Aug 3, 2010

Studio now looking for a new director for the game-to-film. It looks like we won’t be getting that big screen version of Uncharted next year after all. The Los Angeles Times reports that negotiations have broken down between Sony and Three Kings director David O. Russell to helm the game-to-film adaptation. The paper claims that the parties have gone their...

Jul 2, 2010

Source: Sony Pictures July 2, 2010 Sony Pictures has officially announced that Andrew Garfield has landed the role of Peter Parker/Spider-Man in director Marc Webb’s Untitled Spider-Man Film! The film focuses on a teenager grappling with both contemporary human problems and amazing super-human crises. The action adventure will open in 3D and 2D theaters on...

Jun 24, 2010

Breck Eisner’s The Crazies hits Blu-ray and DVD next Tuesday and ComingSoon.net got a chance to talk to the director about his next project, New Line/Warner Bros.’ update of Escape From New York. “I’m a huge fan. As a kid, I absolutely loved that movie. And Snake is such a bad-ass,” Eisner told us. “The interesting thing about...

May 27, 2010

Heat Vision is reporting that Warner Bros. Entertainment Chairman and CEO Barry Meyer talked about the upcoming Warner Bros. Pictures slate in New York. After announcing a mid-December 2011 release for Sherlock Holmes 2 and mentioning the previously-announced July 20, 2012 release date for Christopher Nolan’s next Batman movie, Meyer said that the...

May 26, 2010

Dominic Cooper has already been associated with one Marvel movie when he was incorrectly linked to Kenneth Branagh’s Thor as Fandral of The Warriors Three, something that never panned out. When SuperHeroHype first heard word that Dominic Cooper had told Salon.com he was going to play Howard Stark in Joe Johnston’s  Captain America: The First...

May 26, 2010

Logan’s Run is set to return to the big screen under director Carl Rinsch, according to Heat Vision. Rinsch, a popular commercial director, was slated to direct the upcoming Alien prequel, but moved aside to let Ridley Scott take over. The original novel series was first published in 1967 by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson. It was most famously...