Idris Elba is just one of the many talented actors featured in Marvel’s upcoming Thor adaptation. In the film he plays Heimdall, one of the warriors from the mythical land of Asgard.The actor recently revealed (via Total Film) that he has a multi-picture deal with Marvel Studios, which might open the door to him playing more characters such as Luke Cage and even Blade.
Did someone eat a huge bowl of nonsense for breakfast when they came up with this latest movie idea? According to Latino Review, director Stephen Norrington plans on further expanding the film adaptations of the Blade Trilogy. He directed the first installment in 1998, which was followed by two sequels done by Guillermo del Toro and David S. Goyer respectively. Norrington states that he plans on returning to the Blade franchise, but this time there will be one major change, no Blade!
Beware of spoilers ahead.
It’s almost here! Warner Brother’s Watchmen will finally see the light of day this weekend, and we will get to see if all the Hollywood hoopla is justified. I’ve got a good feeling about Watchmen, and I’m hoping its a movie that lives up to all the hype. Therefore, in honor of the film’s release I’ve decided to compile a list of my top 10 comic book adaptations. Some may be expected, while others may come as a surprise. Either way give me your two cents on who you think should or shouldn’t be included.
Let’s begin…….
According to Variety, original Blade director Stephen Norrington has signed on to write and direct an updated version of The Crow. Based on the comic book by James O. Barr, a live action Crow adaptation was previously produced in 1994, and starred the late Brandon Lee in the title role.
