Duncan Jones Explains Why He's Wrapping Up His "Mooniverse" With A Graphic Novel
The filmmaker behind Moon and Mute explains why he's wrapping up his "Mooniverse" in comic form. Read about Madi, the upcoming Duncan Jones graphic novel.
Read MoreThe filmmaker behind Moon and Mute explains why he's wrapping up his "Mooniverse" in comic form. Read about Madi, the upcoming Duncan Jones graphic novel.
Read MoreDuncan Jones will conclude his Moon trilogy with the graphic novel Madi, co-written by Alex De Campi.
Read MoreThe Warcraft movie trilogy that we'll never see has been detailed somewhat by director Duncan Jones, and it's a shame this didn't shake out.
Read MoreStardust, the David Bowie biopic, does not have the rights to any of Bowie's songs, nor the blessing of his family, says Bowie's son Duncan Jones.
Read MoreFollowing Mute, Duncan Jones will take his first dive into television with the Killer Intent TV series , which he is set to direct and executive produce.
Read MoreAfter teasing that his next project would be a comic book movie, director Duncan Jones has hinted that it will be a Rogue Trooper movie.
Read MoreReady for a Duncan Jones Western? The 'Mute' and 'Moon' director says the Western genre is something he'd like to try next.
Read MoreFans of Duncan Jones' cult classic debut feature may have noticed a small cameo in the director's latest sci-fi film for Netflix, and Jones is here to explain the Mute and Moon connection.
Read MoreDirector Duncan Jones (Moon) originally wanted to make his directorial debut with a bizarre and original sci-fi noir film. Mute has finally arrived on Netflix. Check out our Duncan Jones interview.
Read MoreThe Mute reviews are mostly negative towards Duncan Jones' ambitious science-fiction film for Netflix, which stars Alexander Skarsgard as a mute bartender who goes up against the city's gangsters.
Read MoreOur Mute review looks at Duncan Jones' long-awaited Netflix sci-fi film starring Alexander Skarsgard, Paul Rudd and Justin Theroux. Was it worth the wait? Sadly, no.
Read MoreThe Mute trailer is here, frevealing a full look at Duncan Jones' long-awaited sci-fi Netflix movie. The film stars Alexander Skarsgård and Paul Rudd.
Read MoreDuncan Jones' long-awaited sci-fi film is almost here, and Netflix has just unveiled the first official Mute footage.
Read MoreThe Mute release date is now set for next month. The new film from the director of Moon and Warcraft will hit Netflix in a few weeks.
Read MoreThe Mute release date is almost upon us. Duncan Jones revealed on Twitter that his long-awaited Netflix science fiction film will debut next month.
Read MoreAs Lucasfilm scrambles to find a Han Solo director replacement after firing Phil Lord & Chris Miller, we have our own candidates we like for the job.
Read MoreDirector Duncan Jones shares his plans for what Warcraft 2 would have been like if he had the opportunity to direct a sequel to his video game film.
Read MoreLet's fantasize about Green Lantern Corps. Sterling K. Brown wants to play John Stewart, and Duncan Jones has some story ideas.
Read MoreThe Mute first look offers our first officially glimpse at director Duncan Jones' upcoming science fiction noir.
Read MoreHere's everything we know about the Justin Theroux Mute casting, which sees him starring alongside Alexander Skarsgard and Paul Rudd.
Read MoreDuncan Jones' long-in-development science fiction film Mute is finally being made thanks to the streaming service. Learn about the Mute Netflix release.
Read MoreNext week, Duncan Jones starts shooting Mute, a sci-fi project that's related to his directorial debut Moon. Learn more about the Mute and Moon connection.
Read MoreAfter years of waiting, Duncan Jones is finally making his passion project Mute, starring Alexander Skarsgård and Paul Rudd. Mute filming begins next week.
Read MoreDuncan Jones' first cut of Warcraft was two hours and forty minutes long, but sadly, the director says we'll never see a Warcraft Director's Cut on Blu-Ray.
Read MoreDirector Duncan Jones has found his Mute composer in Clint Mansell, who previous wrote the tremendous score for Moon.
Read MoreThe Warcraft box office numbers are terrible in the U.S.... but great everywhere else. In fact, it's the biggest video game movie of all time.
Read MoreWarcraft is a big fantasy film. The two-hour running time is brisk, almost too brisk, so a total of 40 minutes of Warcraft deleted scenes makes sense.
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