For a few years now, television has been upping production value, acting, directing and writing; heading towards the quality of film. It’s become a natural progression for movies to make the leap to television. Sin City and The Mist are the latest movies slated for a TV series.
Author: Timothy
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Mark Wahlberg Stars in ‘Transformers: Age of Extinction’
Michael Bay isn’t done beating the Transformers corpse after an increasingly violent trilogy. Shia Labeouf’s Sam is out, after his gradual development into an angry sociopath. Taking the place of the human protagonist is Mark Wahlberg as inventor, Cade Yeager, in Transformers: Age of Extinction. -
‘Doctor Who’ Christmas Special: ‘The Time of the Doctor’
Over the weekend — and on Monday — BBC’s 50th anniversary special of Doctor Who, The Day of the Doctor aired, and was screened in theaters. Ignoring ticket sales and U.K. ratings, the special is BBC America’s highest-rated broadcast. It’s safe to say that Doctor Who is immensely popular. -
Elizabeth Olsen to Portray Scarlet Witch in ‘The Avengers: Age of Ultron’
Joss Whedon didn’t hesitate to mention that The Avengers: Age of Ultron would see the inclusion of the siblings Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch. It’d be hard to see why not, since they’re well-known Avengers in the comics. -
Norman Reedus of ‘Walking Dead’ Possibly in ‘The Crow’ Reboot
The reboot for The Crow is underway with Luke Evans in the titular role. You might recognize him as the main antagonist in Fast & Furious 6. And now, it looks like a fan favorite of Walking Dead will join The Crow. -
Warner Bros. Registers Multiple ‘Man of Steel’ Website Domains
Warner Bros. and DC’s leap towards a crossover known as Man of Steel 2 and Batman Vs. Superman may have an unexpected title. Warner Bros. recently registered multiple website domains that have to do with the upcoming movie. -
Spidey Sequel Titled ‘The Amazing Spider-Man: Rise of Electro’?
Apparently The Amazing Spider-Man 2 will follow in the footsteps of Marvel’s movies by dropping the number in favor of a subtitle. According to Cinepop, the movie’s Brazilian release is entitled The Amazing Spider-Man: Rise of Electro.
