Just days after Lucasfilm and director Colin Trevorrow agreed to mutually part ways on Star Wars: Episode IX, the studio has announced that J.J. Abrams will return to the franchise to write and direct the final movie of the new trilogy. Chris Terrio (Argo, Batman v Superman) will co-write the film with Abrams.
Following the outsized success of Westworld, HBO is planning to work with J.J. Abrams and his studio Bad Robot Productions once again for a space drama called Glare. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Glare is billed as “an hourlong drama exploring the colonization of another planet.”
Fans of Portal and Half-Life can start getting excited: Movies based on these iconic PC games are in the making. J.J. Abrams confirmed as much in an interview about his film 10 Cloverfield Lane, although he didn’t offer any extra details about either new movie. Watch out, though, some spoilers about Abrams’ other projects follow below.
As any Star Wars enthusiast will tell you, the immediate future looks bright. Following Star Wars: The Force Awakens, four more movies will hit cinemas by 2020, including two trilogy episodes and three standalone films. But Disney might not stop making Star Wars movies in 2020, a new report indicates, as the company is apparently …
Although the new characters are the highlight of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, fans of the franchise are most excited to see some of their favorite characters from the original trilogy return to the screen for the first time in 30 years.
Those of you who have read 11.22.63, one of Stephen King’s latest best-sellers, already know what Hulu’s next short series will be about. Everybody else should only know the story is about a professor who discovers a portal in time and embarks on a journey to prevent the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Hulu …
