As Deadline reports, The Lionsgate studio has chosen Ruben Fleischer, director of “Venom” and “Uncharted”, to direct “Now You See Me 3”. Also joining the script is Seth Grahame-Smith, screenwriter of “Pride + Prejudice + Zombie,” who will work alongside Academy Award winner Eric Warren. The two previous films, ‘Now You See Me’ and ‘Now […]
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Doug Jones (“Return of the Witches 2”): “Billy Butcherson is my number one character at conventions”
Almost 30 years have passed, but we can finally enjoy the evils of the Sanderson sisters again with “Return of the Witches 2”, now available on Disney +. Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy and Sarah Jessica Parker are back as Winifred, Mary and Sarah Sanderson in a sequel that fans have been asking for for a […]
‘Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes’, the new movie ‘Planet of the Apes’, announces the cast and the first image
20th Century Studios announces the title of the new movie “Planet of the Apes”. Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is the name chosen for the film that will start shooting next month. Wes Ball, known for “The Maze Runner”, will take over the direction of this new chapter of the historical saga. At […]
“Jurassic World” director believes “Jurassic Park” shouldn’t have had sequels (but anticipates there will be more)
Last June, “Jurassic World: Dominion” hit theaters, third and final installment of the trilogy with Bryce Dallas Howard and Chris Pratt, and sixth film in the franchise started in the early 90s by Steven Spielberg with “Jurassic Park”. Colin Trevorrow has returned to the director’s chair to close a new stage in the saga, reuniting […]
Marvel’s ‘Armor Wars’ starring Don Cheadle will finally be a movie and hit theaters
Marvel Studios surprises by changing the course of “Armor Wars”. Announced as a series for Disney + in December 2020, many fans noted his absence at the latest San Diego Comic-Con. Now, as reported by Deadline, the House of Ideas has decided that the story will finally arrive in the form of a film and […]
Zac Efron and Peter Farrelly (“I’ll take care of the beer”): “The Second World War was necessary”
Aside from World War II, the Vietnam War is one of the most represented in the entire history of cinema. The war in the Asian country has always had an impact on pop culture and the silver screen. Hundreds of stories have already been told about what happened. But Peter Farrelly, the Oscar-winning director and […]
‘Fire’: the double-edged burning passions
After that disturbing journey into space that was “High Life”, French director Claire Denis returns to familiar surroundings with “Fuoco”which reaches commercial theaters after winning the Silver Bear for Best Direction at the last 72nd edition of the Berlin Film Festival and being seen in the Perlas section of the 70th San Sebastian Film Festival. […]
‘The rite of spring’: The awakening of the senses
At first glance, it appears that Fernando Franco is changing the subject and moving away from disease and the care of the terminally ill, as he rightly reflected in ‘The wound’ and ‘Morir’ respectively, opting to portray the sexual repression of a college student in a large metropolis. However, The latest proposal by the Sevillian […]
‘Avatar: The Meaning of Water’: Everything we know about the most anticipated sequel of the year
It seemed, and that’s not a way of saying, that the sequel to the wonderful ‘Avatar’ would never come. There have been so many and so varied changes in agendas, calendars and release dates that, when we find ourselves a few months after its arrival on billboards, “Avatar: The Sense of Water” continues to seem […]
‘Argentina, 1985’: The process that made history
Santiago Miter has outlined his authorial and political perspective in his way of doing things. After two independent and magnificent proposals, which were ‘El Estudiante’ and ‘Paulina’, in which he showed a not very accommodating face of politics and how difficult it was to fit in depending on the type of situation; The Argentine director […]