Catch up on the latest news including The Spongebob Movie: Sponge on the Run, Michael Keaton Returns As Batman, Avatar 2, San Diego Comic Con 2020, Project Atlantis... Actually, "The Spongebob Movie: Sponge on the Run" was supposed to be released in US cinemas in August. However, as Variety announced a few days ago, the release of the CGI film will be postponed - to the US streaming service CBS All Access. The streaming service will be launched at the beginning of 2021 and will feature Spongebob, as its first exclusive film...
For quite some time there had been rumors that "The Walking Dead" actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan would appear as Batman in the upcoming "Flash" solo movie. However, as the Hollywood Reporter and Deadline now agree, Michael Keaton is supposed to appear as Batman in "The Flash" instead. Although there is no official commitment, Warner and Keaton are in an early stage of negotiations. Allegedly, it has been leaked that Keaton will not play any Batman, but exactly the same one he played in Tim Burton's earlier films...
Last week we reported about the 24h event DC FanDome, which is fully accessible from home. So far The Rock and the "Suicide Squad" team, for example, have announced their appearance. The world-famous San Diego Comic-Con will have a similar approach, as a public event with thousands of people is still not possible. The so-called Comic-Con @ Home will be accessible worldwide and of course for free. Apart from the usual content, panels, three of which have been confirmed so far, will provide a little variety...
With a delay of three months James Cameron's "Avatar 2" has finally started shooting again. As before the shooting break, the producers are not stingy with exclusive footage. A few days ago, Jon Landau posted a picture on Instagram showing a so-called underwater performance capture. According to his own statement, it is a picture from last year, but it is still a really interesting shot, which gives us another look behind the scenes of this incredibly elaborately produced film...
Colin Trevorrow has without question shaped the "Jurassic World" series into what it is today. With this he seems to have made an impression on Universal, because as it is said in various media reports, the director will soon dedicate himself to his new project "Atlantis". He even wrote the story for this with his colleague Matt Charmann. Surprisingly, however, the aforementioned city of Atlantis has neither disappeared nor sunk, but is a multicultural civilization hidden from the rest of the world on a long forgotten continent...
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