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Indiana Jones 5 Will Reportedly Set Up Multiple Spinoffs
When Disney completed their purchase of Lucasfilm in 2012, most of the focus was placed on the Mouse House assuming control of Star Wars, which was completely understandable. After all, the sprawling sci-fi saga presented a blank canvas on which to tell any number of stories set in a galaxy far, far away, even if the majority of them so far have stuck almost too rigidly to names, faces and locations that we've already seen countless times before.
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New Predator Movies Will Reportedly Introduce Female Predators
Hollywood is placing a greater focus on diversity and representation than ever before, and that might even extend to a fictional race of extraterrestrial trophy hunters who travel across the universe to kill things for sport. 10 Cloverfield Lane director Dan Trachtenberg may have voiced his disappointment that the Predator movie he'd been working on for years was revealed to the public, but it also wouldn't be unfair to say that a lot of fans are hardly enthusiastic about the franchise being rebooted yet again.
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Robert Downey Jr. And Jon Favreau Reportedly Discussing Mandalorian Role
Robert Downey Jr. is one of the most famous and popular movie stars in the industry, while Jon Favreau is one of Hollywood's most successful filmmakers, and they couldn't have done it without each other. The duo's first collaboration on Iron Man launched the Marvel Cinematic Universe, sent RDJ soaring from the bottom of the pile to the top of the A-list, and took Favreau's career to the next level.
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Ryan Reynolds And Hugh Jackman Might Be Teaming Up For New Action Movie
The only movie that Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds have ever collaborated on is X-Men Origins: Wolverine, which is something fans of both actors would love to see change one day. The two A-list stars and close friends have been engaged in a long-running social media feud for years now, and they simply can't resist taking shots at each other any time the opportunity presents itself.
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Paramount Reportedly Doesn’t Want Michael Bay Involved In Future Transformers Movies
Michael Bay holds a very unique position in Hollywood as one of the most famous and recognizable filmmakers with an enviable track record of commercial success, who tends to make largely terrible movies. In terms of box office takings, Bay is the fourth highest-grossing director in the history of the industry, but out of his fourteen efforts behind the camera, The Rock is the only one to have ever secured a Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and it remains his best film by far even a quarter of a century later.
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Robert Downey Jr. Reportedly Pushing For R-Rating On Sherlock Holmes 3
Robert Downey Jr. took his first steps outside of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in six years when Dolittle arrived almost twelve months ago, and it would be an understatement to say that he stumbled. The $175 million family fantasy bombed at the box office and was almost instantly labeled by critics as one of the worst movies of 2020 despite only arriving in the third week of January, but because this year was so unpredictable, it wound up as the seventh highest-grossing film of 2020 after earning $245 million.
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Chris Pine Breaks Down His Emotionally Powerful Wonder Woman 1984 Scene
When it was announced that Chris Pine would be returning for Wonder Woman 1984, there was a mix of confusion and excitement from fans. The actor had been one of the first movie's undoubted highlights, but not only was Steve Trevor killed off in the third act as he made a heroic sacrifice play, but even if they'd retconned it to have him survive then he'd be 66 years older, and Star Trek's Captain Kirk is far too handsome to be slathered in old age makeup.
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Lucasfilm Reportedly Discussing R-Rated Star Wars Shows For Hulu
When Disney announced that their plan was to make original content for their streaming service a priority, everyone instantly knew this meant we were about to be swamped with projects taking place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and a galaxy far, far away. Lo and behold, by the time the recent Investor Day drew to a close, there were ten live-action shows, two animated spinoffs and a holiday special for the MCU all confirmed and set to arrive by the end of 2023.
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