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Play all the victory fanfares for Mario here; Nintendo, Universal, and Illumination have hit the question block jackpot! The Super Mario Bros. Movie has levelled up its worldwide box office earnings to beyond US$1 billion since its 6th April launch. The film has been showing in theatres worldwide for more than three weeks. The film has become...
A live-action Streets Of Rage movie adaptation is in the works from John Wick franchise creator Derek Kolstad. According to a report from Deadline, Kolstad is writing the script for the movie, with Sonic The Hedgehog movie producer dj2 Entertainment and Escape Artists (best known for the Equalizer franchise) producing the movie. Sega's Streets O...
That Uncharted movie we keep hearing about has been in development hell for at least a decade. It was first talked about back in 2008 and has since swapped directors four times. The movie's latest director now joins that list. Deadline has reported that director Travis Knight will no longer direct Sony's Uncharted movie. The filming of the third...
Want to watch a film where your main character ends up breaking the boundaries of a role society places him in? Well, that's almost every Pixar film, but what if that role is an NPC in a video game? Enter Free Guy, an upcoming 20th Century Fox movie starring Ryan Reynolds. He plays Guy, who is an NPC bank teller in an open-world video game ala Gra...
The Ni no Kuni movie recently debuted in Japanese cinemas on 23 August 2019 and immediately bombed to seventh place of the Japanese weekend box office for 24 & 25 August 2019. Raking in just a disappointing ¥140 million, the movie failed to make even half of what Dragon Quest Your Story made in its opening weekend (¥309 million). Makoto...
That pretty cool-looking if Western-styled CGI animated Dragon Quest movie, Dragon Quest: Your Story, was out in Japan early August. Movie-goers and gaming fans over there watched the film, and have voiced out their complaints in the form of 2-star reviews over at IMDB-like Japanese site Eiga.com (via Siliconera). But what the heck were they pis...
You've seen the Disney Princesses in the trailers of Ralph Breaks The Internet/Wreck-It Ralph 2. Aurora, Mulan, Tiana, Ariel, Belle, and everyone else. Hell, even Merida from Brave makes an appearance, Scottish gibberish and all. So, how did they do in their cameo of the film? Pretty well, actually. In fact, the Disney Princess group shined and ...
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