News On Future Films Based on Comics/Paranormal/Sci-Fi

Originally Posted by Falcon4567

What lesson? That making a TV show will make him insanely rich?

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Originally Posted by Falcon4567

10M+ people don't read The Walking Dead. #%+$ 10M+ don't read comics -- PERIOD if you've ever talked to anyone who works in the comic book industry.

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Originally Posted by Falcon4567

For what though? What kind of giant set pieces do they need besides The Prison? The books bill themselves as "An Ongoing Story of Survival and Horror" -- it isn't about fight after fight with zombies. The format has always been: The group finds a place they think is safe - The form a tenuous alliance with the locals - They clash - Zombies arrive - They flee - Repeat. They already have the best makeup effects on the Walkers, they don't need much else but tighter scripting.

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Originally Posted by damnitzdom

Walking Dead should of gotten that Game of Thrones $ 

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When asked about which non-sequel projects Marvel Studios was prioritizing at the moment, Feige said, "I think whether it's Ant-Man, or Dr. Strange, or The Inhumans, or The Guardians of the Galaxy..."

To which we eagerly cried, "Rocket Racooooon...!"

"We are very excited about bringing things like that, maybe things exactly like that, to the screen. [...] When you tell people, you know what would be really cool? This movie, and there's a raccoon, and there's a tree... And they go, 'What?' And people like you know what it is, and get excited. And the majority of people go, 'Did you say a raccoon and a tree?' 'Oh yeah, they're going to steal the whole movie. They're hilarious.' 'Okay, I'll believe it when I see it.' I like that."


This is one of the few Marvel books I read in the past few years. DnA! Raygun Gothic! Rocket Raccoon! Groot!

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Originally Posted by theDEEK

That moment of the weapons returning in slow motion.

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Originally Posted by Uptempo kid

Fassbender is that dude.

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In news that should probably help him ignore those Lockout reviews, at least, Guy Pearce has beenconfirmed to join the ever-expanding cast of Iron Man 3, the pre-production of which we have to admit, has really been moving at a much faster, more efficient rate now that it’s been partially outsourced to China. Workers who are certainly of legal age and have had plenty of rest will insert Pearce into the film in the role of Aldrich Killian, creator of the Extremis nanotechnology serum that's loosed upon the world after Killian sells it to terrorists. As readers of the Warren Ellis-scripted books know [SPOILER ALERT] Killian spends most of the storyline dead, suggesting either that the script takes plenty of liberties, or Pearce is going to have a super easy shooting schedule. 

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Warner Bros. has hired Brad Peyton, who helmed the hit family adventure "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island," to direct and rewrite "Lobo," the live-action movie based on DC Comics' ultraviolent intergalactic bounty hunter,Deadline reports.

Guy Ritchie had been attached to direct the adaptation in late 2009 but left the project to develop the blockbuster "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows." Don Payne ("Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer," "Thor") wrote the most recent draft. Joel Silver and Akiva Goldsman are producing.

Created by Roger Slifer and Keith Giffen, Lobo debuted in 1983's "Omega Men" #3 as a self-centered villain with a penchant for mindless violence, but he gained popularity in the 1990s as a parody of Wolverine, Punisher and other anti-heroes. Although Lobo has appeared in animated form on "Superman: The Animated Series," "Justice League" and "Legion of Super Heroes," this would mark his live-action, and big-screen, debut.

Payne's PG-13 script reportedly followed Lobo as he pursued four fugitives to Earth, where he partnered with a teenaged girl to stop them. Whether any of that will remain in Peyton's rewrite is, naturally, unknown at this point.

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