By Chernin Entertainment and King Features are teaming up to bring Popeye back to the screen. They are currently shopping for a studio partner to distribute the project. The old favorite has appeared in numerous incarnations. The spinach addicted fan of vegetable fuelled violence and tattoo enthusiast first appeared in comic
REVIEW: ‘X-Men ’97’ Brings Back Marvel’s Mutants In A Sleek Revival
Since Disney acquired 20th Century Fox, Marvel Cinematic Universe fans have been eager to see what Marvel Studios would do now that it has regained control of the X-Men franchise. So far, the rollout of the mutants has been a slow one with a formal X-Men reboot yet to be
“Alien,” “Beetlejuice” Reveals Imminent
Two major late Summer/early Fall releases are set to drop their first teases imminently it seems. First up, filmmaker Fede Alvarez has posted an image on X, the image being a single word – ‘Tomorrow’. This almost certainly seems to be a tease for a trailer and/or first look images/art
New Live-Action “Popeye” Film In Works
A new live-action feature film adaptation of spinach-chugging sailor “Popeye” is in the works via Chernin Entertainment and King Features. A studio partner is being sought. First appearing in comic strips in the late 1920s, the project is in the development phase as a big-budget feature with screenwriter Michael Caleo
Marvel Finally Talks Netflix MCU Canon
In the past year or two there’s been numerous indications that Marvel Studios has adopted their Netflix shows – “Daredevil,” “Jessica Jones,” “Luke Cage,” “Iron Fist,” “The Defenders” and “The Punisher” – as canon to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. First came actors and characters from “Daredevil” popping up in MCU
