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Jun. 1st, 2010
Some stuff for you....
Jun. 1st, 2010 02:49 pmThe first 45 seconds of this Scott Pilgrim trailer makes me LAUGH. Do you know why? Oh yeah, I'm sure you do. (Beyond it being FREAKING AWESOME.)
So, Guillermo del Toro has left The Hobbit. This is because he made a 3 year commitment and no one knows when they'll be able to move forward on this project. (It was starting to look like a 6 year commitment and this man has things he wants to do.) The situation with MGM has not cleared up at all. I wouldn't expect to see anything happening with this or ANY Bond movie until all of this gets settled. It could be a long time, folks. I can't blame him for moving on but I can't say I'm not a little sad about it.
The continuing news on the Spider-Man musical is anything but good. Seriously. This thing, in order to make back its budget, will have to sell out every seat for five years where it stands right now.
The screenplay for the new The Crow is finished and production will begin this year the film's producer told MTV today. No one is cast yet but they're 'courting a major actor' whatever that means.
There is a rumor that the new J.J. Abrams show (The Undercovers) will be set in the same world as Alias. I never did watch Alias but I knew a number of people who loved the show. We shall have to watch for Slusho.
So, Guillermo del Toro has left The Hobbit. This is because he made a 3 year commitment and no one knows when they'll be able to move forward on this project. (It was starting to look like a 6 year commitment and this man has things he wants to do.) The situation with MGM has not cleared up at all. I wouldn't expect to see anything happening with this or ANY Bond movie until all of this gets settled. It could be a long time, folks. I can't blame him for moving on but I can't say I'm not a little sad about it.
The continuing news on the Spider-Man musical is anything but good. Seriously. This thing, in order to make back its budget, will have to sell out every seat for five years where it stands right now.
The screenplay for the new The Crow is finished and production will begin this year the film's producer told MTV today. No one is cast yet but they're 'courting a major actor' whatever that means.
There is a rumor that the new J.J. Abrams show (The Undercovers) will be set in the same world as Alias. I never did watch Alias but I knew a number of people who loved the show. We shall have to watch for Slusho.