With everyone who survived the first film returning and a production schedule set for Fall, it looks like Kick-Ass 2 casting has hit overdrive. As for new additions, word breaks that the role of Dr. Gravity will likely go to Donald Faison.
Many were intrigued when Guillermo del Toro announced at Comic-Con 2010 that he had partnered with Disney to make a new movie based on one of its most famous rides, The Haunted Mansion. But in the two years since the announcement, little and fewer new information has been released on the project
The issue of recasting is especially notable in the case of this Friday’s The Bourne Legacy, which has swapped out its star Matt Damon with up-and-comer Jeremy Renner not five years after The Bourne Ultimatum became the highest grossing and most critically acclaimed of the trilogy.
Whether lampooning government at the district level, like this week’s The Campaign, or targeting the national halls of power, this list of political spoofs and send-ups is guaranteed to make you laugh at how eerily accurate the satire is … then sigh dejectedly at how eerily accurate the satire is.
Christopher Nolan is done with Batman and superheroes in general as the “Dark Knight” trilogy director has no interest in helming Warner Bros.’ upcoming Justice League. However, WB has turned to another of its regulars as a possibility for the project.
This week on Trailer Tracker we have first looks at some small but mighty (intriguing) films: Brad Pitt in Killing Them Softly, Clint Eastwood in The Trouble with the Curve, The Paperboy and Liberal Arts.
Disney CEO Bob Iger made the announcement earlier today while addressing investors. He also said Whedon will take Marvel characters to the small screen with a live-action series for ABC. After all, television’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer was his initial claim to fame.
