Blumhouse Television And Quibi Are On The Case For A New Murder Mystery Series
A scripted Blumhouse TV Quibi murder-mystery series is being produced for the mobile streamer with prolific U.K. writer Anthony Horowitz set to pen.
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Peter Jackson Plans To Shoot MoCap Footage For 'Tintin 2' Next Year
Peter Jackson's latest film is just about to hit theaters, but with the expansion of The Hobbit adaptation into a trilogy, he'll still be a busy guy for the next couple years. While the next two films are shot (mostly -- there will probably be some additional shooting at some point) loads of post-production work…
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Sequel Bits: Die Hard 5, Prometheus, Tintin 2, Thor 2, Scott Pilgrim 2, Ironclad 2
Bruce Wills gets some co-stars, a God returns to Asgard, Tintin gets a companion and much more in this edition of Sequel Bits. After the jump, read about: Two television stars have joined A Good Day To Die Hard in supporting roles. Idris Elba confirms he'll be back for Thor 2 and has some ideas…
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Sequel Bits: 'Wanted 2,' 'Step Up 4' Poster, 'Tintin 3' Probably Based On 'Prisoners Of The Sun,' New 'Evil Dead' Logo
With so much sequel news breaking every day, this little post we call Sequel Bits is becoming a semi-regular feature. That truth probably makes most of us feel like /Film commenter brock_rox who wrote the following after the last installment. "It's sad that we live in a world where a column especially devoted to sequel…
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Peter Jackson Confirms He Will Make The Next 'Tintin' Film After 'The Hobbit'
When the notion of making performance-capture films based on Hergé's Tintin stories first came up, the plan was to make three films. Steven Spielberg would direct the first, Peter Jackson the next, and there was a theoretical third film mentioned here and there. But financing was problematic, and by the time Spielberg's The Adventures of…
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Anthony Horowitz Writing Tintin Sequel 'Prisoners Of The Sun'
The first Tintin film, The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn, with actors being directed in motion capture by Steven Spielberg, who passed off that raw data to WETA to animate, is still quietly in production. The actors wrapped a year and a half ago, we don't see the film for several months, and…
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