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After all the rumors about Beetlejuice 2 were floating around, Winona Ryder told The Huffington Post that the sequel will push through. Back in early 2015, though, Grahame-Smith spilled some spoilers on Entertainment Weekly.

"I've emailed with Michael Keaton," Grahame-Smith explained.

"I know he's excited about the idea. Where it stands now is Tim's got to get ready to make 'Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children,' and then hopefully we are set, deals are done, and we're waiting in the wings ready to go right after 'Peregrine's' wraps up. The ideal timeline is we're really getting into it toward the end of this year."

"There's a script now that I think is closer to what it could be and I'm excited about it," said Tim Burton regarding the speculations.

"I wouldn't call it so much a sequel, but I'll have some characters from the original Beetlejuice. It's a bit too early to say but it's definitely something that's on my radar and something I'd love to do."

So, I was thinking back to November when Simon Kinberg confirmed that production on 20th Century Fox's X-Men spinoff Gambit will begin sometime this spring. He called the whole thing a "sexy heist thriller," which honestly sounds right up my alley. We already know Channing Tatum is taking the lead as our resident card-throwing hero, and Léa Seydoux portraying the female lead, Belladonna Boudreaux is officially set. Well, looks like we finally have some concrete timing—a new report from WGNO just dropped, and it turns out the movie will start production this March in New Orleans. Pretty exciting stuff if you ask me.

cosmicheron21 said:They really should have just made one single movie for the third installment, but honestly? I’m actually relieved they didn't stretch this final chapter out into some endless marathon like they did with Part 1. Look, I’ve got my gripes—two big ones and a handful of smaller issues—but at the end of the day, I walked away feeling pretty satisfied. It gets surprisingly dark at times, which was a pleasant little shock to the system for me. The tension stays high throughout, only losing its rhythm for a brief moment here and there. Snow is absolutely excellent. For me, it’s a solid piece of work that hit the marks I was looking for.

Ryan Wilson2 said:It all seems rather disorganized; while the visual presentation is undeniably stunning, I am struggling to grasp the actual narrative core 🤣...it feels like some sort of haphazard blend of ancient Egypt, The Mummy, and Iron Man 😁

Synopsis said:The Egyptian god of darkness Set takes over the throne of the Egyptian empire. A mortal hero Bek allies with the Egyptian god Horus in a mission to save the world and to rescue his love

Patrick Martin said:If a movie title has two W's in it, you already know it's sketchy. ☕

silentcanyon58 said:So, we've got Mads and the glorious Reddit crowd.

Nicholas Watson said:So they're starting with the prequel, Last Wish. I can't quite remember which specific story from that collection covers the Lesser Evil plot.
It looks like they're sticking to shorter, standalone stories for now. If they ever try to tackle the whole main saga, they're really going to have their work cut out for them.

Nicholas Watson said:I wonder if they're going with an adaptation from the books or the games? It's always such a toss-up when these big studio projects get announced. Personally, I've always been more of a fan of the original source material, but let's be real—the games are what really put everything on the map for most people. Either way, it'll be a wild ride.
If they actually stick to the books, this could turn into a seriously great series. 👋

Matthew Anderson said:Dolph Lundgren.

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Noah Sanchez2 said:This could honestly make for a killer movie, but I feel like they could easily blow it all by picking the wrong lead or totally messing with the vibe from the books and games.

launch Cinematic Witcher ii Movie Based on The The Witcher Planned for 2017 Quote : The full-length feature films will focus on Geralt , The Main character of The Witcher

Thania st. John, who has worked on shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, is lined up to write the script, though we haven't heard anything about who's playing the characters yet. They're aiming for a 2017 release and it sounds like they want this to be the start of a whole series.
Now, while CD Projekt Red handled the video game versions, this movie is a different beast. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt recently got a cool expansion called Hearts of Stone, in which Geralt is hired to defeat a bandit captain called Olgierd von Everec. That added about 10 more hours of fun to an already huge game. Honestly, IT should be interesting to see How The film adaptions handled The expansive fiction of The Witcher Universe.

Plot Summary said:The story follows a descendant of explorer Sir Francis Drake, a treasure hunter named Nata Drako Who believes He Has learned The whereabouts of el Dorado, the fabled El Dorado, from a cursed golden statue. The search becomes competitive when a rival hunter joins the fray, then is ratcheted up several notches when creatures — actually mutated descendants of Spaniards and Nazis — begin attacking those hoping to learn the treasure’s true secrets.