By Various people have weighed in on the topic of superhero fatigue in recent times, especially as the genre has stumbled with a number of flops lately – even from those who’ve made guaranteed hits in the past. Some have dismissed the concept as notso much tiredness of the genre itself,
Hasbro Shopping Around “Clue” Rights
Hasbro is reportedly shopping around the film and television rights for its iconic board game “Clue” according to a new report at The InSneider. They indicate every studio is reportedly interested in pursuing the opportunity with one notable exception – Apple. This appears to mark the latest attempt at reviving
“Bob Marley” Looking Good At Box-Office
Despite the mixed reviews, Paramount Pictures’ “Bob Marley: One Love” is looking to come in well above expectations at the box-office. The film debuted on Wednesday, Valentine’s Day, to $14 million domestically on its first day of release – the best mid-week Valentine’s Day haul in box-office history. It also
Gore Verbinski Sets His “Don’t Die” Cast
Original “Pirates of the Caribbean” trilogy director and Oscar winner Gore Verbinski has finally set his next feature “Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die”. Oscar winner Sam Rockwell, Emmy nominee Zazie Beetz, BAFTA winner Juno Temple, Michael Peña and Haley Lu Richardson are all onboard the project which has been
Vudu Rebranded As Fandango At Home
Vudu is dead – albeit in name only. Nearly twenty years after it was founded back in 2007, the pioneering digital movie service is undergoing a rebranding and will now be known as ‘Fandango at Home’. The shift is set to take place in the coming weeks. Retail giant Walmart
