WEEKLY ROUNDUP
- The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo might get a sequel with Alicia Vikander as a potential Rooney Mara replacement and Steven Knight in talks to write an adaptation of The Girl in the Spider’s Nest. (THR)
- The always regal Nicole Kidman may join Wonder Woman. (The Wrap)
- Jennifer Lawrence reveals the synopsis for her collaboration with Amy Schumer. (ET)
- Jordan Peele’s Get Out gets a star in Allison Williams. (Variety)
- Key & Peele are also developing Wendell and Wild an animated movie. (Variety)
- Chi-Raq, Spike Lee’s upcoming film, gets a controversial trailer for the controversial subject matter. (Vimeo)
- London Has Fallen, the sequel to Olympus Has Fallen, has dropped an official trailer where Gerard Butler and Aaron Eckhart will fight global terrorism once again and probably head stab some terrorists (YouTube).
- Duncan Jones finally gets to make Mute and the world is a better place for it. (Duncan Jones)
- Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them has some new images showcasing a brighter, more American color palette for these Harry Potter prequels. (EW)
- Phil Lord & Chris Miller bring the director of Dope to direct a remake of Greatest American Hero. (Deadline)
- Sacha Boren Cohen has more in common with an Adam Sandler vehicle in the trailer for The Brothers Grimsby. (IGN)
- Michael Stuhlbarg is possibly joining the MCU in next year’s Doctor Strange. (Variety)
- Charlie Kaufman’s stop-motion drama gets an existential trailer. (JoBlo)
- Bayghaze continues with another 13 Hours: Secret Soldiers of Benghazi trailer. (Paramount)
- David Fincher and James Cameron were helpful in making Deadpool a reality. (Collider)
- DC movies might have origin stories pop up after Justice League Part 1 & 2 to expand their story models. (Collider)
- The current director of The Crow remake is convinced the project is real and it’s happening at some point. (ET)
TRAILER OF THE WEEK
The Hateful Eight made big waves here with us AE folk but the official Warcraft trailer is finally here!
TWEETS OF THE WEEK
Honoured to interview Malala yesterday: https://t.co/1G83qjgvJn #notjustamovieamovement #HeNamedMeMalala @MalalaFund pic.twitter.com/LVaKz2A60N
— Emma Watson (@EmWatson) November 5, 2015
I’m watching #Spectre today so this is the only wallpaper I could be using. By @itsprecioustime pic.twitter.com/YZPbnnqa41 — 4l3x T0rr3s (@SynbiosTael) October 31, 2015
Have been wanting to make this for so, so long. You guys are going to get something really special. 🙂 pic.twitter.com/RnDHjW5OaX
— Duncan Jones (@ManMadeMoon) November 4, 2015
Released 61 years ago today: GOJIRA (1954) DoP: Masao Tamai | Dir: Ishirô Honda | https://t.co/33jPPDDFrb pic.twitter.com/5djy4Z8jCg — One. Perfect. Shot. (@OnePerfectShot) November 4, 2015
Terminally ill ‘Star Wars’ fan sees #TheForceAwakens a month early #ForceForDaniel https://t.co/utXyiDwxLK pic.twitter.com/m8fomgK54o
— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) November 6, 2015
there is an opportunity for a VERSUS movie here that needs to be exploited pic.twitter.com/Ev3GWh6KM0 — Max Landis (@Uptomyknees) November 5, 2015
Bond Begins was the best Craig film, followed by Dark Knightfall. James Bourne and Winter Spectre/Star Spec Into Darkness are not so good.
— JAPSPEPORJ FENWAY (@SidizenKane) November 6, 2015
Here’s some money. Go see a Star War. pic.twitter.com/LX1khDHi3G — The Notorious LIZ (@d20Blonde) November 5, 2015
Some say the best comicbook casting is RDJ. Others say Andrew Garfield, Hugh Jackman, Heath Ledger. You’re all wrong pic.twitter.com/NNgUTR0Zof
— Josh Needle (@TheMovieGuy1194) October 30, 2015
“Scooby-Doo Where Are You!” (1969 – 1970) #toongifoween pic.twitter.com/JUpGBUflSd — Cartoon GIFs (@toongif) October 31, 2015
My Halloween costume pic.twitter.com/JLVygUWiop
— Gary Busey (@THEGaryBusey) October 31, 2015
Sometimes, ya just gotta grace some muthafuckas’ Twitter feeds with 100% more Vasquez. pic.twitter.com/kxp3CfuRyJ — Adam Frazier (@AdamFrazier) November 1, 2015
when did we decide skyfall was the best bond and why, exactly, when casino royale is RIGHT. THERE.
— Cam Carpenter (@Lumetian) November 3, 2015
It’s Christmas now and you can’t stop me. pic.twitter.com/BtzEQnwKYj — Kirsten Shiel (@KirstenShielART) November 3, 2015
When I was a teen, to fav something you had to name an actual star after it. If you liked someone, you donated your heart to them and died.
— David S. (@David_Shreve2) November 3, 2015
When Harrison Ford dies, motherfucker better be eulogized as the ex-husband of E.T screenwriter Melissa Mathison. — Nathan Rabin (@nathanrabin) November 5, 2015
Alli Willies is mah shiiiiiiit💥https://t.co/5g3pv4IBaR
— Jordan Peele (@JordanPeele) November 5, 2015
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