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Star Trek 3 director shortlist revealed
Since Roberto Orci left the director’s chair for Star Trek 3, the movie was once more up for grabs. According to Deadline, both JJ Abrams – the man behind the first two Star Trek movies – and Paramount Pictures are looking at a shortlist of five names for the job. Those names are: Rupert Wyatt Morten Tyldum Daniel… Read More >
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Roberto Orci confirms he’s no longer directing Star Trek 3
Roberto Orci has confirmed that he is no longer acting as the director of Star Trek 3. He is still working on the film in the capacity of a writer and producer, however. Posting in the comments section of this article http://trekmovie.com/2014/12/05/report-orci-out-as-trek-3-director/ he said he is “still excited to make Trek 3! And on time.… Read More >
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Japan’s Toho to release another Godzilla movie before Edwards’ sequel
Gareth Edwards’ recent Godzilla movie was a roaring success (it earned $525 million worldwide), so much so that Japanese studio Toho has begun developing another Godzilla movie which they will begin producing in the summer of 2015, and aim to release in theatres the following year. According to Variety, Toho has additionally launched the Godzilla… Read More >
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Ant-Man principal photography wraps
Well that was quick. After Peyton Reed took over the director’s chair for Marvel’s upcoming Ant-Man movie from previous director Edgar Wright back in June, he has now announced via Twitter that principal photography has been completed… Read More >
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More info on why Edgar Wright left Ant-Man
As we all know, back in May Edgar Wright left the director’s chair on Ant-Man, next year’s Marvel movie about a size-shifting superhero, after having spent eight years working on the project. Many (including us) were heartbroken that he left the movie, as the thought of a full-on superhero movie from Wright – known for his unique… Read More >
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Benedict Cumberbatch confirmed as Dr. Strange
After many names being touted for the lead role in Dr. Strange, Marvel have officially agreed a deal with none other than Benedict Cumberbatch. The British actor, famous for his performances in hit TV series Sherlock, Star Trek Into Darkness and most recently The Imitation Game, has been cast to star as Dr. Stephen Vincent Strange, a neurosurgeon who becomes the… Read More >
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Ridley Scott might direct Blade Runner 2 after all
Only just over a week ago we reported that Ridley Scott won’t be directing Blade Runner 2, but it now appears he may be having a change of heart. Speaking with Yahoo Movies he said that he doesn’t “know about [not directing Blade Runner 2] yet,” and went on to say that “It’s a tricky… Read More >
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Luke’s lightsaber is in The Force Awakens trailer
Last week’s Star Wars: The Force Awakens teaser trailer has now been viewed over 40 million times on YouTube – and it hasn’t even been out a week yet. The analysis has been endless. We only confirmed the other day who the voiceover was provided by. But although the trailer featured much of what we’re used… Read More >
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Source Code sequel in the works
While 2011’s Source Code had plenty of parallel, perpendicular and preposterous timelines in its high-concept narrative, there was always an air of definitiveness in its ending. When Jake Gyllenhaal’s character Colter Stevens, a soldier who has to relive the last eight minutes of somebody else’s life to stop a terrorist train bombing, reaches the end of… Read More >
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New Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice details emerge
With the giant casting news for Suicide Squad announced today, some more details have also emerged regarding 2016’s other DC comic book flick, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. This is what we’ve learnt: KGBeast will be Lex Luthor’s henchman. His real name is Anatoli Knyazev, and while he is a smaller character in the wider DC universe, he is charged… Read More >
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