Disney's Ralph Breaks the Internet directors address the possibility of a Disney Princess spin-off movie after the princesses appeared in their sequel.
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In an interview with the filmmakers, we dive deep into the Ralph Breaks the Internet Easter Eggs and cameos that populate the movie.
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Will audiences get a Wreck-It Ralph 3? Maybe not, say the directors of Ralph Breaks the Internet. But star John C. Reilly has an idea for another sequel.
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In our Ralph Breaks The Internet Interview, we talk about the creation of Slaughter Race, Ned Flanders on The Simpsons, and more.
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The D23 Expo 2017 revealed some new details about the gestating sequel Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2, for fans eager for the follow-up.
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Walt Disney Animation Studios has announced that Wreck It Ralph 2 will be released in 2018. Find out who is involved in the sequel and more.
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Read our Zootopia writers interview with producer Clark Spencer, co-writer & co-director Jared Bush and writer Phil Johnston talking about unused concepts.
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Though much of it has been spent under the radar, director Louis Leterrier has so far crafted himself a pretty eclectic career. He's done the action thing, the superhero thing, the fantasy thing, the mystery thing and now he's moving onto the comedy thing.The director of The Transporter, Clash of the Titans, Incredible Hulk and Now You…
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A set of '70s sitcoms produced or developed by Norman Lear managed to change the tone of American television. All in the Family, Sanford and Son, One Day at a Time, The Jeffersons, Good Times, and Maude all addressed social and political issues to varying degrees through the basic structure of the sitcom. Originally developed…
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Briefly: Sacha Baron Cohen's next project with Paramount may be a slightly more traditional type of comedy than his Da Ali G Show spin-off satires have been. The writer/actor just sold a pitch to the studio that "follows a James Bond-like spy forced to go on the run with his long-lost brother, a moronic soccer…
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There are long-simmering projects, and then there's A Confederacy of Dunces. A cinematic adaptation of John Kennedy Toole's canonical novel has been in development since the early '80s, and has gone through many hands in the decades since with no success. But Hollywood keeps trying, and now the latest big names to try and crack…
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Coen Brothers fans, prepare for paroxysms of excitement. Los. Bros. Awesome are making a TV show. But settle down just a bit, however, because they're not going to be writing every episode, and at this point we're not even certain that Joel or Ethan will direct an installment. But plans are afoot to create a…
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After a few years of relative inactivity (public inactivity, at least) director Alexander Payne is really getting back to work. He's wrapped a feature adaptation of The Descendants, which we could see late this fall during the Sept festival circuit, and now has revived a script that he started considering back in 2004 when Sideways…
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