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Merrick here...
...with word on an interesting twist in the ongoing SUPERMAN legal conflicts:
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Seems Warner Bros. may have to launch another SUPERMAN film whether it's horny to or not. Otherwise, it could be dragged into court.
Warner Bros. and DC Comics have won a favorable ruling in the suit filed by the heirs of "Superman" co-creator Jerome Siegel.
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Merrick here...
We've been hearing for a while now that WANTED's Mark Millar is attempting to mount a reboot of the SUPERMAN theatrical franchise. He's previously said he's had a "big" director involved for some time, but to the best of my knowledge he has yet to reveal whom. He's mentioned his SUPERMAN concept was fairly grand, but spoken about it only in the broadest terms.
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Hey, everyone. “Moriarty” here.
Okay. Let’s get something straight regarding the occasional BUZZKILL column here on the site. I’ve got nothing against a good rumor. My problem is with bad rumors. I’ve been sifting through them for 12 years online, and I’ve got a decent average. Not perfect. But decent. Either you buy that by now or you don’t.
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Hey folks, Harry here - There's a lot of charities and worthy causes in the world. All of them are very much worth donating to. Whether it is something like Katrina, Pediatric Cancer or whatever other pet charity you folks know of. Well - I've got one that maybe you haven't heard of.
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Merrick again...
So, you may've noticed a Talkback from Louis Leterrier below (or find it HERE).
Some of you have asked if the post was really from Louis. It is.
I know this because he contacted me via e-mail with an almost identical message, claiming that some confusion is afoot regarding what was said in yesterday's AlloCine Q&A:
Louis said:
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Thomas Tull, overlord of Legendary Pictures (300, BATMAN BEGINS and THE DARK KNIGHT, WATCHMEN) recently spoke at Hamilton College in Clinton, New York.
Tull referenced upcoming projects, dropping in a quick-but-intriguing reference to Bryan Singer's theoretical SUPERMAN continuation.
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Hey folks, Harry here... Moriarty sent me this link wanting to read my take on an article in the New York Times regarding a monumental court ruling over the goldmine known as SUPERMAN.
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IESB's "multiple sources" on the writers for the new SUPERMAN are evidently incorrect, according to CHUD. Orci and Kurtzman not only aren't writing the film... they haven't even been approached. One assumes the search for just the right take on this sequel continues. I'll just sit here waiting for my own phone to ring.
Waiting...
Waiting...
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Greetings! ScoreKeeper here with a continuation of the SUPERMAN: THE MUSIC celebration.
Film Score Monthly announced last week that they are releasing an 8-CD box set featuring practically every note of music written from SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE, SUPERMAN II, SUPERMAN III, and SUPERMAN IV: THE QUEST FOR PEACE and also SUPERMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES [DETAILS HERE].
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Yup, it’s been a long while since I strolled around these parts. I’ve had an extraordinarily packed schedule the last several months which regrettably has cut into my master plan for internet media domination. I’ve decided to come out of hibernation to report upon another amazing and unprecedented release from Film Score Monthly.
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Hey, everyone. ”Moriarty” here.
I got a number of letters about this today, so I thought it was worth a mention.
I'm still trying to figure out how this "proves wrong" anyone who wasn't thrilled by SUPERMAN RETURNS. If this sequel actually comes together, I hope that the issues that many people rightfully had with the movie are addressed and we see something that finally delivers on the promise of The Man Of Steel on the bigscreen. I just recently read Tom DeHaven's brilliant IT'S SUPERMAN!, a novel that successfully reinvented the character in a way that Singer's film just plain didn't. I like Singer, and I even think Routh was the right guy for the job, but I still think the entire thing was the wrong take on the icon.
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