Our Brand Is Crisis, the upcoming political film from Warner Bros. and Smokehouse Pictures, is beginning to take shape. We heard a while ago that Sandra Bullock would star and David Gordon Green would direct, and now, more casting news is surfacing. Earlier this week we heard that Billy Bob Thorton may take a role in the film, and today we have news that Anthony Mackie is on board.
Having gone through another relatively long gap between 007 films, many fans have been waiting for any hint of production news in regards to Bond 24. Well, that wait is nearly over, as we now have word that principle photography for Daniel Craig's fourth outing as MI6's premier super spy will begin on December 6, 2014.
Australian writer and director Diesel Schwarze has pegged Dane DeHaan and Rooney Mara to star in his upcoming musical Ziggy, which will be set in New York during the jazz age.
Ten years after The Boondock Saints was released, a sequel to the cult classic hit theaters. Despite that sequel not being received nearly as well as the original, director Troy Duffy decided to press on and make a third film, and he's got dedicated fans pretty excited about the possibilities. Today, during a Facebook Q & A, Duffy revealed not only the new film's title, but some details about the plot of The Boondock Saints 3: Legion.
An iconic subsection of Bond villains is the henchmen, as a few of these right-hand men have been more memorable than the masterminds they served. Most notable are the hat-throwing Oddjob and the physical beast Jaws. It looks like Sam Mendes is seeking to create another iconic henchman in Bond 24 with a new character called Hinx.
Police have reported that Robin Williams was found dead in his Tiburon home this morning. He was 63. The cause of death appears to be suicide, police say. Williams' publicist released a statement shortly afterward saying that the actor had been battling severe depression lately.
With the great reception that Guardians Of The Galaxy has received so far, Chris Pratt is a hotter name than he's ever been before. Because of this, I'm sure that a few more people are getting excited for next summer's Jurassic World. Now, to capitalize on GOTG's release, director Colin Trevorrow took to Twitter Thursday night to post a new picture of Pratt in the upcoming film.
While some fans have been excited about the Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy 2 news coming from Comic-Con, I've been just staring at my computer with bated breath, waiting for some speck of news about a Doctor Strange movie. While we don't have any solid casting news yet, we do have Kevin Feige dishing on the tone of the film, and it sounds just about perfect.
Almost anyone who saw the 2007 film The Man From Earth was struck by just how powerful that low budget sci-fi movie is. It was so low budget that it takes place almost entirely in one room with the characters just discussing the possibility of a man who never aged and the implications that might have on human history. I was as blown away by the film as anyone, so I was thrilled when I found out tonight that producer Eric D. Wilkinson and director/co-producer Richard Schenkman were putting together a Kickstarter campaign for a spin-off of the original film titled Man From Earth: The Series.
With the coming of Comic-Con every year, fans can look forward to a slew of rumors, news and promotion for all the big upcoming blockbusters. With only a few days now to go until Comic-Con 2014, that stream has slowly begun, and today we've got our first glimpse at an excellent piece of promotion for the movie I'm most excited for: Jurassic World.
