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,
Retro Reviews: Master of Kung Fu #102-125 by Moench, Day, and others
Master of Kung Fu #102-125 (July 1981 – June 1981) Written by Peter B. Gillis (#102), Doug Moench (#102-120, 122), Steven Grant (#121), Alan Zelenetz (#123-125) Co-plotted by Gene Day (#110-111) Penciled by Gene Day (#102-111, 114-118, 120), Mike Zeck (#102), Rick Magyar (#112-113), Mark [sic] Silvestri (#119), David Mazzucchelli