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Feb. 13th, 2003 08:36 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
litheraA Daredevil review. Some spoilers. Tomorrow. Tomorrow. The trailers will be great. The movie will be great and... It will just be great.
There are hints of someone deciding to to The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress. In this case there is a director looking for a screenwriter. That would be interesting. I'd need to read that again.
Variety reports that New Line Cinema, which has worked with Marvel on the successful Blade franchise, hopes to turn Iron Man into a tentpole for its 2005 slate. The studio acquired the property in 2000, but has started from scratch with scribes Alfred Gough and Miles Millar, creators of the WB's top-rated Smallville and writers of current hit film Shanghai Knights and its predecessor. I say again, who would /you/ cast as Iron Man? Tony Stark is one of the few Avengers who is vibrant in my head. Him and Captain America, really.
This scares me: According to Screen Daily, Joel Schumacher is now set to direct The Phantom of the Opera, a feature version of Andrew Lloyd Webber's hit stage musical.
There are hints of someone deciding to to The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress. In this case there is a director looking for a screenwriter. That would be interesting. I'd need to read that again.
Variety reports that New Line Cinema, which has worked with Marvel on the successful Blade franchise, hopes to turn Iron Man into a tentpole for its 2005 slate. The studio acquired the property in 2000, but has started from scratch with scribes Alfred Gough and Miles Millar, creators of the WB's top-rated Smallville and writers of current hit film Shanghai Knights and its predecessor. I say again, who would /you/ cast as Iron Man? Tony Stark is one of the few Avengers who is vibrant in my head. Him and Captain America, really.
This scares me: According to Screen Daily, Joel Schumacher is now set to direct The Phantom of the Opera, a feature version of Andrew Lloyd Webber's hit stage musical.
