I hope you're emotionally prepared, because there's a very good chance that is going to make you cry pretty soon. The Oscar winner is returning to movie screens with Ben Is Back, a drama about a 19-year-old former addict, Ben (Lady Bird's Lucas Hedges), who unexpectedly shows up at his family's home in the suburbs just in time for the holidays. Over the course of 24 hours, his mother, Holly (Roberts), struggles with the excitement and relief that comes with Ben's return but also the anxiety that he might resume his bad habits. The film also stars Courtney B. Vance and Big Little Lies actress Kathryn Newton, and on Dec. 7. Teaser:
October 12, 2018
It appears that the U.S. adaptation of is finally getting off the ground, thanks to an update from the series’ screenwriter Brandon Easton. Easton, who has worked on cartoons such as Transformers: Rescue Bots and Warner Bros.’ 2011 ThunderCats reboot tweeted out the title page of the pilot’s script, with the caption, “Ensuring my bosses and the creators are all happy so that the fans can enjoy something special! #vampirehunterd #vampire #horror #anime #sciencefiction #manga.” Entering the home stretch on the pilot for VAMPIRE HUNTER D: THE SERIES. Ensuring my bosses and the creators are all happy so that the fans can enjoy something special! — Brandon Easton (@BrandonEaston) RELATED: It’s not much to go on, but for those who have been following the project when it was first announced back in 2015, it appears it’s now going to be called Vampire Hunter D: The Series instead of Vampire Hunter D: Resurrection, as previously planned. The image also confirms Easton’s script will be based on the Vampire Hunter D novels from writer Hideyuki Kikuchi. Kikuchi’s work has influenced several manga stories, anime series, animated movies and based on the property. Vampire Hunter D was created in 1983 with Kikuchi penning the initial novels, and illustrations done by Yoshitaka Amano. It’s an action-horror in the vein of Castlevania and Blade, which follows D, a half-breed vampire who cleanses the world of evil vampires looking to harm mankind. The post appeared first on .
October 12, 2018
Ryan Coogler is heading back to Wakanda. According to Variety, sources reveal that the sequel. The filmmaker helmed the first Black Panther, which went on to become and - including becoming the highest-grossing film by a black director. The film also had an enormous cultural , especially people of color. Chadwick Boseman - who plays the feline-suited superhero in the movie - is expected to return for the sequel, as well as the rest of . There's no word yet on what the movie will focus on or a release date, but stay tuned as more information is uncovered!
October 11, 2018