Variety’s Anne Thompson reports that Superman: Man of Steel, sequel to Bryan Singer’s Superman Returns, is still not moving forward at Warner Bros.
Fans have been clamoring all over the web–and on this blog–for a complete reboot. And within the halls of Warner Bros. the same debate rages on. They too believe that the last movie didn’t…
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Bryan Singer will be stepping back into the superhero world by producing Capeshooters, a story that follows two down-on-their-luck slackers who specialize in shooting videos of superheroes. They find themselves on the run when they uncover evidence that a legendary superhero actually is evil. The story is based on an upcoming graphic novel by Rob…
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Last week Wanted writer Mark Millar said “I’ve got my director and producer set up, and it’ll be 2011″, regarding a Superman revamp. Some thought he could just be saying that to get Warner Bros attention, however now The Incredible Hulk director Louis Leterrier has revealed in an interview that he has been asked about it.
Leterrier is doing…
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The Hulk franchise has just had a revamp and now it could be Superman’s turn. Mark Millar, the writer behind Wanted told The Daily Record some interesting info:
“I’ve been planning this my entire life. I’ve got my director and producer set up, and it’ll be 2011. This is how far ahead you have to think. The…
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Tom Cruise’s next flop, the Bryan Singer helmed Valkyrie, has been postponed by MGM again.  It was originally scheduled for release on July 27, but was pushed to an October 3 release (probably because they didn’t want it to go up against the summer blockbusters that are actually going to make money).  It has now been pushed back to…
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The status of Superman: Man Of Steel was unknown after the Justice League movie started developing. Would the ‘less than expected’ performance of Superman Returns mean that Warner Brothers would rather lump him in the Justice League movie, rather than spend another $200 million on his own venture? Well today we have got some news that clears a few things up. First…
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