It's being released September 3rd here in Italy. Well, I can wait! I'm a patient fella!

ORIGINAL ARTICLE Latino Review reports that Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros. have hired David Goyer to write the screenplay for The Man of Steel, the oft-discussed, heretofore malingering next film in the Superman mythos. The news, if it's true (more on that in a second), would make sense: Goyer...

If Nolan does produce this, does he get to pick the cinematographer/editor/etc ? Because if he does, will the movie have the same "look" as other Nolan films? No, he's not attached to the Superman franchise. WRONG! Christopher Nolan is the executive producer on the new Superman movie "The Man of St...

apw wrote:It's pretty standard for the studio to issue an official press release on big movie announcements. Warner haven't done so yet. I believe Nolan is signed on but WB are waiting for the right time.

Well, that's how it works really. There's always the right time to announce something!

Michael Biehn!

:eh: You know... Jonathan Nolan said in an interview that he completed the first draft for The Dark Knight by the end of 2005 ! TWO-THOUSAND-AND-FIVE ! In the meantime Christopher Nolan was prepping The Prestige . It is very much prossible that Jonathan Nolan and David Goyer are working on the scrip...

Did Spielberg consult for those movies? I just looked it up. Spielberg is listed as a Producer for both those movies, an Exec. Producer ( which I've heard is purely a titular title ) for Gremlins. Spielberg is also listed as the "Second Unit Director (Uncredited)" for The Goonies on Wikipedia. Well...

But as just a 'consultant' his name will be barely mentioned in promotional material. From consultant Christopher Nolan Nope. Can't remember the last time I saw that in a trailer. No, but I've seen lots of "Steven Spielberg presents" on movies such as Gremlins and The Goonies , which were directed ...

David Goyer never has writing credits in the Batman movies. He just set the Story , maybe he colaborated in the writing process but were Chris and Jo who got the credit for that. Even in Batman Begins, I red somewhere (I think in a EW interview), Jo help his bro in the writing despite the fact that...

chee wrote:AWESOME! I hope that's true!

Well, Nikki Finke is a credible source in Hollywood. She was the one to break the news that Sony would reboot the Spider-Man franchise.