Amy Pond & Hubby Leaving The Doctor This Year!

Yes, I know this is old news from like last month, but I haven't posted it up on my blog yet. So here it is, Karen Gillan confirmed that her character, Amy Pond and her on-screen hubby, Rory Williams, played by Arthur Darvill are set to leave "Doctor Who" during it's 7th series, which is set to begin airing sometime this Autumn. She doesn't know what going to happen to the both characters but the shows head writer, Steven Moffat has hinted that the story will be "heartbreaking".
Gillan said a few months back that she'd rather see Amy Pond die than keep coming back again and again, like previous top companion, Rose Tyler, played by Billie Piper.
Steven Moffat spoke about what or who the new companion could be like, but never gave much away. All he said was that they had an idea about The Doctor's "new friend".

Who I Would Love To See Play The New Fantastic Four (Second Choice)

About a year ago I posted up my choices of who I think should be the new "Fantastic Four". I had "GLEE" star, Matthew Morrison as Mr Fantastic, "Heroes" sar, Hayden Panettiere as The Invisible Woman, another "GLEE" star, Corey Monteith as The Human Torch, "The Wire" star, Domenick Lombardozzi as The Thing and "The Hangover" star, Bradley Cooper as Doctor Victor Von Doom.
Now I have my new team of actors who I think should play them. Here they are,

Zachary Quinto would be amazing as ReecRichards aka Mr Fantastic. He can can pull off the geeky look and also a very cool look, so he'd be perfect. I can just imagine this photo above with some grey lines in the side of his head, through his hair.

Elizabeth Banks is so hot and would be great for the role of Sue Storm aka The Invisible Woman. She might not be as hot as Jessica Alba for some people, but I like her and she can act her ass off.

Tom "BANE" Hardy as the one and only Ben Grimm aka The Thing. I know he's well younger than Michael Chiklis, but he's so muscular, if you've seen "Bronson" and his portrayal as the new Bane in this years Batman film sure shows us that to. Shave his head and he's done.

Liam Hemsworth, brother of Chris "THOR" Hemsworth, as Johnny Storm aka The Human Torch. I just think this guy would fit the role. He needs to be in a superhero film. He tried out for "THOR", but lost out to his older brother, so now he could really play a hero for this film.

I never changed my choice for the role of Dr Doom. I chose Bradley Cooper to play Doom in the fan-cast I done for "The Fantastic Four" last year and I still think he'd be EPIC for the role. He's cocky and smooth and just fits into this role brilliantly. When I began this redo of my fan-cast, I was going to pick him for the role of Mr Fantastic, but he couldn't pull of being a geek.

"Chronicle" Director Set For "Fantastic Four: Reborn" Film?

There are rumors that "Chronicle" director, Josh Trank is the front-runner for the "Fantastic Four: Reborn" directing job. It's been said that Fox are waiting to see how his new superpowers film, "Chronicle" does before making him the "FF" reboots official director.
I just watched the trailer for his new film the other day and I have to say that it looks amazing. It's like a cam-corder film, with found footage of these groups of teens who get superpowers and I think one turns evil, but I'm not sure until I see the it when it comes out in early February.

Rick McCullum Discusses Live-Action "Star Wars" TV Series!

More information has come out about the still very possible "Star Wars" live-action TV series. The franchise producer, Rick McCullum has spoken out about it and stated that about 50 scripts have been wrote but at this moment...........they ain't progressing. The series ain't progressing, yet McCullum announced that himself and George Lucas have came up with a potential title for the series. The show is said to be going under the working title of "Star Wars: Underworld".
McCullum is still not convinced that the series will happen, but they have just made up a new title for it, so they must be doing something about it. Just make it into a comic-book series or new cartoons. McCullum said the BIG problem is the costs for each episode of the series. They cost too much for just an episode.
Hopefully one day we'll get to see this live-action TV show of the epic sci-fi franchise.

"Police Academy" Getting Straight Remake Rather Than Sequel!

A few months back, New Line Cinema announced that they had plans to make a sequel/reboot to the "Police Academy" franchise. Most of the original cast members were all set to return and train the new batch of cadets. Now it seems that New Line have scraped those plans and are now planning to do a straight remake instead. There's no news on wether or not the original cast members will return or not now, but I'm sure they'll be involved in some way or another.
Director, Scott Zabielski has been signed on to direct the brand-new film. Writer, David Diamond has wrote a script for the remake, wether or not that script will be used or not. Diamond previously wrote "When In Rome" and "Wild Hogs". They are both rubbish films, so let's hope that he doesn't ruin this new take on the classic cop franchise.

Jane Goldman Discusses "X-Men: First Class" Sequel!

After mentioning that neither herself and director Matthew Vaughn will be returning for "Kick-Ass 2", Jane Goldman has sat down and discussed the highly-anticipated "X-Men: First Class" sequel with online interviewers. The sequel, which is rumored to be under the working title of "X-Men: Second Class"........so very original, is suposedly quickly going into pre-production over at Fox, with "Sherlock Holmes" writer, Simon Kenberg penning the script.
This is what Goldman said about her and Vaughns involvement in the sequel,
"James and Michael brought so much to them that I think it's entirely natural to be talking about where those characters would go next. It was inherent in their stories and their arcs. There are so many interesting places to go."
"In terms of what's going on with that, again from my point of view, it's down to what Matthew [Vaughn] decides to do. If he decides he wants to direct the next one and if he wants me on board, I'm 100 percent there."

"Superman: The Man Of Steel" Sequel Has Got The Go-Ahead?

Rumors are rising that Warner are very confident with what they're seeing with the new upcomnig 2013 reboot to the superhero franchise, that they've already started on the script and started scouting for locations for a "Superman: The Man Of Steel 2".
I just hope this is true and that Warner are confident that the film will do well, because they never done this with Bryan Singer's 2006 reboot/sequel, "Superman Returns"............which I still think it should have got a sequel to it. I don't want another reboot after this one..........PLEASE JUST MAKE A SEQUEL AND DON'T REBOOT AGAIN!!!!!! and if you are Warner, then wait like five years or so please.