Category: Movies
Sigourney Weaver Has Read the Treatment for Alien 5
Ellen Ripley is done fighting aliens. In a recent interview with Empire Online, franchise star Sigourney Weaver stated that producer Walter Hill has sent her a 50-page story treatment for a fifth Alien movie following director Neil Blomkamp’s departure. However, Weaver doesn’t believe that the...
Read MoreKenneth Branagh Wants to Make Animated Shakespeare Film
Kenneth Branagh wants to get animated with Oberon and Puck. In a recent interview with Collider for his new film Artemis Fowl, the Thor director proclaimed his interest in once again returning to the work of William Shakespeare, particularly with an animated version of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, d...
Read MoreWarner Bros. Shifts Release Dates for Tenet and Wonder Woman 1984
Warner Bros. wants to remind us to dream a little bigger before Tenet arrives in theaters. After months of debate, Variety reports that Tenet has officially moved back two weeks from July 17 to July 31. In its stead, the studio will re-release another Nolan film, Inception, in honor of its tenth ann...
Read MoreInto The Spider-Verse Sequel Begins Production
It’s time for Miles Morales’ next close up. This week on Twitter, animator Nick Kondo has announced that work has begun on the highly-anticipated sequel to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse from Sony Pictures Animation. The film is being directed by Justice League Unlimited and Avatar: The Last ...
Read MoreGone with the Wind Copies Sell Out
If you’re worried about the looming threat of mob-demanded censorship, there’s a ray of hope to which you can cling. Almost immediately after HBO Max gave in to 12 Years a Slave screenwriter John Ridley’s “request” that they remove Gone with the Wind from their service (although it...
Read MoreBill & Ted Face The Music Trailer Arrives Online
The Wyld Stallyns are back in the first full trailer for the long-anticipated sequel Bill & Ted Face The Music. The Bill & Ted Face The Music trailer opens on an exchange between our titular heroes and the always welcome Holland Taylor’s Great Leader, who lets the audience know that the ic...
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