolas Winding Refn, Bryan Singer, Alex Garland, and Ryan Gosling becoming attached over the years, only for every incarnation of the project to run out of steam. But now THR reports that the studio has brought on a new heavy hitter in the hopes of finally bringing the film to life: writer/producer Simon Kinberg. Continue reading

Guillermo del Toro Starts Shooting PACIFIC RIM 2 in November

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Pacific Rim 2 has been a long time coming, but it’s finally going to start getting heavy into development now that director Guillermo del Toro is finished with Crimson Peak. He revealed to Yahoo! in a recent interview that he was going to start shooting the film in November. Continue reading