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David Goyer To Pen ‘Godzilla Remake

Wednesday, July 13, 2011 4:21PM - By

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Because, apparently, you can’t reboot a film franchise without this guy, David Goyer—the man behind the scripts for Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy and the upcoming Man of Steel reboot of Superman—has been hired by Legendary Pictures to write the screenplay for (sweet, sweet Jesus, help us all) the upcoming Godzilla reboot.  Yes, a film about a skyscraper-sized lizard that shoots rays out of its mouth.  Is being rebooted.  In the 21st century.  Yup.

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Batman 3 Script Currently in Development?

Monday, February 8, 2010 10:09AM - By

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Last week, writer, director, and producer David Goyer made the decision to leave his gig as showrunner on the ABC sci-fi drama, “FlashForward.” On the surface, the news doesn’t appear to have anything to do with the next installment in Christopher Nolan’s Batman franchise, but being as analytical as we are, this might be a tell-tale sign that the third film is upon us.

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Goyer Says Ghost Rider 2 Isn’t a Reboot

Thursday, November 5, 2009 10:27AM - By

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Why is Ghost Rider 2 still happening? Will we ever find out the method behind the decision to continue on with the film series? David Goyer recently spoke about the follow up to the surprise 2007 hit that starred Nicolas Cage, amongst speculation that the film might be a reboot as opposed to a sequel, a fact Goyer adamantly denies. So, what’s the real deal behind the new movie?

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X-Men Origins: Magneto Still Going Strong

Monday, August 24, 2009 1:00PM - By

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It appears that Fox and director David Goyer are under the impression that they can make a legitimate Magneto spin-off. It’s no secret that Magneto was intended to be the first film in the X-Men Origins series, but somehow the fan outcry and the financial potential of Wolverine won out instead. According to FirstShowing, Goyer is reassuring us that we can still look forward to a prequel based on the Marvel villain. More on the story below.

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