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FX has been developing a TV adaptation of Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra‘s acclaimed comic series Y: The Last Man for years, going as far as to commission a pilot that was picked up to series earlier this year.
- Comic Book Movie: Y: THE LAST MAN Enlists ANIMAL KINGDOM Producer Eliza Clark To Serve As The New ShowrunnerY: THE LAST MAN Enlists ANIMAL KINGDOM Producer Eliza Clark To Serve As The New Showrunner
- Comic Book Movie: Y: THE LAST MAN Enlists ANIMAL KINGDOM Producer Eliza Clark To Serve As The New ShowrunnerY: THE LAST MAN Enlists ANIMAL KINGDOM Producer Eliza Clark To Serve As The New Showrunner
- Variety: ‘Game of Thrones’ Star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Among Six Cast in FX Pilot ‘Gone Hollywood’
- Deadline: ’Gone Hollywood’: John Magaro, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau & Judd Hirsch To Star In FX Pilot
- Variety: How Production Designer Marco Niro Created a Visual Climax for FX’s ‘Legion’
- Coming Soon: FX Rounds Out Cast for New Drama Pilot Gone Hollywood
A year after FX ordered a pilot adaptation of Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra’s highly acclaimed comic series Y: The Last Man, showrunners Aida Mashaka Croal and Michael Green announced that they are parting ways with the project. But this won’t be the last you’ll be hearing of the series.
- Variety: ‘Y: The Last Man’ Showrunners Exit FX Series
- IndieWire: ‘Y the Last Man’ Showrunners Exit Series, Which Is Still Happening at FX
- Deadline: ‘Y’ Showrunners Exit Upcoming FX Drama Series Based On DC Comic
- Coming Soon: Y Showrunners Michael Green and Aïda Croal Part Ways with FX
- Dark Horizons: FX Retools “Y: The Last Man” Series
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It’s been a long time since we’ve heard anything about a potential Rush Hour film with the movie franchise’s original pair, Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan. A critically-panned and little-watched television adaptation has come and gone, but what about continuing the story established by the trilogy as-is?
- Coming Soon: Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan Hint At Potential Rush Hour 4
- Dark Horizons: Tucker & Chan Hint At “Rush Hour 4”
- MovieWeb: Rush Hour 4 Announcement Coming Soon as Tucker & Chan Tease Sequel?
- Coming Soon: Chris Hemsworth Calls Rush His ‘Audition’ for James Bond
- JoBlo: Rush Hour 4 is Happening, we swears it
After teasing us for months with brief character TV spots, FX has released the official What We Do in the Shadows trailer for the vampire mockumentary series.
- Horror-Movies.ca: ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ FX Series Gets an Official Trailer
- Badass Digest: It’s Official: FX Just Ordered Y: THE LAST MAN To Series
- Badass Digest: Impale Thyself Upon The Full WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS Series Trailer
- Variety: TV News Roundup: ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ Sets FX Premiere Date
- Comic Book Movie: Y: THE LAST MAN Ordered To Series At FX As First Official Image Is Released OnlineY: THE LAST MAN Ordered To Series At FX As First Official Image Is Released Online
- IndieWire: FX’s ‘Fosse/Verdon’ Will Challenge the ‘Mythology of the Solo Male Artist’
- Variety: Q&A: John Landgraf Talks FX’s Future Under Disney Umbrella
- Dark Horizons: FX Axes “Legion,” Delays “Atlanta,” Keeps Murphy
- IndieWire: ‘Y’: FX’s Next Big Comic-Book Adaptation Could Be a Network Game Changer
- Dark Horizons: FX Chief Explains “Shogun” Production Stall
It was a monstrous weekend thanks to Warner Bros.'s The Meg, which devoured everything in its path en route to a nearly $150 million global debut. As a result, the weekend box office was up 5.7% compared to last weekend and over 25% compared to last year, with the top twelve grossing over $132 million. It was also a strong weekend for Focus Features's release of Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman and Screen Gems's Slender Man even over-performed against expectations, though a disappointing CinemaS...
- SlashFilm: ‘The Meg’, ‘Rampage’ and the Problem With 2018’s Giant Monster Movies
- Cinema Blend: 5 Reasons Why The Meg Overperformed
- Vulture: Let’s Fact-check The Meg
- HitFix: Weekend Box Office: ‘The Meg’ May Be The Surprise Hit Of The Summer
- MovieWeb: The Meg Sinks Its Teeth Into $44.5M at the Box Office
- SlashFilm: ‘The Meg’ Overperforms at the Box Office, Opens Larger Than ‘Ready Player One’ and ‘Rampage’
- Screen Crush: Weekend Box Office: 'The Meg' Chomps Its Way To Number One
- SlashFilm: The Morning Watch: The Hair Animation of ‘Incredibles 2’, ‘The Meg’ Anatomy of a Shark Battle & More
Jason Statham’s shark movie is a surprising box office hit, while Spike Lee has his best opening weekend in nearly a decade.
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- IndieWire: ‘The Meg’ Grabs Number One at Box Office as ‘BlacKkKlansman’ Scores Wide
- HitFix: Weekend Box Office: ‘The Meg’ May Be The Surprise Hit Of The Summer
- Coming Soon: The Meg Munches on Moviegoers with $141 Million at Global Box Office
- Cinema Blend: The Meg Box Office: The Giant Shark Movie Blows Expectations Out Of The Water
- Deadline: ‘The Meg’ Devours $97M Overseas/$141M WW; Takeaways From A Wide-Appeal China-U.S. Co-Pro – International Box Office
- IGN Movies: The Meg Devours Its Box Office Competition
- Variety: China Box Office: ‘The Meg’ Makes $50 Million in Third Place Opening
- Horror-Movies.ca: Slender Man is No Match for a Giant Shark at this Weekend’s Box Office
- MovieWeb: The Meg Sinks Its Teeth Into $44.5M at the Box Office
- SlashFilm: ‘The Meg’ Overperforms at the Box Office, Opens Larger Than ‘Ready Player One’ and ‘Rampage’
- JoBlo: Weekend Box Office Report: August 10-12, 2018
- Deadline: ‘Madeline’s Madeline’ from Oscilloscope & ’Magnolia’s Skate Kitchen’ Bow Strong in Exclusive Runs: Specialty Box Office
- IndieWire: ‘Madeline’s Madeline’ and ‘Skate Kitchen’ Draw Women to Specialty Box Office
- Horror Society: The Meg Takes A Bite Out of Theaters This Weekend with $44 Million in Ticket Sales.
- Deadline: How Warner Bros. Tore Up B.O. Projections & Audaciously Sold ‘Meg’ As A Horror Comedy For A $44.5M Weekend Win
- Variety: Korea Box Office: ‘Along with the Gods’ Sequel Beats Trio of Prominent Newcomers
- Dread Central: How Much $$ Did THE MEG Make This Weekend?
- Dark Horizons: “Meg” Takes $44M Chomp Out Of Box-Office
- IndieWire: IndieWire’s Shark Expert Takes a Bite out of ‘The Meg’: We’re Gonna Need a Better Movie
- Variety: ‘The Meg’ Feasts on $97 Million Overseas, With $50.3 Million in China
- USA Today: Jason Statham's shark thriller 'The Meg' takes a big box-office bite: $44.5M
- Cinema Blend: The Meg Director Explains Why Filming Those Beach Scenes Was Super Difficult
- MovieWeb: The Meg Review #2: Bigger Isn't Always Better
- Film School Rejects: We Talk to ‘The Meg’ Director Jon Turteltaub About Making His Big Shark Movie
- Film School Rejects: Watch ‘The Meg,’ Then Watch These Movies
- FirstShowing.net: Review: Turteltaub's 'The Meg' Movie is Fun, Dumb, and Full of Chum
- Comic Book Movie: THE MEG Bites Off Monstrous $44.5M Debut; MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - FALLOUT Continues To Hold Strong With $20MTHE MEG Bites Off Monstrous $44.5M Debut; MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - FALLOUT Continues To Hold Strong With $20M
- SlashFilm: ‘The Meg’, ‘Rampage’ and the Problem With 2018’s Giant Monster Movies
I have to admit, there's a part of me that thought this day would never come. After what feels like forever since the idea of adapting writer Brian K. Vaughan and artist Pia Guerra's classic Vertigo comic book series, Y: THE LAST MAN, was floated by the powers that be, a full cast list for FX's presentation of the iconic story has been revealed. It is my distinct pleasure to share with you...
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- SlashFilm: ‘Y: The Last Man’ FX Series to Star Barry Keoghan, Diane Lane, and More
- Comic Book Movie: Y: THE LAST MAN Adds Barry Keoghan As Yorick; Diane Lane, Imogen Poots, And Lashana Lynch Will Also StarY: THE LAST MAN Adds Barry Keoghan As Yorick; Diane Lane, Imogen Poots, And Lashana Lynch Will Also Star
- Comic Book Movie: Y: THE LAST MAN Adds Barry Keoghan As Yorick; Diane Lane, Imogen Poots, And Lashana Lynch Will Also StarY: THE LAST MAN Adds Barry Keoghan As Yorick; Diane Lane, Imogen Poots, And Lashana Lynch Will Also Star
- Film School Rejects: ‘Y: The Last Man’ Finds its Yorick in ‘Dunkirk’ Breakout Barry Keoghan
Reports of The Man Who Killed Don Quixote‘s death were greatly exaggerated. Although a French court ruled in former producer Paul Branco‘s favor over the long and drawn-out legal battle between him and director Terry Gilliam, apparently reports that Gilliam had lost the rights to his film were not true.
Gilliam retains The Man Who Killed Don Quixote rights, according to Gilliam’s current producer Mariela Busuievsky. As to those reports that Branco had won them in the court case?
- IndieWire: Terry Gilliam Hasn’t Lost the Rights to ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote,’ Claims His Producer
- SlashFilm: Daily Podcast: The Conners, Dear White People, Sinemia, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, The Terror, Disneyland, and More
- Badass Digest: You Really Need to Know About THE MAN WHO KILLED HITLER AND THEN THE BIGFOOT
- Dark Horizons: “Bond 25” & “Y: The Last Man” Casting Rumors
- We Got This Covered: Man Of Steel 2 Announcement Said To Be Imminent
- Comic Book Movie: Jodie Foster Is Reportedly In Talks To Lead FX's Adaptation Of Brian K. Vaughan's Y: THE LAST MANJodie Foster Is Reportedly In Talks To Lead FX's Adaptation Of Brian K. Vaughan's Y: THE LAST MAN
- MovieWeb: Man of Steel 2 to Be Announced at San Diego Comic-Con?
- Comic Book Movie: MAN OF STEEL 2 Announcement Could Be Coming Soon; Will We See Henry Cavill Fly Into Comic-Con?MAN OF STEEL 2 Announcement Could Be Coming Soon; Will We See Henry Cavill Fly Into Comic-Con?
Warner Bros. may still make Rush Hour 4 but Brett Ratner definitely won't be directing it.
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“It Doesn’t Matter” recording artist Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has never been ashamed of his pro wrestling roots. (Well, there might be the occasional thing he might want to forget in 2018.) Even if he wasn’t free to light his own name on fire at this year’s WrestleMania, this spring still featured a signature maneuver from The Rock in front of a massive audience. Heck, you might have missed it as it was happening.
