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Sony Reportedly Wants Topher Grace Back As Venom
Almost as soon as Spider-Man finally made it to the big screen in Sam Raimi's 2002 blockbuster, fans were clamoring to see Venom join him, but when the cult favorite antihero debuted in the third installment, they quickly wished it had never happened. The unpopular storyline was only added into the script at the studio's request, and Raimi hardly disguised the fact that he didn't have much interest in the character.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 17, 2020
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Sony Reportedly Considering Making R-Rated Marvel Movies
Studios wouldn't touch R-rated comic book movies for a long time, with history showing more often than not that alienating a huge section of your built-in fanbase was rarely worth the risk. Birds of Prey may have been the latest adult-orientated superhero story to disappoint at the box office, but the rating is hardly the defining reason why people just weren't interested in Harley Quinn's spinoff.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 17, 2020
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Real Steel Director Teases A Sequel Following Huge Success On Netflix
When it first hit theaters in October 2011, the reception to Shawn Levy's Real Steel was about as mediocre as possible, even though it was a big budget effects-driven family film with Hugh Jackman in the lead. The robotic sports movie raked in $299 million at the box office, meaning that it wasn't a bomb, but it hardly pulled in the numbers expected of a $110 million blockbuster with an A-list star front and center.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 17, 2020
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Netflix Has Reportedly Renewed 2 Popular Shows
Despite largely giving their original shows the benefit of the doubt and allowing them to grow an audience over time, Netflix have been nothing short of ruthless when it comes to wielding the axe this year. Clearly, even the world's biggest and most popular streaming service isn't immune to the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic, and a huge number of in-house projects have bitten the dust.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 17, 2020
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Sony Confirms First Look At Spider-Man 3 Coming In December
Cameras may have only just started rolling on the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Spider-Man 3, and even then it seems unlikely that any of the major players are involved given that Tom Holland is still busy shooting Uncharted on the other side of the world with Mark Wahlberg after the production recently relocated to Berlin, but Sony are already promising that our first look at the web-slinging sequels isn't far away.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 17, 2020
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A Great Tom Hardy Movie Has Been Dominating Netflix All Week
Audiences may not have been too enamored with the idea of heading out to their local multiplex to see Christopher Nolan's Tenet, which has so far pulled in over $320 million at the box office. While that's hardly a poor showing, especially given the circumstances surrounding the industry, there were hopes that the mega budget mind-bending thriller could be the movie to bring people back to theaters in their droves.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 17, 2020
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Luther Creator Confirms That The Movie Is Happening
His performance as Stringer Bell in The Wire may have been the launchpad that brought him mainstream recognition, but Idris Elba will have to pull something special out of the bag to see anything other than John Luther become the defining role of his career. The acclaimed crime drama might have only run for a combined total of 20 episodes spread out over five seasons, but that hasn't stopped it from gaining recognition as one of the finest police procedurals of the 21st Century.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 17, 2020
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