By Actor Vin Diesel returned to Cannes this week for the 25th anniversary of “The Fast and the Furious” franchise and has used the opportunity to reflect on not just the franchise but cinema in general. Penning an editorial piece for Variety, Diesel came to the defense of blockbuster filmmaking and
Nicolas Cage On Turning Down Green Goblin
Nicolas Cage says that turning down the role of Norman Osborn/Green Goblin in Sam Raimi’s first Spider-Man movie back in 2002 was the right call. “For me, that was the right choice at the time” he told People this week while out promoting Amazon’s new “Spider-Noir” series. Cage tells the
“Hope” Sequel Script Already Done
Following the Sunday night screening that rocked Cannes, and the teaser trailer release online yesterday that got many buzzing, the upcoming Korean sci-fi action thriller “Hope” may get a sequel should the film prove a success. Celebrated “The Wailing” filmmaker Na Hong-jin directs the film and attended a press conference
“Very Young Frankenstein” Gets A Series Order
FX has officially handed out a series order for its “Very Young Frankenstein” project that serves as a prequel to the Mel Brooks film classic. A pilot order was given back in September, and they must’ve liked what they saw because a full series is now coming that will screen
Hasbro, Fathom Team On “Transformers” Re-Release
Hasbro and Fathom Entertainment have teamed up to theatrically re-release 1986’s “The Transformers: The Movie,” the animated feature based on the beloved toy franchise. The film, which follows the heroic Autobot robots as they are hunted by a planet-sized Transformer named Unicron, was a box office bomb at the time.
