Hot Tub Time Machine 2 To Start Production In June

By: Kelly West Those who loved the 2010 comedy Hot Tub Time Machine may want to toast this news with a can of “Chernobly.” This is the End‘s Craig Robinson says the sequel to the film is set to go into production in the beginning of June. At this point though, it sounds like negotiations are still ongoing and there’s an updated script coming. The original movie starred Robinson, John … Continue reading Hot Tub Time Machine 2 To Start Production In June

Hot Tub Time Machine Might Get A Sequel

By:  Eric Eisenberg Hot Tub Time Machine was one of the last movies put out by MGM before the company went bankrupt, and looking at the box office receipts it’s not hard to see why. Despite having a great cast that included names like John Cusack, Rob Corddry, Craig Robinson and Clark Duke, the comedy managed to bank only $50 million domestically on a $36 million budget, … Continue reading Hot Tub Time Machine Might Get A Sequel

Hot Tub Time Machine Director Takes On Comedy Contractors

By: Kristy Puchko After encountering some stumbling blocks, Relativity Media is finally ready to begin building their cast and crew for the comedy Contractors. They first acquired the rights to the spec script by Bob Fisher and David Hemingson back in 2007. Later Walt Becker, who has directed such comedies as Old Dogs, Wild Hogs, and Buying the Cow, was attached to helm, but now … Continue reading Hot Tub Time Machine Director Takes On Comedy Contractors

Mark Wahlberg And Will Ferrell Football Comedy Finds A Writing Team And Director

Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell are teaming up for another comedy together, though they won’t be on the same team this time around. The duo, who starred in The Other Guys are set to play the heads of opposing families in a football-focused comedy called 3 Mississippi. It now looks like a writer/director team may be on board to tackle the Warner Bros. film. According … Continue reading Mark Wahlberg And Will Ferrell Football Comedy Finds A Writing Team And Director