Luc Besson is wasting little time in moving ahead with his plans to reboot The Transporter franchise; after announcing last week at the Berlin franchise that he plans to explore the origin of Frank Martin with The Transporter 4, it’s now been revealed that Ed Skrein (Ill Manors, Game of Thrones) will succeed – or […]
Ben McKenzie to play Detective James Gordon in Gotham
With The CW bringing together most of its cast for The Flash pilot over the past couple of weeks, Fox has now started the ball rolling on its own upcoming DC pilot Gotham, with Ben McKenzie (The O.C., Southland) signing on to play Detective James Gordon. McKenzie is no stranger to the world of DC […]
The Week in Spandex – Captain America: The Winter Soldier, The Avengers: Age of Ultron, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Batman vs. Superman, The Fantastic Four, The Flash and more
Our weekly round up of the latest stories from the world of screen superheroes, including Captain America: The Winter Soldier, The Avengers: Age of Ultron, Guardians of the Galaxy, Runaways, Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., The Amazing Spider-Man 2, X-Men: Days of Future Past, The Fantastic Four, Batman vs. Superman, Arrow, The Flash, Justice League: War […]
James Franco to direct movie on the making of The Room
“Oh hi Mark!” – One of the many, many “classic” quotes from Tommy Wiseau’s cult favourite The Room there. Since it’s original debut back in 2003, The Room has taken on a new life that has seen millions fall in love with it, attending various screenings of the film, meeting Wiseau and his co-stars, and […]
Independence Day 2 is Will Smith-less??
Long gestating since the original was released to over $817 million worldwide in 1996, becoming that year’s top-grossing movie, it seems director Roland Emmerich and producer Dean Devlin are pushing ever closer to making Independence Day 2 (and 3) a reality. One of the biggest sticking points of the sequel was whether Will Smith, star […]
Johnny Depp set for Black Mass, Tom Hardy “in talks”
One of the most recent troubled productions in Hollywood, it looks like Black Mass is finally going into production this summer. Johnny Depp (The Lone Ranger) had long been rumoured to be involved in the film, with Barry Levinson (Rain Man) set to direct and Joel Edgerton (The Great Gatsby) set to co-star. But after […]
Aca-cuse Me?! Pitch Perfect 2 confirms Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson return
After the huge success of 2012’s Pitch Perfect, it seems Universal are pushing ahead with the long-rumoured sequel. A few weeks ago, it was confirmed that Elizabeth Banks, who co-starred and produced the original, is to make her directorial debut on the sequel, as well as possibly reappearing herself. Now the studio have confirmed via […]
Fabricating the Gods: Wendy Partridge talks about Thor: The Dark World
Trevor Hogg chats with Wendy Partridge about the inspirations behind the costume designs for Thor: The Dark World… Comic book adaptations are nothing new for Wendy Partridge who was responsible for the costume designs for Hellboy (2004) before becoming involved with Thor: The Dark World (2013). “I got a call from Marvel at the request […]
Exclusive: Nicolas Cage on returning to his roots with Joe, and whether he regrets any past roles
Nicolas Cage continues his shift away from B-movie action back to more dramatic, well-received roles this year with the release of Joe, director David Gordon Green’s (Prince Avalance) adaptation of Larry Brown’s 1991 novel of the same name. Ahead of its arrival in the Spring, Cage has been speaking to Red Bull’sRed Bulletin about his […]
The Evolving Princess: The Progressive Feminism in Disney Films: Part Three – Frozen
In the third of a three-part Jackson Ball discusses the evolving Disney Princess, last up is Frozen…. Moving towards the contemporary end of Disney’s animated timeline, this essay’s final focus film is 2013’s Frozen. Despite being nearly 70 years later, the film meets many of the criteria first set by Snow White and the Seven […]
