Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci On The Tone Of ‘Cowboys And Aliens’ Since it was first announced, I’ve been wondering what the tone will be forJon Favreau’sCowboys & Aliens. Even coming out of the footage screened at Comic-Con, I wasn’t exactly sure. ScreenwritersAlex Kurtzmanand Roberto Orci recently gave an interview with SciFiMedia Zone about the film and actually address the tone of the movie. Here is an excerpt: ALEX KURTZMAN: I think the tone of this is the whole ballgame in a lot of ways....

Andrew Stanton Outlining ‘John Carter’ Sequel, Would Consider Directing And Much More The first major interview withJohn CarterdirectorAndrew Stantonhas landed and, fittingly, it’s with Harry Knowles fromAin’t It Cool News. Knowles himself produced the property with four different directors over seven years before Paramount lost the rights and Stanton scooped them up. So he’s got a pretty good grasp on the material. His interview with the filmmaker gets incredibly geeky and detailed about the movie itself but is also very forward looking to the second, and even third, books in the series byEdgar Rice Burroughs:The Gods of MarsandThe Warlords of Mars....

Apple TV Announcement Could Be Coming In March [UPDATED] UPDATE:After posting this article, the original source changed their story and said Apple will not be having an even in March. The original article follows with update at the end. When a company changes technology and culture more than once, with devices such as the iPod, iPhone and iPad, insurmoutable expectations for further innovations are bound to develop. For years, rumors have suggested that the next big revolution fromApplewould be some sort of interactive television....

Army Of The Dead Sequel Gets A Title: Planet Of The Dead Zack Snyder has revealed the official title for his upcoming “Army of the Dead” sequel: “Planet of the Dead.” Rather than go with a simple 2 at the end of the title or something along those lines, Snyder has opted to say a lot by saying a little with the title, indicating that the stakes are going global in the next zombie flick he’s cooking up for Netflix....

Chris Pratt Talks ‘Jurassic World 3’, Batman Rumors, And Why He Killed J.J. Abrams While the world continues to debate who is Hollywood’s best Chris, here’s a fun fact about one of the contenders:Chris Pratt, the star of theGuardians of the Galaxyand theJurassic Worldfranchises, briefly considered going by “Christo” when he first arrived in Hollywood. Not even “Christo Pratt” – just “Christo.” Think he made the right call? Pratt dropped that Christo nugget in a new interview withMTV, where he also addressed rumors that he might be the next Batman, spoke a bit aboutJurassic World 3, and explained the reason he killedJ....

Disney Threw Out George Lucas' Episode VII Story Before J.J. Abrams Came On Board Even thoughGeorge Lucashas said that he always conceivedStar Warsto span a trilogy, and then wanted to go back and tell the first three chapters of the story with prequels and finish it up with a third trilogy, there is plenty of evidence to support the opposite, such as Luke and Leia’s potential love affair turned sibling relationship....

Does The Boba Fett Show Have A Boba Fett Problem? Let me start this by saying I get just as frustrated as many of you by a lot of the hot take articles that appear around popular movies and shows, especially when those takes are working off of limited information. Like, for instance, only having seen the first episode of a show and condemning the whole thing before the rest of the episodes air....

Guardians Of The Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind Trailer Teases Celestial Action In The New Disney Theme Park Ride It’s been a long time coming, but theGuardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewindcoaster is finally up and running at Walt Disney World’s Epcot theme park. Well, kind of. Early access has been granted to a few lucky people, but the roller coaster isn’t available for all attendees until its official launch on June 04, 2025....

Guillermo Del Toro Shot Two Pacific Rim Endings We Didn’t Get To See As we near its tenth anniversary, “Pacific Rim” remains one of the last gasps of a dying blockbuster breed. It’s not adapted from pre-existing IP and instead tells an original story, albeit one built on homage to mecha anime and kaiju films. Furthermore, despite strong world-building, there are no hints of a sequel. The only post-credits scene is a comedy beat, and the story otherwise ends on a conclusive, satisfactory note....

Here’s Kevin Feige Deftly Managing To Say Absolutely Nothing About Marvel’s ‘Fantastic Four’ Reboot Another week, another day of Marvel Chief Creative OfficerKevin Feigeartfully answering a question aboutFantastic Fourby saying a lot of words that mean nothing. Want to Know About The Fantastic Four Casting? Don’t Bother Asking Feige The Marvel Cinematic Universe continues to expand, but one thing remains constant — Feige could teach a masterclass about how to sincerely answering press questions without revealing a gosh darn thing....

Horror Movies That Made Audiences Physically Sick There is perhaps no greater honor a horror filmmaker can receive than to hear that their film made audiences physically ill.The genre of horror, after all, seeks to engage with the audience’s fear and anxiety, allowing audiences to explore their darker emotional spaces while in the safety of a movie theater. The most successful movies have the capacity to leave a viewer feeling wary and uncertain about the world around them, and, in the below cases, leave them feeling physically sick....

Is This Our First Look At The History Of Brad Bird’s ‘Tomorrowland?’ Since last year’s D23 Expo, directorBrad Birdhas been very quiet about his sci-fi Disney fantasy,Tomorrowland. The film starsGeorge Clooney, was co-written byDamon Lindelof, and has been as secretive about its production as that other Disney sci-fi movie. Those flood gates are ready to open though asTomorrowlandwill have presentations in the coming months at New York Comic-Con andDestination D....

Jake Gyllenhaal Didn’t Know He’d Be Doing One Of His Most Dangerous Ambulance Stunts Himself A lot can be (and has been) said about Michael Bay’s filmography, a collection of mostly action Blockbusters and massive set pieces. In his latest film, “Ambulance,” perennial treasure Jake Gyllenhaal plays a career criminal and adoptive brother of protagonist Will Sharp (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II), who helps him commit a multi-million dollar bank heist to find the funds to pay for a life-saving medical procedure for Will’s wife....