Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg To Produce 'Bubble', Another Animated Film For Adults
Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg are set to produce a Bubble movie based on the podcast of the same name. It will be animation aimed at an adult audience.
Read MoreSeth Rogen and Evan Goldberg are set to produce a Bubble movie based on the podcast of the same name. It will be animation aimed at an adult audience.
Read MoreSeth Rogen and Evan Goldberg are executive producing a Fear Agent TV show based on Rick Remender's sci-fi comic. David F. Sandberg (Shazam!) will direct.
Read MoreDirector Ruben Fleischer explains that there was once a Venom alternate opening that was very different from what we saw in theaters.
Read MoreApparently, the Venom deleted scenes you won't see in theaters contian all of Tom Hardy's favorite scenes. That doesn't sound good.
Read MoreWhat's the Josh Hutcherson Future Man project? The Hunger Games alum joins Seth Rogen's Hulu pilot, which sounds kind of like The Last Starfighter.
Read MoreThe Myst TV series that Legendary has been developing will now have a home at Hulu, and the first creative attachments have been revealed.
Read MoreA Lazarus TV series is coming from Legendary Television. The dystopian sci-fi drama will be based on the comic books by Greg Rucka and Michael Lark.
Read MoreSam Raimi is in talks to direct Love May Fail, an adaptation of the novel by Silver Linings Playbook author Matthew Quick. Mike White wrote the script.
Read MoreComic book movies are hotter than ever these days, and one of the people we have to thank for that fact is producer Avi Arad. As the founder of Marvel Studios, he got the ball rolling with films like X-Men and Sam Raimi's Spider-Man. And while he's no longer at Marvel Studios, he's still riding the trend…
Read MoreWhen Andrew Garfield hangs up Spider-Man, he thinks a Miles Morales movie is the way to go. Read his quote about the possible torch passing.
Read MoreMost film fans know that before Marvel Studios began producing their own movies, they sold the rights to several major characters to other studios. For example, 20th Century Fox got the rights to the X-Men, Fantastic Four and Daredevil while Sony got Ghost Rider and the crown jewel, Spider-Man. At the time, it made perfect…
Read MoreTHR published a recent article about how producer Avi Arad believes that "Hollywood will do for video games what it has done for comic-book superheroes". Honestly, the article is almost totally pointless. Arad also believes that a big screen adaptation of the Robosapian toy is a great idea. But hidden in the article is a…
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