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Marvel Reportedly Developing Tomb Of Dracula Show
Most causal Marvel fans will be aware of cult favorite comic book series The Tomb of Dracula as the title that introduced Blade and his various supporting characters into the mythology, but the 70-issue run was also one of the weirdest imprints in the company's history. Between 1972 and 1979, readers would find the heroes battling against a myriad of supernatural threats including the Count himself and werewolves, as well as guest stars like Spider-Man, the X-Men and even Howard the Duck.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 28, 2020
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Stargate Reboot Reportedly In Early Development
When people think of Roland Emmerich, their minds will instantly wander to his mega budget disaster epics that pulled in massive numbers at the box office like Independence Day, The Day After Tomorrow and 2012. And while they'll always be known as the defining movies of his career, which is hardly surprising when the filmmaker is referred to as the Master of Disaster, he initially got his foot in the Hollywood door by tackling militarized sci-fi actioners.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 28, 2020
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Some DC Fans Now Comparing Wonder Woman 1984 To Green Lantern
Ryan Reynolds' Green Lantern is widely regarded as one of the worst comic book movies of the modern era, with the $200 million intergalactic blockbuster going down in history as one of the biggest box office bombs of all-time, and the leading man has spent the better part of a decade reminding people about just how terrible it is. In fact, he's even got co-star Taika Waititi in on the act.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 28, 2020
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Tom Hanks Thinks MCU Movies Will Help Save The Theatrical Industry
2021 is going to be a pivotal year for the theatrical industry, and by next summer we should have a much better idea of whether or not things will ever return to the way they were in a pre-Coronavirus world. Wonder Woman 1984 may have scored the biggest opening at the domestic box office since the first weekend of March, but less than $17 million being viewed as a success perfectly illustrates how low expectations have become.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 28, 2020
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Zack Snyder Says Justice League Might Not Be Considered DCEU Canon
Patty Jenkins recently admitted that none of the filmmakers working on the various DCEU project in development considered the theatrical edition of Justice League to be canon, which is definitely a sentiment shared by the fans. Most of us were under the impression that the Snyder Cut would explode onto HBO Max in March, give audiences the epic superhero blockbuster they initially wanted over three years ago, and the second attempt at the movie would slot seamlessly into the franchise's established continuity.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 28, 2020
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Adam Sandler Reportedly Earning $20M For New Netflix Movie
For a company that appears to have an endless supply of cash, Netflix are often very reluctant to release any sort of tangible data for insiders and analysts to dissect unless they've got a successful new project to tout. The company are more than happy to shout from the rooftops when movies like The Old Guard and Enola Holmes draw in over 70 million viewers in four weeks, but no figures were ever released for the $7 million per episode second season of Altered Carbon, presumably because they weren't great.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 28, 2020
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Spider-Man And Venom Will Reportedly Team Up Against Carnage
Sony have obviously wanted Spider-Man and Venom to either face off or team up in a big budget blockbuster for a long time now, but so far, all they've managed to do is throw the woefully miscast Topher Grace into Sam Raimi's third installment against the director's will, adding one too many subplots to a movie that was already creaking under the weight of its own ambition.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 28, 2020
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Wonder Woman 1984 Scores Biggest Domestic Box Office Opening Since March
The weekly box office rundown has hardly provided much in the way of either shocks or entertainment over the last nine or ten months, with the theatrical business having been brought to its knees by the Coronavirus, and any sustained signs of recovery a long way away yet. The good news, though, is that Patty Jenkins' superhero sequel Wonder Woman 1984 topped the charts with the biggest opening since Pixar's Onward scooped $39.1 million during the first weekend in March. That being said, the numbers still aren't great.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 27, 2020
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Spider-Man 3 Will Reportedly Make Tom Holland Sony’s Highest Paid Star
Thanks to profit participation clauses and back end deals that see the stars of the biggest movies pocket bonuses if their latest project reaches certain box office milestones, a hefty salary is far from the only way to net a huge windfall in Hollywood. Robert Downey Jr. was famously paid just $500,000 to headline Iron Man, but after he renegotiated his contract several times and Avengers: Endgame became the highest-grossing movie ever, he walked away with $75 million for his final appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 27, 2020
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