Hi from the workshop! #StarWarsVII pic.twitter.com/9R7JGSfxlC
— Bad Robot (@bad_robot) November 14, 2013
The one constant — other than the force — is R2-D2 in Star Wars. He’s the Phil Coulson of the saga. There’s also C-3PO, but let’s face it: he’s just Artoo’s blinged out accessory. What I’m trying to say is that Artoo is officially in Star Wars: Episode VII.
Apparently The Amazing Spider-Man 2 will follow in the footsteps of Marvel’s movies by dropping the number in favor of a subtitle. According to Cinepop, the movie’s Brazilian release is entitled The Amazing Spider-Man: Rise of Electro.
Director Terry Gilliam has his white whale. He’s been chasing it for 13 years now. Gilliam’s white whale, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, is the film he will not give up on. At this point it should be renamed The Various Situations that Repeatedly Killed Don Quixote.
There might be a void in our lives after the conclusion of Breaking Bad, but that doesn’t mean we have seen the last of Aaron Paul. He stars in the film Need for Speed, and the second trailer is online.
The CW continues with the direction of becoming a genre network. This time they’re setting their sights on rebooting 1980s horror anthology, Tales from the Darkside.
This month three more photos surfaced from The Amazing Spider-Man 2, starring Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone.
Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel was met with mixed fanfare. It certainly wasn’t Donner-like; Superman leaned more towards violent, caught up in a fight that left a city in ruin. But that’s something I enjoyed.
The trailer for Darren Aronofsky’s biblical epic, Noah, has hit online. Starring Russell Crowe as the titular character, with Jennifer Connelly, Emma Watson, Anthony Hopkins, and Ray Winstone.