It’s become a yearly tradition for news on the perpetually-in-development-hell Deadpool movie. This time it has screamed to a halt. No, I’m kidding. It dipped a toe in the pool and considered putting on swimmies.
Ryan Reynold’s love for Deadpool remains strong, and he has continued to nudge the film towards production.
After watching the trailer for Captain America: The Winter Soldier around five times, I realized I should probably post it. So I watched it two more times.
Marvel‘s Captain America: The Winter Soldier is gearing up for release, and the marketing for the film is on the move. Marvel released the first poster for the movie, showing Steve Rogers ready to jump from a plane and into action.
When James Spader was first cast as the antagonist Ultron in Marvel’s The Avengers: Age of Ultron, it was clear that his hypnotic voice had a lot to do with it. There’s a quality that seems to fit perfectly with an A.I., one that isn’t friendly like J.A.R.V.I.S.
You’d have to be constantly averting your eyes from news on the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who, but why would you do that? Well, unless there’s spoilers involved. A trailer for the special was released online over the weekend. Check. It. Out.
The Doctor Who special, The Day of the Doctor, airs November 23. I cannot wait.
Days ago, news came out on Edgar Wright’s pesky little Ant-Man movie for Marvel. Things are finally picking up, with two actors in the running for the title role: Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Paul Rudd.
Wright recently tweeted a photo that shows someone in the Ant-Man costume, proving that pre-production is underway. Of course it’s a stuntman and not one of the actors named — unless someone can identify that butt for us? (I kid.)
Just two years ago news came out that the mobile game Angry Birds would become a movie. Ridiculous, right? I thought so too. But then again, I ignored the core audience: children. Since then, the game made a $71 million profit. It’s still as popular as ever.
Ender’s Game is receiving the film adaptation treatment; starring Harrison Ford, Asa Butterfield, and Ben Kingsley thrown in for good measure. The movie is based on Orson Scott Card’s book, with the screenplay written by Gavin Hood, who also directs.