A movie based on EA’s The Sims game series is on the way from director / co-writer Kate Herron (Loki) with Margot Robbie’s LuckyChap producing. And if the project doesn’t end up being in Simlish, the filmmakers are going to be passing on a chance to do one of the most ridiculously inspired things possible.
Though David Benioff, D. B. Weiss, and Alexander Woo’s 3 Body Problem is impressive, it really feels like just an introduction to Cixin Liu’s deeper ideas.
After Alien: Covenant, it felt like 20th Century Studios might not have been sure where it wanted to take the franchise. But the nightmarish first teaser trailer for director Fede Álvarez’s upcoming Alien: Romulus standalone film — out August 16th — makes it seem like the studio has a solid plan to get things back on track.
Because of the water-starved, post-apocalyptic hellscapes the Mad Max movies have been set in, they haven’t really featured all that much greenery outside of mentioning how plant life can’t thrive in toxic deserts.
But there’s an entire fruit-filled forest in the new trailer for George Miller’s Furiosa, and as vibrant as it is, you can be almost certain that we’ll see it all burn down when the movie hits theaters on May 24th.
If it’s been a while since you thought about Sofia Boutella in Rebel Moon — Part One: A Child of Fire as Imperium soldier Kora, there’s a solid chance Rebel Moon — Part Two The Scargiver’s new trailer will leave you more than a bit confused about what’s going on.
The movie hits Netflix on April 19th.
You can easily watch most of Sony’s live-action Spider-Man movies on Disney Plus if the mood strikes you. But if you’ve been yearning to see Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland’s Peters Parker back on the big screen, you’ll have a shot at catching all eight of the past Spidey films in select theaters beginning April 15th.
A24’s phenomenal new surrealist comedy feels like a story that only writer / director Julio Torres could pull off.
Aside from Batman and Superman, we don’t really know which DC superheroes will make up the foundation of James Gunn and Peter Safran’s new cinematic universe of cape projects at Warner Bros. Discovery.
But the studio’s just announced its plans to produce a new live-action Teen Titans movie from writer Ana Nogueira, which — for other films — could portend the arrival of characters like Wonder Woman and the Flash as the larger franchise continues to come together.
[The Hollywood Reporter]
