Man oh man: Christopher Nolan promised us a film that would blow our minds. And after re-watching the new Inception trailer a good half-dozen times, I think my mind’s already blown.
Warner Bros. has just announced the date for Batman 3 will be in theaters July 20, 2012. WB has yet to greenlight the film. Weird.
Every superhero needs his villains, and we’ve alread learned that the upcoming Superman reboot is going to feature two baddies: Both Lex Luthor and Brainiac.
Riddle me this: How in the world did Michael Cera – the geeky boy from Juno and Superbad – get cast as The Riddler? Yes, that’s the Riddler as in the Batman universe, as in the next Christopher Nolan blockbuster.
The Last Son of Krypton may have finally found his own Superman. An article over at The Los Angeles Times confirms the rumors that have swirled for the last month or so that Christopher Nolan would be sitting in the director’s producer’s chair for Warner Bros.’ reboot of the Superman movie franchise. While we’re sure [...]
A few weeks back, we brought you news that Christopher Nolan has agreed to play godfather to Warner Bros.’ upcoming reboot of the Superman reboot.
When you have a superhero movie like The Dark Knight, that so successfully breaks out of its niche and genre that people are clamoring for a best picture nomination, it becomes obvious that the next step for the reinvigorated Batman franchise will be something big. The demand is there, the money’s there, the potential’s there.
Peter Ha explains what Google Buzz is and talks about how he can’t stop playing BioShock 2 while Steven James Snyder fills us in the latest Christopher Nolan Batman Superman news.
Because if Christopher Nolan can’t do it, clearly no one can.
Just yesterday, I was complaining about the announcement of G.I. Joe 2, and the lack of strong original material in Hollywood.
