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Showing posts with label Warner Bros. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Warner Bros. Show all posts
Thursday, August 12, 2010

It has been known for over a year now that the final Harry Potter book would be separated into two individual films. However, what has bothered fans for months is where exactly this split would take place in the context of the story?

Entertainment Weekly revealed today that the split would take place late into the book: "“Part I will end at about Chapter 24 of the book, with Voldemort gaining possession of the Elder Wand, one of the three Deathly Hallows that allow the bearer to conquer death.”


This comes as a shock to many fans, who expected the split to happen earlier in the course of the plot. This means that the majority of the final film will be dedicated to the Battle of Hogwarts and the resolution of the series.
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Warner Bros, Rocksteady Studios, and Game Informer announced today that the much anticipated sequel to the highly sucessful Batman: Arkham Asylum is do for release fall of 2011 for Playstation 3, PC, and Xbox 360.


The game will feature a larger environment, new characters, villains, gameplay, and plot. Catwoman, Mr. Freeze (voiced by Maurice LaMarche), and Ra's al Ghul's daughter Talia al Ghul (voiced by Stana Katic) will make an appearance.


Mark Hamill also confirmed that this will be his last ever performance as the Joker, a role he first took on in the 90's Batman Animated Series.
Friday, July 16, 2010

It appears that the science fiction genre is in fact making a resurgence in modern film. Today Warner Bros. studios reported to Variety that they have bought Colin Trevorrow's science fiction script World War X. The plot apparently surrounds a group of government agents who are tasked with stopping a time travelling terrorist.

Joe Silver and Andrew Rona are producing with Chris Bender, JC Spink, Alex Heineman and Jake Weiner as executive producers.
Saturday, June 12, 2010

Although the Clash of the Titans remake, which was released this spring, was critically slammed, it did surprisingly well at the worldwide box office, pulling in over $400 million in world wide revenue. Even before release there were rumors of a second film in the Greek mythology based franchise, now with success of the first apparent plans are moving forward.


The LA Times reported yesterday that Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures have begun talks to find potential directors. Among those mentioned is horror-action director Jonathon Liebesman, who worked on The Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies as well as the upcoming alien invasion epic Battle: Los Angeles. Liebesman is also creating an adaptation of the Greek epic poem the Odyssey for the same studio.


If Liebesman is chosen the sequel could begin shooting as early as January of next year. The sudden shift in production schedule is reportedly to keep star Sam Worthington on board. Worthington is also obligated to begin work on James Cameron's untitled Avatar sequel, which is to begin production sometime next year.

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