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Rock Out With You Plot Out: Michael Bay Reveals The Plot For His Sequel To 1996's 'The Rock'
While explosions and demolition expert #MichaelBay may be now known for blowing up Stonehenge and leading the Transformer's franchise to maligned glory, let's not forget that he wasn't always making robots fight each other. With an illustrious career spanning three decades, Bay has brought us such action-packed adventures as Bad Boys, Armageddon, and Pearl Harbor. However, for those of us who have seen it, 1996's The Rock will likely have a special place in your heart.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Third Time's a Charm: 'War for the Planet of the Apes' Could Be the Final Film In the Franchise
There is an uprising coming and the food chain is changing as War for the Planet of the Apes is preparing its assault on cinemas. While the battle may be coming to an end, fans of the longstanding Apes series know that pushing humanity to extinction is just the start of the story.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
'Jurassic World 2' Filming Has Wrapped Up While Set Photos Have Appeared Online
Dinosaurs. What do we imagine when we hear that word? Giant hulking beasts with teeth for miles and skin made of tough hide? Or are you the type of person that instantly begins to hum the little catchy tune from Jurassic Park when the smash-hit movie series debuted in 1993 when Universal released their dinosaur action-adventure series?
By Dustin Murphy8 years ago in Geeks
Christopher Nolan Would Like to Direct the James Bond Series
While the internet is comparing French president Emmanuel Macron to #JamesBond there's no doubt that the movie series has been out for vacation. There's not even been word yet if Daniel Craig would be returning to reprise his role as the British secret agent. All of this is backed by the constant discussion of where the franchise is at and where the rights are for the franchise.
By Dustin Murphy8 years ago in Geeks
Ashes to Fasses: Michael Fassbender Set to Return as Magneto In Fox's 'Dark Phoenix'
You'd better get polishing that helmet, Mike, because it looks like acclaimed actor #MichaelFassbender is returning to the #XMen franchise. Taking over from Sir Ian McKellen in the role of Erik Lehnsherr, a.k.a. Magneto, in 2011's X-Men: First Class, Fassbender went on to play the part in Days of Future Past and Apocalypse. Mixed success with the franchise means that news has been scarce around Fox's plans for its "main series" of X-Men films, and Fassbender's involvement in the future of phoenixes and psychics has remained sketchy until now.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Get To The Chopper: How The Original 'Jurassic Park' Ending Channelled 'Jaws 2'
Time to open up the gates, because we are heading back into the park. No, this isn't news on the hotly anticipated #JurassicWorld sequel, we are heading back to 1993 and #StevenSpielberg's original #JurassicPark. From toilet chow-downs to flying goat legs, clever girls to a cigar chomping Samuel L. Jackson, Jurassic Park had it all. Raptors are still my go-to excuse for not spending time in the kitchen nowadays, and as a nugget of '90s nostalgia, Jurassic Park is almost unrivalled in its whimsy.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Mo Cap-Tain My Captain: Matt Reeves Teases that Andy Serkis Is Joining 'The Batman'
If rumors are to be believed, the "Serkis" could be coming to town — well, the #DCEU to be more precise. With the next #Batman film finally on some sort of track thanks to #MattReeves returning to the director's chair and #BenAffleck reportedly getting back in shape, Batfans are looking to the future of the Caped Crusader.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
'Spawn' Reboot Possibly Delayed as Todd McFarlane Has Some Strict Demands
When James Manigold released Logan as a hard R film, there was something magical that happened within the movie industry, and there's no doubt that fans of characters such as X-23, The Watchmen, and even Legion opened up a door of possibilities. With Todd McFarlane having announced not long ago that his script for the upcoming Spawn Reboot had finally been completed.
By Dustin Murphy8 years ago in Geeks
Put Your Gunns Away: Why James Gunn Nearly Didn't Direct 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3'
The stardust may only just be settling on another party-hard installment of Star-Lord with #GuardiansoftheGalaxy2, but #Marvel addicts are already looking ahead to the future of the superhero sucker punch. It is sure to be a fanfare for fans that #JamesGunn is rightfully returning to the helm of the intergalactic outcasts to round off his trilogy with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, however, this nearly wasn't the case at all!
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Despicable Me 3: It Was So Bad My Three Year Old Nephew Walked Out — Is it Sequel Fatigue?
It's not unusual on Friday to check out the latest releases. Tonight was one of those nights. My nephew had me lace up his best shoes, grab his 7UP, and off we headed to the movies. At three, it's not unusual for kids to want to do something fun, and for Tyson - it's the movies. With his Spider-Man backpack on we found ourselves in line before purchasing my adult ticket. At three, it was understandable they didn't require one at the local AMC.
By Dustin Murphy8 years ago in Geeks
Where There's a Quill There's a Way: Did 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2' Introduce Peter Quill's Sister?
The world's most dysfunctional family returned for #JamesGunn's #GuardiansoftheGalaxy2, and among the hugging and daddy issues, we finally solved the mystery of who popped a bun in Meredith Quill's oven that rolled over from 2014's first film. It was certainly a family affair as Gunn retconned the #comicbook storylines and made the spherical mass that was Ego the Living Planet into Star-Lord's actual father. Elsewhere, Drax dropped an Easter Egg about his daughter — the comic book character Moondragon — and Quill's grandfather also had a cameo. However, were we too blinded by a dancing shrub to miss another member of the Quill family tree right in front of our eyes?
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
'Tokyo Ghoul': The Live-Action Film Is Rated the Best Adaption to Date by Fans
When you live in a world where live-action anime is a troubling place to look, there's always a moment whether to question a companies capabilities of staying true to the content, but also making the movie as good as possible. With Death Note getting its Netflix premier here soon, there's always a wonderment of what else could happen. We've seen animes such as Kite, Gantz, Ghost in the Shell and even the world phenomenon Attack on Titan get their live-action debuts.
By Dustin Murphy8 years ago in Geeks
