Monthly Archives: April 2016

James Cameron Announces Four Avatar Sequels and Reveals Logo

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During 20th Century Fox’s CinemaCon presentation, James Cameron offered an update on his Avatar franchise, and announced that he is now going to make four Avatar sequels. Now we have an idea why James Cameron has continued to delay his Avatar sequels.The last we heard there was only three, I imagine next year he’ll announce four more – just to tie Star Wars. I’m convinced that Cameron will be making these Avatar films throughout the rest of his career. So much for a live-action Battle Angel anytime soon.

Cameron revealed that the sequels are being created as films that will stand on their own so they will tell individual stories that, together, will “form a complete saga”. Continue reading →

Proving That This is Actually Happening, Paramount Releases First Image Of Scarlett Johansson in ‘Ghost In The Shell’

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The western adaptation of the anime awesomeness that is Ghost in the Shell has officially entered production with its first still from the film. Scarlett Johansson is not exactly busting out of her Black Widow stereotype, by still proving to be a stone-cold killer in bringing this comic book series to life!

The first released image shows us Johansson’s Major Matoko Kusanagi, the protagonist of the film and a one-of-a-kind human-cyborg hybrid. Her role in the movie is to investigate the death of an arms dealer, one year after the end of WWIV. Continue reading →

Sony’s Animated ‘Spider-Man’ Movie Logo Revealed. Not the plot. Not the Director. Not the Title. Just the Logo.

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‘Spider-Man’ Animated Movie Logo Revealed

 

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 →

Rumor: Michael Keaton Is in Talks to Play a Villain in Spider-Man: Homecoming

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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!

 

 

Iconic Villain Finally Appears in a Spider-Man Movie After 5 No-Shows

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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 →

Will Smith & I Have One Thing In Common – We Both Want To Play Batman!

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MTV News caught up with Will Smith at the MTV Movie Awards (a feat that shouldn’t have been too difficult, considering, you know, they were hosting it), and they asked the erstwhile Fresh Prince if he was looking forward to reprising his Suicide Squad role of Deadshot in either a solo movie or a Batman movie, and Smith had an interesting answer: he said he wanted Deadshot to actually become Batman. Continue reading →

Nintendo NX Rumored To Be “Noticeably More Powerful” Than PS4, Wii U Remasters Expected

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A couple of new rumors coming our way courtesy of Nintendo Life. The first rumor comes from the word of several developers within the industry, and is by far the more exciting of the two. It’s being said by many that the Nintendo NX is a noticeable step up graphically than the PS4. While some may remain skeptical given Nintendo’s track record with consoles, this may be the reason behind both Microsoft and Sony actively pursuing “upgrades” for their current gen consoles. Continue reading →

WB CEO Greenlights Affleck to Star and Direct Batman Film. Notice That This Is NOT Will Smith

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Warner Bros. chairman and CEO Kevin Tsujihara confirmed Tuesday his studio is moving ahead with Ben Affleck’s stand-alone Batman movie, which the actor will star in and direct.

The studio mogul touched upon the movie when appearing at CinemaCon, the annual gathering of cinema operators in Las Vegas. Continue reading →

Finn Jones Talks About Preparing for Marvel’s Iron Fist

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Finn Jones Talks Preparing for Marvel's Iron Fist

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 →

After Failing In the Past and Present Day, WOLVERINE 3 Will Be Set in the Future

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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 →