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Speculation. The purest form of news. Yesterday it was reported that Michael Bay was officially set to return to the TRANSFORMERS franchise with TRANNY 4 (Editor’s note: Please choose a different shorthand for the film’s title), but now that might not be the case. New York Mag’s Vulture originally broke the story, citing insiders who… [Continue Reading]
Following yesterday’s report saying that Michael Bay and Steven Spielberg were in active discussions regarding the return of the popular TRANSFORMERS franchise to the big screen, Michael Bay is speaking out on his website, saying he has not had discussions with Paramount regarding further sequels as of yet: I am currently not talking to Paramount… [Continue Reading]
How much more awesome would the TRANSPORTER movies have been if Jason Statham was cruising around in Optimus Prime? Or better yet, how much better would TRANSFORMERS have been if Jason Statham delivered a roundhouse kick through Megatron’s smarmy face? We may not have to wait long to find out. Shortly after the world learned… [Continue Reading]
TRANSFORMERS, BATTLESHIP, OUJIA, CANDYLAND, STRETCH ARMSTRONG, CLUE, MICRONAUTS, RISK… sheesh, Hasbro sure has a MONOPOLY on merchandise-driven movie franchises, huh? Brian Goldner, CEO of toy behemoth Hasbro, has stated that the company is moving forward on film adaptations based on its popular brand library. Their next project is a big-screen version of BATTLESHIP, is due… [Continue Reading]
Forget the rumors of Nolan, Bay and Cuarón. Variety reports that the new Warner Bros THE TWILIGHT ZONE feature will be helmed by Matt Reeves. Director of CLOVERFIELD and LET ME IN, Reeves has a lot of upcoming work on his plate in addition to the new ZONE flick. Reeves is attached to direct THE DARK ENDEAVOR,… [Continue Reading]
Variety reports Warner Bros Pictures has thumbed through a short list of top candidates for their upcoming revamp feature of THE TWILIGHT ZONE. Among the forerunners are Christopher Nolan (INCEPTION), Michael Bay (TRANSFORMERS series) and Alfonso Cuarón (CHILDREN OF MEN). Although the 1983 version shared four directors (Steven Spielberg, Joe Dante, George Miller and John… [Continue Reading]
Paramount Pictures and Michael Bay’s production company, Platinum Dunes, are set to produce a remake of the 1987 horror/comedy film The Monster Squad. Paramount announced its intention to remake the film through Platinum Dunes last Thursday, March 18th, with Rob Cohen (The Fast and the Furious, The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor) as a… [Continue Reading]
Remember when Sean posted about Hollywood’s latest board-game-to-movie adaptations including, but not limited to Monopoly, Battleship and Ouija? Well he wasn’t kidding, as much as we may have hoped. So yeah… Ouija the Movie… that’s happening. But who would be crazy enough to want to take on such a cinematic gold mine? There is only… [Continue Reading]
Earlier we announced the sequel Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen would have more robots, about 60 of them. Here’s another update. Learn which autobots and decepticons are in and which are out. Courtesy of The Latino Review, below is a tidbit and you can head over to Yahoo for the full details. Ravage, the cat-like… [Continue Reading]
What did Michael Bay mean when he said more robots in the next Transformers? Here’s exactly the story from a snippet of Variety’s interview with ILM’s Scott Farrar, lead vfx supervisor of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen and its prior. To put it lightly, there are “some 60 robot characters and they play in settings… [Continue Reading]
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