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Adam Sandler Reportedly Looking At More Of His Old Movies To Do Sequels To
It's almost impressive how little Adam Sandler has had to rely on sequels to his biggest hits in order to maintain his longevity, especially when the majority of his output ticks so many of the same boxes over and over again in terms of setting, plot, characters and humor, not to mention the fact that he's reigned as one of the most recognizable and popular stars in the industry for well over two decades at this point without having a single live-action franchise under his belt.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Feb 14, 2021
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The Mandalorian Season 3 Will Reportedly Have A More Linear Story
Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni's preferred method of storytelling has been both a benefit and a hindrance to The Mandalorian. The decision to have the title hero distracted by numerous side quests during his adventures gives the writing team and the fans the opportunity to visit new corners of the sprawling Star Wars universe, with the ability to throw in some new and familiar faces along the way.
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Quentin Tarantino’s Star Trek Movie Reportedly Moving Forward With Chris Pine
In terms of a new Star Trek movie, not much has changed beyond the fact that it's looking inevitable that we're going to get one, but nobody can seem to agree on what it is. Just yesterday, there were a series of reports that the fourth installment in the Kelvin timeline was back on the table with Chris Hemsworth involved once again after he'd previously dropped out, but that was just the tip of the iceberg.
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Universal Reportedly Looking To Make Big Budget Horror Epics
As we've seen plenty of times in the past, just because one of the major Hollywood studios fails spectacularly at something, that doesn't mean that they won't try it again. After torpedoing two Spider-Man franchises by getting too heavily involved, Sony are hoping that third time turns out to be the charm when it comes to building a shared universe of comic book blockbusters around their most marketable asset.
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Kevin Feige Reportedly Fighting With Disney Over Black Widow Release
We're fast approaching what will surely be the deadline for Marvel Studios and Disney to make a final decision about what to do with Black Widow. The feature film Phase Four kickoff has already been delayed by an entire year, but we're now almost into March and there's still no sign of the theatrical industry regaining any sort of normality in the immediate future.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Feb 13, 2021
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Firefly Writer Says Joss Whedon Would Boast About Making Women Cry
For years, Joss Whedon was held up as both a deity among the geek community and a feminist ally, but that facade has all but crumbled after the latest series of revelations and accusations to be levelled at the Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator. Whedon may have packed his projects with strong female characters, but his enthusiasm for women on the page clearly doesn't translate to the working environments he cultivated on set.
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Silence Of The Lambs Sequel Series Clarice Premieres To Over 4 Million Viewers
One of the major questions surrounding Clarice was whether or not The Silence of the Lambs sequel series would be able to put a fresh or even halfway interesting spin on the small screen procedural, a form of television that's been done to death a thousand times over, or if it would just rely on its connections to a popular brand and hope that would be enough to find a big audience.
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