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

Originally Posted by Falcon4567

Originally Posted by FallenGodofWar

Originally Posted by Gucci Mane

Anyone else feel like even 2nd class superheroes are getting a movie? I feel like there's too many coming out. They should take their time and really work on a core group of projects instead of turning anything into a movie. Chances are those will end up being crap.
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Yea I mean who gives a flying freak about Starman? Where's my Green Arrow flick Super Max? That sounds much better than a Starman movie but then again I now didleysquat about Starman
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Wow, are you kidding me? Starman was one of the best series of the 90s; you've done yourself a huge disservice if you've never read it.
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Refer me to some Starman material. I'm all about learning who this guy is. Oh and in the 90's it was me, Spider-man, Batman and the Power Rangers. I didn't get into comics until I was about 16-17.
 
I feel like one of the few that is %#+%$%! hyped off the thought of a Moon Knight flick.
 
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[h1]Vaughn Set to Deliver 'X-Men: First Class' in June 2011[/h1]by Ray Subers
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[/td][/tr][/table]May 4, 2010


20th Century Fox announced this afternoon that Kick-$$% director Matthew Vaughn will officially be taking on directing duties for X-Men: First Class, which is now scheduled for June 3, 2011.

Fox describes X-Men: First Class as the beginning of the X-Men saga, following Charles Xavier and Erik Lensherr before they became Professor X and Magneto, respectively. The story sees Xavier and Lensherr working together with other mutants to fight off a great threat. During this battle, the two mutants grow apart, ultimately resulting in the war between Magneto's Brotherhood and Professor X's X-Men.

X-Men: First Class is the fifth entry in the X-Men series and second prequel, following last summer's X-Men Origins: Wolverine, which opened to $85.1 million and ultimately closed with just under $180 million. The X-Men series began in 2000 with X-Men, which grossed $157.3 million. X2: X-Men United banked $214.9 million three years later, with 2006's X-Men: The Last Stand completing the initial trilogy with $234.4 million (the highest grossing entry in the series). Overall, the series has made over $1.5 billion worldwide.

Vaughn's Kick-$$% opened to $19.8 million last month and has made $42.7 million through its first three weekends in theaters. Vaughn, who previous directed Layer Cake and Stardust, is no stranger to the X-Men, as he was originally signed on to direct X-Men: The Last Stand back in 2005 before leaving the project due to creative differences.

With Thor (May 6), The Green Lantern (June 17) and The First Avenger: Captain America (July 22) already scheduled, Summer 2011 is shaping up to be a crowded one for big-budget superhero movies. The only other time four or more major superhero movies were released in one summer was 2008, which saw the debuts of Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Hellboy II: The Golden Army and The Dark Knight.

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sony has until november of this year to start shooting ghost rider 2 or the rights go back to marvel.............and apparently cage will be shooting a new national treasure around then so they are considering someone new
 
Originally Posted by AirForce1s

sony has until november of this year to start shooting ghost rider 2 or the rights go back to marvel.............and apparently cage will be shooting a new national treasure around then so they are considering someone new
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good cause cage sucks, they should def. get someone else
 
all I care about is Thor. the rest fails in comparison.

GIVE ME A MARVEL CIVIL WAR FILM BEFORE I"M TOO OLD TO CARE ANYMORE
 
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