CW, facing life without their hit series “The Vampire Diaries” once that series concludes after its eighth season, has secured another blood-sucking property to glamour viewers: A television reboot of the cult Eighties film, Lost Boys. Continue reading
20th Century Fox has picked up the rights to remake “Clue”, the classic Hasbro board game, after it had been dropped Universal Studios.
Josh Feldman, the head of Hasbro’s TV and film division, is producing for Hasbro Studios. Daria Cercek is overseeing for Fox.
Hasbro launched development of a “Clue” movie in 2008 as part of a six-year partnership with Universal to produce at least four feature films based on branded properties: Clue, Monopoly, Candyland, Ouija, Battleship, Magic: The Gathering and Stretch Armstrong. Continue reading
Walt Disney Pictures has debuted the first motion poster for Pete’s Dragon, a reimagining of the studios’ 1977 classic. Check out the Pete’s Dragon poster below, as well as a 2D version in the gallery. Continue reading
Yup, Sony is officially remaking “Jumanji” — and it’s your 2016 Christmas present. If you’re of the anti-remake mindset, that news may make you as angry as a troop of monkeys destroying a kitchen. But then again, it’s hard to deny that the 1995 fantasy movie could benefit from some better CGI in the remake.
On Wednesday, Sony Pictures released its film slate through 2019 with release dates for 16 new films, including the new Jumanji, Bad Boys 3 and “4,” and a new date for Paul Feig’s Ghostbusters. News of a Jumanji remake first broke in 2012 when Sony announced plans to update the Robin Williams fantasy film for the present. Now you can expect to see a modern revamp of the movie on Christmas Day in 2016 — here’s to hoping they release an updated version of the board game as well. Continue reading
Warner Bros. has been looking to get a Logan’s Run remake into production for years, but it’s always kind of fizzled out. The most recent attempt to make the movie was being developed with actor Ryan Gosling re-teaming with his Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn. That’s no longer happening, though. Continue reading
