'X-Men Apocalypse' Is An '80s Period Piece, Will Feature Mass Destruction
X-Men Apocalypse is an Eighties period piece and will feature mass-destruction, which they've avoided for the past few films.
Read MoreX-Men Apocalypse is an Eighties period piece and will feature mass-destruction, which they've avoided for the past few films.
Read MoreThe X-Men: Apocalypse situation is interesting -- director Bryan Singer "announced" the film via tweet, but parent studio Fox has yet to officially confirm or comment on the project, other than the register of a release date (May 27, 2016) that showed up on BoxOfficeMojo. The film is a presumed sequel to X-Men: Days of…
Read MoreIt's a time-honored tradition at the start of any year for everyone to declare that this will be the year they finally get around to all of those things they've always meant to get around to at some point. Not all of these vows end in success, of course -- in fact, it's right around…
Read MoreIn November, Universal Pictures won a bidding war to develop a big screen movie adaptation of Dante's Inferno, the yet-to-be-released video game from Electronic Arts. Variety reports that Dan Harris, screenwriter of Superman Returns and X2: X-Men United, has been hired to pen the adaptation. The property is a modern interpretation of the famous poem…
Read MoreSome major developments for the sequel to Superman Returns, tentatively titled Superman: The Man of Steel, hit the web today in quick succession. First, IESB reports that they've received "100%" confirmation that Bryan Singer will return to direct the flick and they've also heard that writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman (Transformers, J.J. Abrams's Star…
Read MoreLast night we reported that Superman Returns scribes Michael Dougherty and Dan Harris are not coming back for the planned sequel, and that Warner Bros is now taking pitches for The Man of Steel. It will be interesting to see what writers come to Warner with story ideas. The first notable is Scottish-born comic book…
Read MoreSuperman Returns screenwriters Michael Dougherty and Dan Harris have opted not to come back and pen a sequel, according to Variety. What does this mean about the future of Superman? Will Bryan Singer soon depart from the project? The duo also worked with Singer on X2: X-Men United, and Trick 'r Treat (which Brian produced).…
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