Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children gives a tad more depth to the characters but lacks the connections the novel has. Continue reading Flawed Yet Still Very Enjoyable | Review of ‘Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children’ (film)
By Cynthia Ayala
Isn’t this such a fun week. First we have a look at Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and now Disney was kind enough as to reveal the trailer for the sequel to Alice in Wonderland, Alice Through the Looking Glass. Continue reading “A First Look at ‘Alice Through the Looking Glass’”
By: Kristy Puchko Before Johnny Depp came along and became Tim Burton’s ever-odd muse, the director with a taste for the dark side was fixated on Michael Keaton. The pair made Batman, Batman Returns and Beetlejuice together, but haven’t collaborated on a film since. Even though more than twenty years have passed between now and their last joint effort, Keaton is game to reunite with … Continue reading Michael Keaton Still Game For Beetlejuice 2 – CinemaBlend.com
By: Eric Eisenberg When you think about it, it’s pretty rare for the same director to helm a full trilogy of modern superhero movies. Tim Burton only made two Batmans, Jon Favreau only made two Iron Mans, and Bryan Singer only made two X-Men – not to mention the incredibly long list of filmmakers who only got a shot to direct one film in a … Continue reading The Amazing Spider-Man 3 Brings Back Marc Webb To Direct – CinemaBlend.com
By: Eric Eisenberg Sacha Baron Cohen fit right into bizarre Tim Burton aesthetic when the actor played a small supporting role alongside Johnny Depp in the horror musical Sweeny Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Now the Borat star is looking to head into yet another one of the director’s created universes – albeit this time without Burton at the helm. Variety’s source have … Continue reading Alice In Wonderland 2 Now Titled Through The Looking Glass, Sacha Baron Cohen In Talks
By: Nick Venable There were a lot of left field sequels and remakes announced this year, but the strangest one of all – besides the recently announced follow-up to It’s a Wonderful Life – is the not-quite set in stone Beetlejuice 2, with a reteaming of director Tim Burton and the host with the most Michael Keaton. But Beetlejuice just wouldn’t be the same if … Continue reading Winona Ryder Interested In Coming Back For Beetlejuice 2
By: Eric Eisenberg It would appear that Tim Burton is feeling very nostalgic these days. Last year he directed feature adaptations of both his favorite show as a kid (Dark Shadows) and one of his early short films (Frankenweenie) and now there are reports that he’s in talks to direct a sequel to one of his earliest hits. Following up on rumors that we heard … Continue reading Tim Burton In Talks To Direct Beetlejuice 2 With Michael Keaton
By: Arielle Stomski Chester It was announced in 2011 that a sequel to the cult horror film “Beetlejuice” (1988) was in development. Tim Burton would produce the film and Michael Keaton would reprise his role as the eccentric title character. The sequel would be written by Seth Grahame-Smith , who has recently worked with Burton on “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter” and “Dark Shadows”. No new … Continue reading Writing begins on “Beetlejuice” sequel?
By: Nick Venable You know the old joke, “What do you get when you cross the eleventh Doctor and Young Hercules?” No? That’s because it’s not a joke, people. It’s real life news. According to Variety, Matt Smith, the eleventh and current incarnation of Britain’s cult hero Doctor Who, is coming to America and then heading to the underworld for How to Catch a Monster, … Continue reading Doctor Who Star Matt Smith Joins Ryan Gosling’s Noir Fantasy How To Catch A Monster
This was such a great movie! The sweetness and nostalgia in this movie was amazing. Not sure if this movie is really for kids but oh well, I loved it. I mean I loved it. The fact that it was in black and white was awesome, it gave it such a nostalgic feeling, I mean the godzilla reference was awesome! I loved this movie so … Continue reading Frakenweenie
