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New Godzilla Vs. Kong Synopsis Teases A Battle For The Ages
When it was first announced that Warner Bros. were sending their entire roster of 2021 movies to HBO Max on the same day they hit theaters, Legendary Pictures looked to have been left high and dry. There were even reports that the production company were planning legal action after being cut out of the decision making process, having stumped up most of the budget for both Godzilla vs. Kong and Dune.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 21, 2020
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Gal Gadot Addresses Possible Fast & Furious Return
Gal Gadot made her feature film debut in the fourth installment of the Fast and Furious franchise, and over the last decade, she's gone on to become one of the most famous female stars in Hollywood, not to mention one of the highest-paid. In fact, the DCEU's Wonder Woman snagged a $10 million bonus when Warner Bros. decided to send the sequel to HBO Max on the same day it hits theaters, something that hasn't gone down well with the rest of the studio's contracted talent.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 21, 2020
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The Book Of Boba Fett Confirmed As A Separate Show From The Mandalorian
Disney announced a massive slate of new Star Wars projects in development for Disney Plus during the recent Investor Day presentation, but one of the more curious omissions at the time was a Boba Fett spinoff. Ever since Temuera Morrison signed on to join the cast of The Mandalorian, there was an air of inevitability surrounding the legendary bounty hunter getting his own show.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 21, 2020
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Jerry Bruckheimer Reportedly Still Trying To Get Johnny Depp Back In Pirates Of The Caribbean
Warner Bros. don't care if over 1.5 million individuals have signed a petition to have Amber Heard fired from Aquaman 2, and they definitely don't care that people are threatening to boycott Fantastic Beasts 3 after Mads Mikkelsen boarded the Wizarding World prequel as the new Grindelwald, because as far as the studio are concerned, Johnny Depp's reputation is the one lying in tatters, not theirs.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 20, 2020
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Justin Hammer Reportedly Returning For Armor Wars
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is in a constant state of evolution and expansion, but that doesn't mean Kevin Feige won't reach deep into the back catalogue for inspiration. The franchise has a massive 25 film and television projects in various stages of development, and while many of them are casting brand new faces, there's also more than a few relying on some familiar names from the earliest days of Phase One.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 20, 2020
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Jared Leto Reportedly In Talks To Cameo In Spider-Man 3
Sally Field once compared working on The Amazing Spider-Man series to attempting to stuff ten pounds of sh*t into a five pound bag, so it would be safe to assume that the two-time Academy Award winner is one of the very few names that can be definitively ruled out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Spider-Man 3, while Rosemary Harris is 93 years old and has only appeared in one episode of television in the last five years, making multiversal Aunt Mays very unlikely.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 20, 2020
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More R-Rated Star Trek Movies Reportedly In The Works At Paramount
Trying to keep an eye on what's going on with the feature-length Star Trek franchise is becoming increasingly difficult even if things are looking pretty rosy on the small screen, with Discovery recently acknowledging J.J. Abrams' Kelvin timeline for the very first time, while executive producer Alex Kurtzman no doubt has much bigger plans in mind given that he's mapped out the future on television until 2027.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 20, 2020
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Evangeline Lilly Hypes Up Her Return In Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania
In terms of both stature and box office returns, Paul Rudd's Scott Lang is the Marvel Cinematic Universe's smallest superhero. The Ant-Man movies are the lowest-grossing installments in the franchise to have been released since the end of Phase One, but they're also a lot cheaper to produce than the majority of the MCU's comic book blockbusters, and aren't all that interested in confronting the sort of potentially world-ending stakes that the rest of the Avengers usually deal with.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 20, 2020
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Johnny Depp Fans Stream His Movies For 24 Hours In Protest Of Amber Heard’s New Show
On one hand, you can't help but admire the loyalty and dedication of Johnny Depp's fans, who have constantly backed the actor throughout the last several turbulent years of his career that have seen him dropped from two major blockbuster franchises and faced with a never-ending series of legal battles, with many insiders and analysts predicting that the 57 year-old's standing in the industry has been dealt irreparable damage.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 20, 2020
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