“Akira” Rights No Longer At Warner Bros.

After decades of failed struggles and millions spent while in development hell, Warner Bros. Pictures has waved the white flag of surrender when it comes to a live-action adaptation of the celebrated manga and ground-breaking 1988 anime feature “Akira”. The studio has let go of the screen rights to the

Marvel’s New “Spider-Man” Gets Its Lenser

Cinematographer Brett Pawlak has reportedly been hired to serve as director of photography on Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures’ highly anticipated “Spider-Man: Brand New Day”. He’ll collaborate once again with director Destin Daniel Cretton after the pair previously worked together on Cretton’s 2013 drama “Short Term 12,” the 2019 legal

James Cameron Talks His “Oppenheimer” Issues

Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” won the Best Picture Oscar for its year and was widely, almost universally, acclaimed. Audiences everywhere really clicked with the film too, turning it into a near billion dollar hit – something unheard of for a three-hour R-rated biopic about a scientist. But if there’s one criticism

Spielberg Won’t Retire, Shows New Film Clips

A new screening room named after legendary director Steven Spielberg has just been opened on the Universal Pictures lot, and with it came an event celebrating the dedication, and the man himself showed up to celebrate. Variety reports that the first footage from his currently in post-production untitled new feature