Late last year we heard the surprising news about Steven Soderbergh’s rejected “The Hunt for Ben Solo” film. The filmmaker, along with actor Adam Driver and writer Rebecca Blunt, teamed up to develop a film that would’ve taken place after the events of “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” and
Miyazaki Working On Secret New Project
Like Ridley Scott, legendary filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki is almost certainly never going to retire and keep making films until he dies. A new report at Bloomberg (via WoR) has gone into the inner workings at Studio Ghibli and reveals that 85-year-old Miyazaki is still very much in charge of creative
“Halo” Creator Not A Fan Of That New Menu
That original “Halo: Combat Evolved” was recently remade as “Halo: Campaign Evolved,” with the graphics updated for modern consoles while also bringing the franchise to PlayStation for the first time last month. One thing that has become a surprisingly major point of contention about the remake has been, of all
Lindelof Confirms “Lanterns” S2 Writers Room
HBO will premiere “Lanterns” this Sunday and, unlike various live-action superhero series, this DC Studios title isn’t designed as a one-off – rather, it could be an ongoing show should it prove popular. HBO isn’t waiting around either way, it seems. Appearing at the show’s premiere, series co-creator Damon Lindelof
Box-Office: “Spider-Man” Soars Over “Oak Street”
Sony and Marvel’s “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” unsurprisingly topped the domestic box-office in its third weekend, the title now on track for a $67 million haul from Friday to Sunday, a drop of around 54%. Its domestic total by the end of Sunday is expected to sit at $782.8 million,