In 2000, Vin Diesel brought to life the memorable character Riddick in the science fiction thriller-horror, Pitch Black; it’s a little hard to forget a character whose eyes are silver, after all. Then Riddick made the jump to a space opera-action film in Chronicles of Riddick. A couple video games and a few years later, Diesel reprises his role for the third time.
Welcome to 1973. @RealHughJackman @NicholasHoult #XMen #DaysOfFuturePast pic.twitter.com/4IP4ftZejc
— Bryan Singer (@BryanSinger) May 13, 2013
Director Bryan Singer keeps fans in the loop with what’s happening on the set for X-Men: Days of Future Past by tweeting pictures. This time we get to see Hugh Jackman on set as Logan, alongside Nicholas Hoult, who reprises his role as Hank McCoy (Beast). Singer captioned the photo “Welcome to 1973.”
Director Marc Webb is busy filming The Amazing Spider-Man 2 with Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone reprising their roles as Peter Parker (Spider-Man) and Gwen Stacy. Joining them are Jamie Foxx as Electro, Paul Giamatti as Rhino, Dane DeHaan as Harry Osborn, and Chris Cooper as Norman Osborn.
Rise of the Planet of the Apes successfully rebooted the franchise with James Franco and Andy Serkis leading the charge. The movie gave a different take on the apes attaining their knowledge and how humanity’s numbers dwindled.
#Serpico pic.twitter.com/NDXlqInyIm
— Bryan Singer (@BryanSinger) May 9, 2013
I’m a little weary of Bryan Singer’s X-Men: Days of Future Past since it’s dangerously close to one of the third movie’s faults: too huge of a cast, which riddled the film with cameo after cameo. Nonetheless, my curiosity is still piqued.
The teaser trailer for Edgar Wright’s comedy, The World’s End, is out. The movie stars his romantic pals, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Joining them is Martin Freeman, who portrays Doctor Watson in BBC’s Sherlock, and most recently, Bilbo in The Hobbit.
The remake of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has begun filming to much curiosity. And that’s putting it lightly. Most people aren’t too happy that Michael Bay is producing the remake.
But then again, the misconception is that he’s directing in some capacity and that we’d have another Transformers on our hands. The person actually directing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is Jonathan Liebesman, who directed Battle: Los Angeles and Wrath of the Titans.
The first set photos to hit the net is of Megan Fox as news reporter April O’Neil. She doesn’t have the familiar red hair, nor is she wearing the yellow jumpsuit, but she dons a yellow jacket that definitely gives an April O’Neil impression.