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Adam Sandler’s New Netflix Deal Might Be The Biggest In The Company’s History
The biggest and best talent in the industry doesn't come cheap, but that hasn't stopped Netflix from shelling out exorbitant sums to secure an enviable collection of A-list talent and hand them complete creative freedom to develop original projects. Martin Scorsese and Michael Bay's career paths couldn't be more different, but they're both two of the most recognizable filmmakers in Hollywood, and the streaming service had no issue stumping up over $350 million in production costs for The Irishman and 6 Underground.
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Zac Efron Is The Odds-On Favorite To Be Cast As Fantastic Four’s Human Torch
The recent Disney Investor Day brought some seismic reveals surrounding the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with several more streaming exclusives being announced to further swell the Disney Plus roster. Feature-length sequels Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 were also added to the theatrical schedule and set for 2022 and 2023 respectively, but the biggest news on the movie side of things was the Fantastic Four reboot officially entering active development.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Was Paid 25 Times More Than George Clooney For Batman & Robin
On the surface, Joel Schumacher's legendarily terrible Batman & Robin has absolutely nothing in common with Tim Burton's classic original, and was so markedly different in almost every way that it still seems hard to believe it arrives just eight years later and technically takes place in the same timeline as Burton's 1989 Gothic superhero blockbuster.
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George Clooney Says Watching Batman & Robin Physically Hurts Him
George Clooney might be one of the most famous faces in Hollywood with a reputation as a critically acclaimed actor and highly accomplished filmmaker that's won two Academy Awards from eight nominations in total, as well as scooping four Golden Globes from thirteen nods on top of receiving the honorary Cecile B. DeMille Award for outstanding contributions to cinema, not to mention he's an entrepreneur that sold his Casamigos tequila company for a billion dollars, but no matter what he does for the rest of his days, he'll never be able to escape the shadow of Batman & Robin.
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Marvel Were Reportedly Already Planning Black Panther 3 Before Chadwick Boseman’s Death
With the notable exception of Taika Waititi's Thor: Love and Thunder, the majority of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's marquee heroes have so far tended to follow the rule of three. It applied to Iron Man and Captain America, James Gunn already admitted that Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 will mark his last involvement with the band of cosmic misfits, and if you view Infinity War and Endgame as two halves of the same story, then the original lineup of the Avengers also embarked on a trilogy of adventures.
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Ron Perlman Doesn’t Hold A Grudge Against David Harbour For The Hellboy Reboot
On the face of it, Neil Marshall's Hellboy reboot was doomed from the start. Fans had been clamoring to see Guillermo del Toro and Ron Perlman complete their trilogy for over a decade, and while the box office returns for the first two installments were far from spectacular, they managed to turn a profit, generate massive sales on home video, receive widespread critical acclaim and spawn a dedicated and loyal fanbase.
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The Internet Remembers That Avatar 2 Was Originally Set To Be Released Today
James Cameron is known for taking his sweet time when it comes to putting a movie together, and when Avatar 2 finally hits theaters in December 2022, if it still makes that date obviously, it'll mark just his third feature film in 28 years. Prolific certainly wouldn't be the word used to describe him, then, but he tends to find himself getting distracted by things like diving to the deepest depths of the ocean, becoming heavily involved in social activism and pioneering the technological advancement of cinema.
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The Haunting Of Hill House Creator’s New Netflix Horror Show Has Wrapped
After directing what's arguably Netflix's finest ever original horror movie in Gerald's Game, genre auteur Mike Flanagan then created one of the streaming service's most acclaimed in-house TV shows. The Haunting of Hill House dominated the headlines for weeks when it first arrived in October 2018, and proved so popular that the concept was retrofitted so that the ten-episode run would act as the first season of a brand new anthology series.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 18, 2020
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Justice League Snyder Cut May Be A 4-Hour Movie Instead Of Miniseries
The Snyder Cut of Justice League may have been confirmed for a March release on HBO Max, but neither the streaming service nor Zack Snyder have revealed exactly how the brand new take on the dismal DCEU blockbuster is going to roll out. We know that the running time has been doubled to four hours and it's been refitted as a miniseries, but there've been no details offered on how long subscribers will need to wait between installments whether it be daily, weekly or monthly, although the latter seems highly unlikely given how long fans have been clamoring for it already.
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Firefly Fans Are Furious About The Rumored Disney Plus Reboot
Disney already boasted the single strongest roster of properties in the industry long before they completed their takeover of Fox. With the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Star Wars and Pixar, along with the animated and live-action divisions of Walt Disney Pictures all under one roof, the Mouse House's stranglehold over pop culture was enough to make Darth Vader's Force choke look like a gentle tickle.
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