I thought the Magneto movie was dead. We haven’t heard anything about it in a long while, and director David Goyer is busy working on other movies. However, we now have a development which comes from Latino Review:
While on a visit today to the creature effects shop for Hellboy II: The Golden Army I noticed [...]
According to Australian theatrical agency Meissner Management, a young actor named Tim Pocock has landed the role of Scott Summers in the upcoming Wolverine movie.
Scott Summers = Cyclops
This will no doubt be a cameo, but it is interesting non the less. X-Men fans everywhere will explode in an orgasm of continuity.
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Well this news is a bit random and out of the blue. Black Book Magazine sat down with Josh Schwartz to speak to him about The OC, Gossip Girl and Chuck. Nothing really interesting there. Fairly average interview. That is until we get to this:
Something he can talk about, however, is news that he will [...]
X-Men 3 wasn’t the worst movie in the world, but it could have been so much better. The films financial success suggested that people wanted to see the mutant freaks, so we are now getting a Wolverine spin-off. But what about X-Men 4? Will it ever happen? Well ShockTillYouDrop caught up with Shawn Ashmore who [...]
Collider got the chance to talk to screenwriter Zak Penn recently and they have video footage to prove it. It is rare that writers are interviewed as people mainly care about what the actors or director have to say, but Penn has written movies such as X-Men 2 and 3, Elektra and upcoming The Incredible [...]
‘Wow’ is all I have to say for these. When I first watched the trailer for Superhero Movie, it looked like it was just spoofing the first Spiderman movie, which was kind of rubbish, considering there are tons of comic book/superhero movies to spoof. Now these images show that they are indeed spoofing other movies, [...]
Since the 5th November 2007 members of the Writers Guild of America have not written, typed, engraved or sprayed any words down on whatever they would normally write, type, engrave or spray on. People have lost jobs, sleep and most likely, weight, due to all the protesting instead of sat on their backends writing. But most importantly, production on some of the most anticipated movies ever have been halted.
In most cases the studios have done what they can under the circumstances, such as storyboarding, thinking and possibly scribbling down those thoughts down. But no script means no filming. So now that the writers could be back at work within days, what movies can we now look forward to?…
That’s right, Wolverine AND The X-Men. The good people making this new TV show are using their brains and think by using Wolverine’s name it will get more people to watch it. If having three whole movies focusing on the smelly brute wasn’t good enough, we are also getting a TV show about him, alongside [...]
Last year we got X-Men 3, the final movie in the trilogy, so where could FOX go from there? They have the rights to a highly profitable franchise, they might as well milk it like a cow. So instead of an X-Men 4 we are getting a Wolverine spin-off, expected to start filming in January, and a Magneto movie which has been affected by the writers strike so the status of it is unknown.
Now, I read some news today that made me shout noooooooooo inside of my head, for a few minutes, in fact it is still going. I hope
Could Prison Break’s Robert Knepper have a part in Wolverine? According to The Denver Post he may just have a role.
Since then, oozing charm and menace in equal amounts, Knepper has captured audiences worldwide. Not only is he starring in a big Hollywood film, “Hitman,” set to open on Wednesday, but also he is rumored to be playing the next Bond villain, co-starring with Hugh Jackman in the “X-Men” spinoff “Wolverine” and starring in a remake of Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Birds” (1963).
Knepper will be appearing in upcoming Hitman, which is a 20th Century Fox
