• 'Ghost Recon' Gets 'Y: The Last Man' Writers, Hopes To Be Michael Bay's Next Movie

    Among the many films that game publisher UbiSoft has developed from its own internal properties is Ghost Recon, based on concepts from Tom Clancy novels. The games feature an elite, ultra-high tech US military force. The film rights are at Warner Bros., with Michael Bay developing and producing. And now the Y: The Last ManĀ and…

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  • New Line Meeting With Directors For 'Y: The Last Man'

    In an instant, every man on planet Earth dies. Only women remain, which is fine by them, until they realize without men the human race doesn't have a chance of surviving. That makes that fact that one man survived -- one man on the entire planet -- kind of a big deal. That's the basic…

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  • 'Human Target' Writer/Producers Hired To Script 'Y: The Last Man'

    There was every reason to figure we'd never see a film version of the comic series Y: The Last Man, created by Brian K. Vaughn and Pia Guerra. New Line has been developing the project for years, with script work put in by Carl Ellsworth, Jeff Vintar, and Vaughn, and D.J. Caruso once attached to…

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  • Sony Registers Three Possible Titles For 'Zorro' Reboot

    Domain registration is such a wonderful source of information. Titles of films are revealed months ahead of schedule because studios need to make sure they own the URL's for their upcoming films and all the information is out there for the taking. In the last week alone, we've gotten hints at the titles of the…

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  • TV Writers Matthew Federman & Stephen Scaia Hired To Reboot 'Zorro'

    After two movies, Antonio Banderas can hang up his mask. Sony has just hired writers Matthew Federman & Stephen Scaia to write an origin story reboot of Zorro based on a 2005 book by Isabel Allende. Blending fiction with actual historical events, the novel is written as a mock-biography telling how a young man raised…

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