The sequel revolves around the breaking of an an ancient truce existing between humankind and the invisible realm of the fantastic. A ruthless leader who treads the world above and the one below defies his bloodline and awakens an unstoppable army of creatures. Now, it’s up to Hellboy (Ron Perlman) to battle the merciless dictator and his marauders.
ComingSoon.net/Superhero Hype! have been talking to Hans Zimmer about his new score for the Batman Begins sequel The Dark Knight.
Apparently Zimmer is crafting a new Batman theme for the second movie in the relaunched franchise. ‘It’s going to evolve,’ he said. ‘There is a big Batman theme which I was playing with for the last one, but I always felt the character hadn’t earned it yet, so I just want to go and play around, and I now want to go and complete that theme, so that’s part of the idea. I felt I had a good start, and now it would be really nice to develop that world a little further.’
MTV reports that Death Race director Paul W.S. Anderson has recruited Transformers star Tyrese Gibson and The Bourne Ultimatum star Joan Allen for his new project.
The duo will star alongside Jason Statham. Death Race is a remake of the 1975 cult action film Death Race 2000, set in a future dystopian American society where a transcontinental Road Race is staged with points being awarded to the competitors for killing members of the public. The original movie starred David Carradine and Sylvester Stallone.
Death Race commences filming in a month with a scheduled September 26, 2008 release date.
Spider-Man helmer Sam Raimi has told Empire that the studio is still searching for a writer to pen the fourth installment of the massive superhero franchise.
‘I want to help contribute to the production’ said Raimi. ‘I don’t know if I’ll just be a producer on it but if I can work with the writer in such a way so that directing would be right for me, I don’t know. We’ve had our first meeting on Spider-Man 4 and we’re looking for the writer.’
According to a report from a couple of weeks ago, the top brass at Sony Pictures could be sitting down sometime now to discuss more Spider-Man films.
Okay, you had the classic wireframe arcade game and Knights of the Old Republic had it’s fans but lets be honest with ourselves, Lucasarts churned out games as cheaply as possible because they new they’d sell like hot cakes anyway. Then what happened? Out of the ashes of the Prequel Trilogy and a ruined franchise something wonderful arose like blocky plastic phoenix, it was still Star Wars but it was something else too… It was Lego!
The official Star Wars site has given us a closer look at the character design for the upcoming Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated television show.
Supervising director Dave Filoni has revealed that in order to reach a middle ground between the film characters and the Cartoon Network animated characters, the Gentle Giant maquettes were a source of inspiration. ‘We’re going to have the characters be somewhat stylized, somewhat graphic, but still have some of the photorealism that you see in the films. This way they live in their own reality where you’re not expecting it to be photo-real — but it’s not cartoony and not overly exaggerated either. So they live in a believable level of realism.’
JoBlo.com, reporting from the I am Legend panel at Comic-Con has returned with some new information on the upcoming movie adaptation of Richard Matheson’s classic book. The main points are as follows:
The new film will not have any nods/winks to the two previous cinematic incarnations: Omega Man and The Last Man on Earth. Screenwriter Protosevich said that this film would have ‘real intensity and seriousness’.
Although the creatures in the movie are allergic to sunlight and crave blood, they are never referred to as vampires.
Beowulf is being developed by Ubisoft for the Xbox 360™ video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system, the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system and Windows® PC.
Warner Bros. and Akiva Goldsman’s Weed Road Pictures has acquired screen rights to the Michael Hague graphic novel In the Small, reports Variety.
The story revolves around a strange explosion that leaves everything else in the world intact but shrinks all humans to six inches tall. The survivors are forced to transition to a new social order in which man is no longer at the top of the food chain — and is confronted by a new and greater existential threat.
Hague is an American illustrator, primarily of children’s fantasy books. Among the books he has illustrated are classics such as The Wind in the Willows, The Wizard of Oz and the stories of Hans Christian Andersen.
Matrix creators Larry and Andy Wachowski’s racing film has amazement aplenty for eyes and ears. But the pure exhilaration is impeded by cartoon morality.
I am a little leary of the situation. The truth will come out when, and if the US economy, and the dollar begins to strengthen. If prices remain high, you’ll know someone is lying. Either OPEC doesn’t have the supply they claim they have, or Analysts are incorrect when they say demand has decreased. Personally, I don’t buy the claim that demand has decreased. Population is ever increasing, so, the the demand should always be increasing.
MTV have delivered a limited-edition San Diego Comic-Con Hellboy 2: The Golden Army movie poster illustrated by the comic’s creator Mike Mignola.
Spider-Man helmer Sam Raimi has told 
Remember how bad Star Wars games used to be?
The official Star Wars site has given us a closer look at the character design for the upcoming Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated television show.
Footage shown at Comic-Con from the 
Warner Bros. and Akiva Goldsman’s Weed Road Pictures has acquired screen rights to the Michael Hague graphic novel In the Small, reports 
I am a little leary of the situation. The truth will come out when, and if the US economy, and the dollar begins to strengthen. If prices remain high, you’ll know someone is lying. Either OPEC doesn’t have the supply they claim they have, or Analysts are incorrect when they say demand has decreased. Personally, I don’t buy the claim that demand has decreased. Population is ever increasing, so, the the demand should always be increasing. 