Gareth Edwards’ Godzilla will be unleashed in theaters May 16, 2014, Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures announced, saying the film will “return the character to its epic roots with a gritty, realistic actioner.”
At Comic-Con International, Legendary/Warner Bros. debuted the first footage from director Gareth Edwards’ Godzilla, eliciting a roar of approval from the Hall H audience.
If there’s one thing that this weekend’s Men in Black 3 does, it’s offer a particular nostalgia. No, not for when Will Smith movies were good (Yeah, Hancock is the kind of stink that sticks around, Will. Sorry), but for when pop songs were part of the whole movie package.
Marc Bernardin runs down the noteworthy releases out today on DVD and Blu-ray, from Godzilla: The Criterion Collection and Paranormal Activity 3 to Real Steel and The Toy.
The Seventh Son screenwriter Max Borenstein will attack a new draft of Godzilla, the Legendary Pictures reboot by Monsters director Gareth Edwards.
The first details emerge on Monsters and Godzilla director Gareth Edwards’ collaboration with Wanted‘s Timur Bekmambetov.
Legendary Pictures has hired David Goyer to do a rewrite on David Callaham Godzilla reboot script.
Gareth Edwards, who directed 2010′s microbudgeted monster movie Monsters, is close to signing a deal with Legendary to direct a franchise reboot of Tomoyuki Tanaka’s classic Japanese movie monster, Godzilla.
Here’s a sign that Comic-Con International was very, very big: Godzilla went unnoticed. Or, rather, the first image of the new Warner Bros version of the giant lizard did.
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