According to new reports, Legendary Pictures is “quietly taking steps to stretch” the MonsterVerse franchise, with plans to create “one or more installments” that could bring back Godzilla vs Kong director Adam Wingard.
Godzilla’s age-old mechanised rival got a new spin on life in the film, this time piloted by the neural ghost of Ghidora, which was presumably still pissed off about it being absolutely flash-fried by the Big G in King of the Monsters.
From one classic franchise to another as Adam Wingard will be fulfilling a life-long dream to make a big-screen ThunderCats movie, and he has some great ideas for it.
Like so many recent cinematic universe blockbusters, Godzilla vs. Kong originally had a teaser for future franchise plans stuck on its end, but the scene was removed.
It's the ultimate clash of the titans as Godzilla throws down with King Kong in the conclusion (up to now) of Legendary's Monsterverse franchise. But does this kaiju-tastic spectacle live up to the hype?
Director Adam Wingard reveals how his planned Face/Off sequel will be a "definitive continuation of that saga" including (somehow) bringing back both the original stars.
When Godzilla vs Kong was revealed a few years back, director Adam Wingard promised that there would be a definitive winner in that Kaiju clash. Four years later, Wingard says the plan hasn’t changed at all.
Face/Off is one of cinema’s greatest films about frenemies, an absolutely unhinged spectacle of madness and cosmetic jumping the shark as viewed through the lens of John Woo during the height of obsession with cinematic pigeons. And now writer/director Adam Wingard will try to live up to that with a follow-up.
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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