Tag: Comedy
REVIEW: Nimona (2023)
Nimona has had an interesting path to the screen. This adaptation of ND Stevenson’s graphic novel began life at Blue Sky Studios, best known for animated comedies like Ice Age and Rio. The film was 70% complete when Disney purchased the studio and scrapped Nimona. A year later, Annapurna a...
Read MoreDiablo Cody Talks Scrapped Barbie Script
In an interview with GQ Magazine, Diablo Cody reveals the fate of her Barbie script (the one which would have starred Amy Schumer.) Check out an excerpt here: “I think I know why I shit the bed,” she said. “When I was first hired for this, I don’t think the culture had not embraced the &hell...
Read MoreRUMOR: 21 Jump Street Spin-Off with Brie Larson in Development
The 21 Jump Street movie series is getting a makeover. According to scooper extraordinaire Daniel Richtman (who posts behind a Patreon paywall, but World of Reel was the first to report it on a web page you can see for free), a 21 Jump Street spin-off movie is being developed with Brie Larson’s ch...
Read MoreREVIEW: Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken (2023)
I didn’t know about Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken until the trailers started flowing. However, I was immediately encouraged by the colorful designs and unique concepts. I also like Lana Condor and Toni Collette, and DreamWorks had a fantastic year in 2022. In short, I was firmly on board to g...
Read MoreHoney, I Shrunk the Kids Sequel Shrinks Out of Sight
Josh Gad all but confirmed that Shrunk, the sequel to the Honey, I Shrunk the Kids franchise, is dead in a Tweet today. Joe Johnston (The Rocketeer, Captain America: The First Avenger) was going to direct the feature, with Gad co-starring alongside series lead Rick Moranis. Check out Gad’s Tw...
Read MoreBarbie Sounds Like Another Woke Lecture
Hollywood isn’t just ruining boys’ fun; they’re coming for the girls now, too. In an interview with Fandango, the cast of Barbie talked about what audiences can expect from the new movie based on the iconic Mattel doll. It’s one of those things that’s simultaneously surprising and not surp...
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