CBS has released an extended trailer for their new Supergirl TV show, and it’s a six and a half minute first look at what we can expect from the series. We see how Greg Berlanti and the producers choose to start this series and judge it from there. Take a look at the trailer and synopsis below, and let us know what you think in the comments. Continue reading
A remake of the 1996 supernatural feature, The Craft, is in development at Sony Pictures. The Hollywood Reporter has the news, bringing word that Sony has set Leigh Janiak to both write and direct the new version. Janiak is best known for her debut feature, Honeymoon, which she also scripted with Phil Graziadei. Graziadei is also attached to write The Craft with Janiak. Continue reading
If you’ve been paying attention to The Flash and Arrow, then you may have noticed that Ferris Air has been mentioned in both shows. Ferris Air is an aerospace, defense, and airline company that has been featured in the DC Comics universe, and Hal Jordan was a longtime employee of the company as a pilot.
In the most recent episode of The Flash, there was a scene that indicated that Hal Jordan could eventually appear. Continue reading
Imagine a film that would have centered on Charlize Theron’s character. Now imagine it as an anime. Wouldn’t that have been something awesome? Continue reading
In our next “Versus” round up, we take a break from beat em up and change it to real life comedians. In one corner of the comedy club, we have Jim Carrey, and in the other comedy club we have Adam Sandler. Which of the two is the better comedian? Here is a little about each comedian to help you decide: Continue reading
Kevin Smith has revealed the title of his upcoming Mallrats sequel, and it doesn’t have a “2” at the end of it. As you can see on the title of the article above, the movie will be called Mallbrats. I’m not quite sure what exactly it means, but I imagine on top of the older returning cast, there will also be a group of younger teens that the story will revolve around.
I’m not certain that’s the case, but if it is, it will be interesting to see the older original characters interacting with younger, brattier teenagers. I can can already see the many conversations that can come out of how things aren’t the way they used to be when Brodie and company were teens.
The returning cast includes Jason Lee, Shannen Doherty, Ethan Suplee, Jeremy London, Renee Humphry, Claire Forlani, Joey Lauren Adams, Jason Mewes, Stan Lee, Michael Rooker, and Sven-Ole Thorsen. The only one that isn’t on board yet is Ben Affleck, but Smith is trying to get him.
Smith is looking to shoot MallBrats later this year, and it will most likely get a 2016 release.
After the first Avengers movie was released, there was an an article that broke down how much time each of the superheroes got to spend on screen over the course of the movie. Vulture has released a new breakdown for Avengers: Age of Ultron, and it includes all of the new team members. It’s always interesting to see how much time each character got to spend on screen because it seems much longer while you are watching the movie. Continue reading
The promotional material for Jon M. Chu’s feature film adaptation of the classic 1980s cartoon Jem and the Holograms has slowly been rolling out. Up until this point, we’ve only seen a teaser poster and a photo, but today we have seven new images from the movie to share with you. And they are not-so-outrageous as we’d hoped. Continue reading
Remember that scene in Avengers: Age Of Ultron where Natasha was riding her motorbike out of the Quinjet, ready to go help Captain America kick Ultron’s shiny metal ro-butt? Apparently, this toy doesn’t. According to this cover, it was Hawkeye was chasing Ultron in a Quinjet, and then Captain America dropped out of the bottom of the jet on a motorcycle and zoomed off to save the day like a total badass? So the history of Marvel Merchandise’s long, confusing and mostly terrible history with Black Widow’s presence on toy shelves somehow got even worse! Continue reading
