Tag: Fantasy
Steven Spielberg Exits Indy 5 Director’s Chair
James Mangold is trading cars for a bullwhip and fedora. Variety reports that the Ford v Ferrari director is in early talks to helm the fifth installment in the Indiana Jones franchise after Steven Spielberg decided to pass the directors’ chair to a new generation, something he had mentioned b...
Read MoreWhy You Should Watch Avatar: The Last Airbender 15 Years Later
Friday was the 15th anniversary of Avatar: The Last Airbender, my favorite TV series, and one of the best American animated TV series ever. Spawning a 2010 live-action film, video games, toys, and even a sequel series, it always surprises me how many people haven’t seen Avatar yet. I avoided it du...
Read MoreHarrison Ford Talks Indy 5
We have some new insight into everyone’s favorite archeologists’ next adventure. In recent interviews for his adaptation of The Call of the Wild, Harrison Ford said that they will begin filming the next installment of the Indiana Jones franchise either in the next two months or this summer. He...
Read MoreDoc Savage Adaptation to Become Television Series
Deadline reports Sony Pictures TV and producer Neal Moritz (via his Original film banner) are partnering with Conde Nast to develop a TV adaptation of Doc Savage. The move comes following a tumultuous development process on the feature film version starring Dwayne Johnson with Shane Black at the hel...
Read MoreREVIEW: Sonic the Hedgehog (2020)
andrewrodriguez | Feb 14, 2020 | 4
Video game movie adaptations have been something of a running joke for some time now. The majority of them are incredibly underwhelming or miss the mark so spectacularly that they’re joked about years later, even by the cast and crew (I’m looking at you, Doom). And while some of them, such as th...
Read MoreDerrickson Steps Down From Doctor Strange Sequel
The Sorcerer Supreme will need a new cloak wrangler, as Scott Derrickson has announced on his Twitter account that he’s leaving the Doctor Strange sequel, titled Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, as director. Derrickson chalks up his exit to the standard could-mean-anything “creative ...
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