The CW’s meta show Cult had a promising premise, which dealt with a fictional hit show entitled Cult and its cult following, who took the show dangerously seriously. The show took playful jabs at rabid fans of current shows like Supernatural. And frankly, that’s part of what made Cult so fun.
AMC’s brilliant show Breaking Bad concludes this summer. So where does that leave Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul? In a spinoff, obviously! By which I mean a potential spinoff for Ben Odenkirk’s scene stealing lawyer, Saul Goodman.
Christopher Nolan is gearing up for his next project entitled Interstellar, written by his brother Jonah Nolan. The script was influenced by the scientific theory of physicist-of-everything-under-the-sun Kip Thorne.
Marvel Studios is looking to monopolize theaters with their “Phase 2” of films — or at least that’s how it feels like — not that I’m complaining. Captain America: The Winter Soldier is a year away from release, but that doesn’t mean information and official photos won’t start circulating around.
Director Bryan Singer has brought a lot of familiar faces back for X-Men: Days of Future Past, and it of course does not end there. A lot of people weren’t keen on the redesign of Beast in First Class; the cat-like appearance more or less looked ridiculous. In Days of Future Past, Hank McCoy looks more like the traditional Beast we’re used to.
Director Guillermo del Toro’s next project is Crimson Peak, a haunted house thriller. My interest is already piqued considering del Toro’s brilliant eye for visuals. He’s had movies that dealt with various monsters, but this will be the first about a haunting.
Concept art for Marvel’s upcoming movies Captain America: Winter Soldier and Guardians of the Galaxy has found its way online. The style is very similar to the concept art from previous Marvel films, which most likely means a couple of these will find themselves on limited edition posters for Comic-Con.
The studio decided to bring Harry Potter back on the big screen with director Christopher Nolan at the helm. His brother, Jonathan Nolan, is writing the script, approaching the source material with a new angle.