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If this is real it belongs in the WTF Files thread lol
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Summerred
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I don't know if this guy really love Spider Man that much or he was just trying to hit the Guinness World Record, anyway this is a lot, Marvel/Disney/Sony should send some gift to him lol
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Love Death and Robots is back for a third installment. The new episodes range from the unearthing of an ancient evil to a comedic apocalypse, telling startling short stories of fantasy, horror, and science-fiction with trademark wit and visual invention.
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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Delayed
Sony’s animated sequel to the Oscar-winning movie Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is moving from Oct. 7 this year to June 2, 2023. The news is breaking just before the studio’s presentation at CinemaCon next week.
Meanwhile, the pic’s sequel, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Part II, is dated for March 29, 2024.
The movies will screen in premium large formats and IMAX. The filmmakers behind the animated sequel is Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers, and Justin K. Thompson. The first movie made over $375M WW.
As a result of the movie, Sony is moving up their other animated feature, Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile from Josh Gordon and Will Speck from Nov. 18 to Oct. 7.
In addition, Sony has dated their Spider-Man spinoff Madame Web from filmmaker S.J. Clarkson for July 7, 2023, the pic starring Sydney Sweeney and Dakota Johnson
[via Deadline.com]
Sony’s animated sequel to the Oscar-winning movie Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is moving from Oct. 7 this year to June 2, 2023. The news is breaking just before the studio’s presentation at CinemaCon next week.
Meanwhile, the pic’s sequel, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Part II, is dated for March 29, 2024.
The movies will screen in premium large formats and IMAX. The filmmakers behind the animated sequel is Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers, and Justin K. Thompson. The first movie made over $375M WW.
As a result of the movie, Sony is moving up their other animated feature, Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile from Josh Gordon and Will Speck from Nov. 18 to Oct. 7.
In addition, Sony has dated their Spider-Man spinoff Madame Web from filmmaker S.J. Clarkson for July 7, 2023, the pic starring Sydney Sweeney and Dakota Johnson
[via Deadline.com]
I hope they drop the Part I and Part II Naming @SilverSmith
But ugh man series are so distorted these days...its like being in the days when sequels were far less automatic.
But ugh man series are so distorted these days...its like being in the days when sequels were far less automatic.
I can't even tell you how much I hate this news lolSpider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Delayed
Sony’s animated sequel to the Oscar-winning movie Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is moving from Oct. 7 this year to June 2, 2023. The news is breaking just before the studio’s presentation at CinemaCon next week.
Meanwhile, the pic’s sequel, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Part II, is dated for March 29, 2024.
The movies will screen in premium large formats and IMAX. The filmmakers behind the animated sequel is Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers, and Justin K. Thompson. The first movie made over $375M WW.
As a result of the movie, Sony is moving up their other animated feature, Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile from Josh Gordon and Will Speck from Nov. 18 to Oct. 7.
In addition, Sony has dated their Spider-Man spinoff Madame Web from filmmaker S.J. Clarkson for July 7, 2023, the pic starring Sydney Sweeney and Dakota Johnson
[via Deadline.com]
SilverSmith
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Director Sam Raimi Highlighted in New Doctor Strange Featurette
I fear this can only be awful
SilverSmith
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Paramount Pictures has announced the name of the new Dungeons & Dragons movie in a teaser. The movie, starring Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Rege-Jean Page, Justice Smith, Sophia Lillis, Chloe Coleman, Daisy Head, and Hugh Grant, will hit theaters on March 3, 2023.
A Heist Story seems pretty classic DnD.
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Venom 3 Gets the Green Light at Sony Pictures
Sony Pictures has officially confirmed a third installment in the Venom franchise.
Chairman/CEO Tom Rothman made the announcement during CinemaCon, though details on the project are scarce.
The Venom films star Tom Hardy as journalist Eddie Brock and his symbiote Venom as they learn to work together to stop other alien symbiotes. The Spider-Man spinoff franchise has been a successful box office player for Sony. 2018's Venom grossed $856.1 million at the worldwide box office, while its 2021 sequel Let There Be Carnage grossed $502.1 million globally.
Hardy last appeared as Brock and Venom in the mid-credits scene of Spider-Man: No Way Home, following up on Let There Be Carnage's own mid-credits scene, which saw the duo transported to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
[via CB Resources]
Sony Pictures has officially confirmed a third installment in the Venom franchise.
Chairman/CEO Tom Rothman made the announcement during CinemaCon, though details on the project are scarce.
The Venom films star Tom Hardy as journalist Eddie Brock and his symbiote Venom as they learn to work together to stop other alien symbiotes. The Spider-Man spinoff franchise has been a successful box office player for Sony. 2018's Venom grossed $856.1 million at the worldwide box office, while its 2021 sequel Let There Be Carnage grossed $502.1 million globally.
Hardy last appeared as Brock and Venom in the mid-credits scene of Spider-Man: No Way Home, following up on Let There Be Carnage's own mid-credits scene, which saw the duo transported to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
[via CB Resources]
Why?Venom 3 Gets the Green Light at Sony Pictures
Sony Pictures has officially confirmed a third installment in the Venom franchise.
Chairman/CEO Tom Rothman made the announcement during CinemaCon, though details on the project are scarce.
The Venom films star Tom Hardy as journalist Eddie Brock and his symbiote Venom as they learn to work together to stop other alien symbiotes. The Spider-Man spinoff franchise has been a successful box office player for Sony. 2018's Venom grossed $856.1 million at the worldwide box office, while its 2021 sequel Let There Be Carnage grossed $502.1 million globally.
Hardy last appeared as Brock and Venom in the mid-credits scene of Spider-Man: No Way Home, following up on Let There Be Carnage's own mid-credits scene, which saw the duo transported to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
[via CB Resources]
Ol'Skool Classic
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Because the last 2 movies proved there are suckers who will gladly pay to watch trash just because their favorite comic character's name is attached to it. Plus doesn't hurt to state it's a Marvel property even when it's not attached to the MCU proper.
SilverSmith
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Ironheart Gets Coogler
lack Panther director Ryan Coogler has joined the Ironheart series planned for Disney+ as Executive Producer, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Sam Bailey (Dear White People) will direct the first three episodes, and Angela Barnes (Atlanta S4) will direct episodes 4-to 6. Dominique Thorne will play Riri Williams (Ironheart).
lack Panther director Ryan Coogler has joined the Ironheart series planned for Disney+ as Executive Producer, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Sam Bailey (Dear White People) will direct the first three episodes, and Angela Barnes (Atlanta S4) will direct episodes 4-to 6. Dominique Thorne will play Riri Williams (Ironheart).
Ol'Skool Classic
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Neil Gaiman Responds to Claim That Netflix Sandman Will Fail for Going ‘Woke’
The Sandman executive producer Neil Gaiman responded to complaints that the Netflix series is doomed to fail because of its "woke" sensibilities.
Gaiman, who co-created the Sandman comics the upcoming adaptation is based on, tweeted that "Sandman went woke in 1988, and it hasn't gone broke yet." The author later added that the property is "the same thing now" as it was when the DC first published the comics over 30 years ago. Rather than the Netflix version going "woke," Gaiman suggested "time has caught up" with the comics' progressive themes.
Gaiman previously hit out at online commentators for taking issue with The Sandman's diverse cast, rejecting these objections as sexist and racist. "I give zero fucks about people who don't understand/ haven't read Sandman whining about a non-binary Desire or that Death isn't white enough. Watch the show, make up your minds," he declared.
The Sandman is the subject of renewed scrutiny after the show's eye-watering production costs surfaced online. Each episode of the Netflix series reportedly cost as much as $15 million, which puts The Sandman's overall budget in the region of $165 million. This price tag will almost certainly increase once marketing expenses are added into the mix, so it's fair to say there's a lot riding on The Sandman's success.
Netflix's reticence to announce a premiere date for the series has even sparked speculation that the streamer is cutting its losses by canceling The Sandman entirely -- something Gaiman has roundly rejected. The award-winning scribe described these rumors as "hilarious," implying that fans shouldn't treat The Sandman's lack of a launch date as cause for concern.
A recent cryptic tweet by the show's official account seemingly supports Gaiman's stance that The Sandman is far from finished. "Hello humans, has your sleep been troubled in my absence?" the tweet reads, seemingly in reference to both the in-universe status of The Sandman's protagonist and the real-world anxiety surrounding the series. It marked the official account's first activity since October 2021, which in turn has fueled theories that a renewed marketing campaign will soon commence.
The Sandman does not yet have a release date.
The Sandman executive producer Neil Gaiman responded to complaints that the Netflix series is doomed to fail because of its "woke" sensibilities.
Gaiman, who co-created the Sandman comics the upcoming adaptation is based on, tweeted that "Sandman went woke in 1988, and it hasn't gone broke yet." The author later added that the property is "the same thing now" as it was when the DC first published the comics over 30 years ago. Rather than the Netflix version going "woke," Gaiman suggested "time has caught up" with the comics' progressive themes.
Gaiman previously hit out at online commentators for taking issue with The Sandman's diverse cast, rejecting these objections as sexist and racist. "I give zero fucks about people who don't understand/ haven't read Sandman whining about a non-binary Desire or that Death isn't white enough. Watch the show, make up your minds," he declared.
The Sandman is the subject of renewed scrutiny after the show's eye-watering production costs surfaced online. Each episode of the Netflix series reportedly cost as much as $15 million, which puts The Sandman's overall budget in the region of $165 million. This price tag will almost certainly increase once marketing expenses are added into the mix, so it's fair to say there's a lot riding on The Sandman's success.
Netflix's reticence to announce a premiere date for the series has even sparked speculation that the streamer is cutting its losses by canceling The Sandman entirely -- something Gaiman has roundly rejected. The award-winning scribe described these rumors as "hilarious," implying that fans shouldn't treat The Sandman's lack of a launch date as cause for concern.
A recent cryptic tweet by the show's official account seemingly supports Gaiman's stance that The Sandman is far from finished. "Hello humans, has your sleep been troubled in my absence?" the tweet reads, seemingly in reference to both the in-universe status of The Sandman's protagonist and the real-world anxiety surrounding the series. It marked the official account's first activity since October 2021, which in turn has fueled theories that a renewed marketing campaign will soon commence.
The Sandman does not yet have a release date.
SilverSmith
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The Batman 2 is Officially in Development
The Batman is getting a sequel, with Robert Pattinson set to return as Gotham’s fiercest defender.
Warner Bros. revealed its plans for another Caped Crusader story during its Tuesday evening presentation at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, the annual trade show for theater owners. Director Matt Reeves was on hand to announce the news that he will write and direct the follow-up, but he did not provide any details about what the movie will entail.
The Batman is getting a sequel, with Robert Pattinson set to return as Gotham’s fiercest defender.
Warner Bros. revealed its plans for another Caped Crusader story during its Tuesday evening presentation at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, the annual trade show for theater owners. Director Matt Reeves was on hand to announce the news that he will write and direct the follow-up, but he did not provide any details about what the movie will entail.
SilverSmith
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Avatar 2 Gets Title, 3D Teaser Unveiled -CinemaCon
After months, nay years, of suspense, Disney today unveiled the first trailer for James Cameron’s Avatar sequel, also giving the movie an official title. Now known as Avatar: The Way of Water, the 20th Century Studios sci-fi adventure releases overseas starting December 14 and heads to North America on December 16.
Producer Jon Landau came in from New Zealand to make the presentation on Avatar 2.
“The journey across all four movies will create a connected saga,” said Landau, “To achieve our goals, we need a strong partnership with you and the studio…an end-to-end community.”
Cameron beamed and sympathized with the exhibition about their closure during the pandemic, but he’s delivering something at the end of the year that must be seen in theaters.
He told the exhibition, “I just want you to hear it from me. Jon and I are here to work with you. The best way is by delivering content that is a must-see experience at the cinema.”
The Oscar-winning filmmaker said he was “hard at work putting the final touches on the film.”
The new films are “Pushing limits even farther with high frame rate, higher resolution 3D and greater reality in our visual effects. I wanted our return to Pandora to be something really special. Every shot is designed for the biggest screen, highest resolution, and most immersive 3D available. I think we pulled it off,” added Cameron.
The trailer will run exclusively in cinemas on Marvel’s Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness, which rolls out next week, beginning May 4 internationally and May 6 domestically. That drew applause in the room. The Avatar 2 trailer will then go online a week later.
The logline of the movie: Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) lives with his newfound family formed on the planet of Pandora. Once a familiar threat returns to finish what was previously started, Jake must work with Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) and the army of the Na’vi race to protect their planet.
What’s in the trailer?
As Cameron always promised, Avatar 2 takes place in and around the ocean. Sully (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Saldana) have children. “Wherever we go,” says Sully, “I know one thing, this family is our fortress.” The sequel looks even more jaw-dropping in its deep-blue visuals than the 2009 film. All new creatures: We see the Na’vi on flying fish bird creatures, communing with a whale, and yet somehow divided despite their affinity with nature: The alien people are split, battling against each other in a guns vs. arrows fight. It’s truly a whole new world upping the stakes of the previous 3x Oscar-winning film.
It was also revealed that Disney will re-release the original 2009 Avatar on Sept. 23 around the globe. Pic is getting remastering audio and sound. That film is the highest-grossing movie of all time worldwide at $2.8 billion, having overtaken Avengers: Endgame during the pandemic.
The sequel stars Sigourney Weaver, Kate Winslet, Michelle Yeoh, Stephen Lang, Giovanni Ribisi, Oona Chaplin, Jermaine Clement, and more.
After months, nay years, of suspense, Disney today unveiled the first trailer for James Cameron’s Avatar sequel, also giving the movie an official title. Now known as Avatar: The Way of Water, the 20th Century Studios sci-fi adventure releases overseas starting December 14 and heads to North America on December 16.
Producer Jon Landau came in from New Zealand to make the presentation on Avatar 2.
“The journey across all four movies will create a connected saga,” said Landau, “To achieve our goals, we need a strong partnership with you and the studio…an end-to-end community.”
Cameron beamed and sympathized with the exhibition about their closure during the pandemic, but he’s delivering something at the end of the year that must be seen in theaters.
He told the exhibition, “I just want you to hear it from me. Jon and I are here to work with you. The best way is by delivering content that is a must-see experience at the cinema.”
The Oscar-winning filmmaker said he was “hard at work putting the final touches on the film.”
The new films are “Pushing limits even farther with high frame rate, higher resolution 3D and greater reality in our visual effects. I wanted our return to Pandora to be something really special. Every shot is designed for the biggest screen, highest resolution, and most immersive 3D available. I think we pulled it off,” added Cameron.
The trailer will run exclusively in cinemas on Marvel’s Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness, which rolls out next week, beginning May 4 internationally and May 6 domestically. That drew applause in the room. The Avatar 2 trailer will then go online a week later.
The logline of the movie: Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) lives with his newfound family formed on the planet of Pandora. Once a familiar threat returns to finish what was previously started, Jake must work with Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) and the army of the Na’vi race to protect their planet.
What’s in the trailer?
As Cameron always promised, Avatar 2 takes place in and around the ocean. Sully (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Saldana) have children. “Wherever we go,” says Sully, “I know one thing, this family is our fortress.” The sequel looks even more jaw-dropping in its deep-blue visuals than the 2009 film. All new creatures: We see the Na’vi on flying fish bird creatures, communing with a whale, and yet somehow divided despite their affinity with nature: The alien people are split, battling against each other in a guns vs. arrows fight. It’s truly a whole new world upping the stakes of the previous 3x Oscar-winning film.
It was also revealed that Disney will re-release the original 2009 Avatar on Sept. 23 around the globe. Pic is getting remastering audio and sound. That film is the highest-grossing movie of all time worldwide at $2.8 billion, having overtaken Avengers: Endgame during the pandemic.
The sequel stars Sigourney Weaver, Kate Winslet, Michelle Yeoh, Stephen Lang, Giovanni Ribisi, Oona Chaplin, Jermaine Clement, and more.
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New Jurassic World Dominion Trailer