She-Hulk, Ms. Marvel & Moon Knight Confirmed to Appear in MCU Movies
Kevin Feige has confirmed that the characters of Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk, and Moon Knight will appear in MCU movies following their small-screen debuts on Disney+.
Speaking on THR's Awards Chatter podcast, Marvel's Chief Creative Officer, Feige, revealed that these three superheroes would have a role to play further along in the MCU, as he confirmed there would be crossovers between their Disney+ shows and future Marvel movies.
Ghostbusters 2020 Rumored to Be Titled Ghostbusters: Afterlife
Jason Reitman's Ghostbusters 3 will reportedly be titled Ghostbusters: Afterlife.
Film Stories reports that the third installment, tentatively titled Ghostbusters 2020 up until now, had a working title of Ghostbusters: Afterlife while the film was still in the development stage at Sony. Though no official title has been announced as of yet, the report says numerous independent sources have claimed the same thing, with the suggestion that Ghostbusters: Afterlife may go on to be the film's final release title.
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Feige on Scorsese Saying Marvel Movies Don’t Take Risks: “We Killed Half of Our Characters
It's now been over a month since Martin Scorsese stated his opinion that Marvel movies were "not cinema," opening up a larger debate about the state of show business and causing folks like James Gunn, Natalie Portman, Samuel L. Jackson, and Disney CEO Bob Iger to defend the MCU.
Obsidian Dev Says They Need to “Re-Examine Entire Format” Before Making a Pillars of Eternity 3
The director of the Pillars of Eternity games said that the team at Obsidian would need to "re-examine the entire format of the game" if they go forward with a third title.
In a Tumblr post published on Friday, series director Josh Sawyer wrote that Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire didn't sell as well as the studio hoped, and that it's not up to him whether another game gets to be made. He did say that fans can expect some changes if another sequel comes out.
"...I do think that the relatively low sales of Deadfire mean that if we consider making another Pillars game in this style, we’re going to have to re-examine the entire format of the game," Sawyer wrote.
Hideo Kojima Just Won a Guinness World Record
Hideo Kojima, director of the Metal Gear franchise and Death Stranding, was presented with not one, but two Guinness World Records on Saturday as part of the Death Stranding promotional tour. Kojima has now officially been recognized as “the most followed game director on Twitter and Instagram.”
Here’s a video of Kojima accepting the award.
Game creator Hideo Kojima (@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN) is now a record holder for:
✅ Most followers on Twitter for a video game director
Justice League Snyder Cut Superman vs Steppenwolf Battle Art Revealed
Recently, Aquaman star Jason Momoa said that he'd seen the Snyder Cut of Justice League and thought that the public needed to see it as well.
Now DCEU artist Jay Oliva has shared a panel from his Justice League storyboards, spotlighting a one-on-one clash between Superman and cosmic baddie Steppenwolf from the Snyder Cut.
Check out Oliva's tweet below, as well as the original post here.
Box Office: Midway Defeats Doctor Sleep
In an underwhelming weekend at the box office, Doctor Sleep, Mike Flanagan's sequel to The Shining (that honors both Stephen King's pages and Stanley Kubrick's vision) performed below expectations with an estimated $14.5 million domestic take.
Per Deadline, Doctor Sleep, which cost over $50 million to make, was expected to pull in over $25 million in its debut weekend.
Besting its lowest projections, and taking the number one spot, was Roland Emmerich's WW II movie Midway, starring the ensemble cast of Woody Harrelson, Luke Evans, Ed Skrein, Nick Jonas, Patrick Wilson, Darren Criss, Aaron Eckhart, Mandy Moore, and Dennis Quaid.
IGN Readers’ Most Wanted Movie Franchise Return is an ’80s Icon
With 2020 bringing back a handful of huge movie properties from the '80s, '90s, and Aughts, we polled the IGN community and asked which film franchise you were most looking forward to seeing return.
Over 16,000 of you voted, choosing between the likes of Bad Boys, The Grudge, Saw, and more. Ghostbusters landed in the number one spot, followed by - in a mild surprise - Top Gun, which has technically never been a franchise until now.
Check it out...
Here's how the Movie Franchise poll breaks down:
Star Wars: Early Art Shows Kylo Ren Looking More Like Darth Vader
With Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker coming December 20, and Kylo Ren's full repaired mask returning, Lucasfilm concept designer Christian Alzmann posted some early art ideas for Kylo's helmet on Instagram.
As you can see, the original take on Kylo's top seemed like an attempt to emulate, in some regard, Darth Vader. There's the breathing-mask element plus the peaked dome top that comes down over the ears. Character-wise, it would have fit with Kylo's admiration of his grandfather, but the choice was made to go a different route.