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Starting with movie things...
Jun. 5th, 2003 09:10 am'Jersey Girl' has been pushed back to February 2004 from it's previous release date of November 7, 2003. Why? Two words - 'Matrix Revolutions'
There are rumors, because the release of the trilogy did so well on DVD, that they might be making a Back to the Future 4. The Problem? No one from the originals wants to be involved in it in any way at all. Speilberg says maybe animated. Maybe.
Interesting things on the Howard Hughes biopic.
So much cheezy Hong Kong action.
Tobey Maguire said that he expects Spider-Man 2 to be a better film than the original. "I know what we're doing and I can't wait to see it," during a spot on MTV's TRL on Tuesday. "It was great putting on the Spider-Man suit again. It was like coming home.
Adam Sandler might play the taxi driver in that Tom Cruise hitman movie I was talking about. That would be interesting.
Acording to SuperheroHype: A source tells us that WB is preparing for a brand new Batman animated series. It will be based on a young Batman and his early years as a superhero. Almost a Year One of sorts aimed at the young teens. The producers of Static Shock are developing this new series. More details to come. (DC seems to be able to do no wrong in the animated realm so far.)
From the Hollywood Reporter: Columbia Pictures has picked up the rights to Marvel Studios' comic book property "Luke Cage," one of the comic industry's most recognizable black superheroes, for Neal Moritz's studio-based Original Films to produce. The studio is moving forward on the project, tapping Ben Ramsey ("The Big Hit") to write the script. Marvel's Avi Arad will produce.
Anyone want to be on Stargate SG-1? Go here.
There are rumors, because the release of the trilogy did so well on DVD, that they might be making a Back to the Future 4. The Problem? No one from the originals wants to be involved in it in any way at all. Speilberg says maybe animated. Maybe.
Interesting things on the Howard Hughes biopic.
So much cheezy Hong Kong action.
Tobey Maguire said that he expects Spider-Man 2 to be a better film than the original. "I know what we're doing and I can't wait to see it," during a spot on MTV's TRL on Tuesday. "It was great putting on the Spider-Man suit again. It was like coming home.
Adam Sandler might play the taxi driver in that Tom Cruise hitman movie I was talking about. That would be interesting.
Acording to SuperheroHype: A source tells us that WB is preparing for a brand new Batman animated series. It will be based on a young Batman and his early years as a superhero. Almost a Year One of sorts aimed at the young teens. The producers of Static Shock are developing this new series. More details to come. (DC seems to be able to do no wrong in the animated realm so far.)
From the Hollywood Reporter: Columbia Pictures has picked up the rights to Marvel Studios' comic book property "Luke Cage," one of the comic industry's most recognizable black superheroes, for Neal Moritz's studio-based Original Films to produce. The studio is moving forward on the project, tapping Ben Ramsey ("The Big Hit") to write the script. Marvel's Avi Arad will produce.
Anyone want to be on Stargate SG-1? Go here.
