A recent profile of Milly Alcock in Forbes Australia reports that the Supergirl movie is being made with a $200 million budget. If accurate, the film would need to earn around $500 million worldwide to cover its costs. The article suggests the writer has special access, possibly due to both Milly Alcock and director Craig Gillespie being Australian.
These two film series are now central to the studio, which is owned by Skydance, and today’s news confirms that Paramount is prioritizing them for the future.
As a total cinema lover, I was really excited to check out the student film festival in Cape Town and Durban this year. I wanted to share five films that particularly stood out to me – these are some of my absolute favourites from the festival!
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 (Theatrical release)
Sources at The New York Post report that top White House advisors recently met privately to discuss potential antitrust issues with Netflix’s plan to buy Warner Bros. studio and the HBO Max streaming service.
Tonight is a great night to watch the black-and-white version of Zack Snyder’s Justice League on HBO Max. It’s a visually striking experience—think shades of gray! Dim the lights, crank up the sound, and enjoy. 🦇⚡🦸♂️ #JusticeIsGray #SnyderCut
Several sources, including my own contacts, Variety, and Forbes, estimated the budget for the Superman movie to be about $350 million.
Someone replied to a recent tweet by Fong, sharing their enjoyment of seeing Batman v Superman mentioned and tagging Warner Bros. and WBD.
Viewers can now get a glimpse of the beloved characters from Hawkins in animated form as they face new creatures and investigate a brand-new supernatural puzzle. Netflix has released initial images, a short preview, and announced the complete voice cast for the show.
A recent fan video captures Oscar Isaac declining to autograph a Spider-Verse item, despite readily signing other things, such as posters for his upcoming film, Frankenstein.