In our No Sudden Move Writer interview, Ed Solomon recounts how he looked to the past for inspiration but also kept an eye on the future.
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Co-writer Ed Solomon revealed the Bill and Ted Face the Music original ending, which was a bit of a tonal departure from the final one.
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Ed Solomon offered an update on his and Bill and Ted co-writer Chris Matheson's Automatons movie, a long-gestating stop-motion animated project.
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In a joint Ed Solomon Chris Matheson interview, we talked to the writers of Bill and Ted Face the Music on their own excellent, sometimes, bogus, journeys.
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Not only is he an executive producer on it, but Steven Soderbergh helped Bill and Ted Face the Music go from just an idea to a real movie.
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Steven Soderbergh is dipping into the MCU for his Kill Switch cast. The filmmaker's next movie will star Josh Brolin, Don Cheadle, and Sebastian Stan.
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A miracle is unfolding down in the bayou as the anticipated sequel Bill and Ted Face the Music has officially begun shooting down in New Orleans.
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Bill and Ted 3 production begins with a nostalgia and gratitude-filled post from Alex Winter, who thanks writer Ed Solomon for his hard work on the sequel.
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Co-writer Ed Solomon has revealed some excellent new Bill and Ted 3 plot details. Bill and Ted Face the Music will reunite Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter for a whole new time-jumping adventure.
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Bill and Ted franchise stars Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter, and writer Ed Solomon, reveal that the long-awaited Bill and Ted 3 is closer to happening than ever before.
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Bill and Ted screenwriter Ed Solomon has teased some details from the Bill and Ted 3 script, including the return of William Sadler as the personification of Death in the stoner comedy sequel.
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Bill and Ted original script pages were posted by Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure writer Ed Solomon, who described the inspirational journey he and co-writer Chris Matheson had bringing the story to the big screen.
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The Dark Universe continues to bleed writers and producers, as Invisible Man writer Ed Solomon becomes the latest person to exit the sinking franchise.
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The new Mosaic trailer gives a glimpse of director Steven Soderbergh's new interactive app that allows users to choose which POV they want to experience.
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Lionsgate/Summit has officially confirmed the Now You See Me 2 news and released the first official plot synopsis/logline.
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It's like something out of a mad scientist movie: Universal is building its own brain trust like a Frankenstein's monster version of the Pixar brain trust. We know that two key players in this team are Chris Morgan (Fast/Furious) and Alex Kurtzman (Star Trek), with Kurtzman writing and directing a new Mummy picture. Aaron Guzikowski (Prisoners)…
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Spider-Man fans love Venom and, in the coming years, a Venom movie is coming from Alex Kurtzman. What's the latest? Read some Alex Kurtzman Venom quotes.
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Liongate has marked the calendar, and announced a Now You See Me 2 release date. The sequel will hit theaters in the summer of 2016.
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Writer Roberto Orci is no longer involved with The Amazing Spider-Man 3, which puts the whole scope of the Amazing Spider Man franchise in flux. Read more.
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You know that little thing about Sony developing other characters related to Spider-Man? It's far bigger than you thought. The studio just announced the Venom movie that has been rumored for years, and a Sinister Six film as well. That's right -- unlike some other studio approaches, when it comes to Spider-Man and Sony, the…
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One of the wildcard films of 2012 is Now You See Me, directed by Louis Leterrier (The Incredible Hulk, Clash of the Titans). Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher and Dave Franco play The Four Horsemen, a group of illusionists that perform big business heists even as they're on stage doing their magic act. Hot…
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Each December since 2004, studio executive Franklin Leonard has compiled the best unproduced screenplays of the year, as voted by hundreds of execs, agency guys, and high-level assistants. Titled The Black List, the compendium highlights both established screenwriters and up-and-comers, and has served as a launching pad in the past for projects like Juno, Lars…
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As the American Film Market goes on, we see a lot of synopsis and sales art releases for upcoming films. A lot of times these aren't all that illuminating, because the synopsis info just rehashes what we already know, and the sales art is created before anything is ever shot, so at best it can…
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A year ago, Keanu Reeves said in an interview that he was "trying" to get a third Bill & Ted film made, and we weren't sure if he was joking. In retrospect, I'm not sure why we were doubtful -- it seems like every other popular film from the '80s and '90s is getting a…
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How did a third Bill and Ted movie become the '80s sequel that keeps coming up? Is there that much nostalgia for the middlebrow comedies of twenty years ago? Evidently so, as Keanu Reeves said during the Toronto Film Festival, "I’d love to play the role, I’d love to work with Alex [Winter] and [writers]…
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Tobey Maguire is producing and will star in an adaptation of Isaac Adamson's novel Tokyo Suckerpunch. Gary Ross, who worked with Maguire on Seabiscuit and Pleasantville, is set to direct. According to screenwriter Ed Solomon, who was speaking to Sci-Fi Wire, Maguire's love interest is going to be played by Anne Hathaway. Tobey's character is…
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Update: Tom Cruise was being courted for at least six different big Hollywood projects. Out of all the possible projects, the star has chosen the least interesting one. Cruise is in talks to join Cameron Diaz in the 20th Century Fox action-comedy Wichita. Cruise will play an undercover agent who pops in and out of…
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