Tag: Lionsgate
Destin Daniel Cretton Directing Live-Action Naruto Film
A Hollywood Reporter exclusive reveals that Lionsgate and Destin Daniel Cretton are bringing Naruto to theaters in live-action. Naruto is a wildly popular anime and manga, and Cretton is best known as the director of the MCU installment Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. Cretton will write...
Read MoreBallerina Having Reshoots by John Wick Director
The John Wick spin-off had to call in the big guns. In an interview with the British talk show The One Show, actor Ian McShane, who plays Winston Scott, Wick’s friend and manager of the Continental Hotel, spoke about Ballerina, the upcoming film set in the John Wick universe. Ballerina was or...
Read MoreBoy Kills World Trailer is Overflowing with Style
If you’ve ever wanted your life narrated by a video game voiceover, Roadside Attractions has the movie for you. Today, Roadside released a trailer for their upcoming action film Boy Kills World. The directorial debut of Moritz Mohr, Boy Kills World follows a nameless boy in a fascist, dystopian...
Read MoreThe Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare Trailer Barges Online
Guy Ritchie is ready for a new kind of war. Lionsgate has released a trailer for the Snatch and Sherlock Holmes director’s next film, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. Based on a true story – and based on the book by Damien Lewis (not the actor) – The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare ...
Read MoreSaw XI Announced
If you had any doubts about this, Lionsgate is laying them to rest: the Saw franchise will continue. In an Instagram post, Lionsgate announced that the next in the horror series, Saw XI, will be released in theaters on September 27, 2024. This comes after the tenth Saw film, Saw X, raked in $107.7...
Read MoreJohn Wick 5 Script Being Written
There’s no stopping the Boogeyman. In May, Joe Drake, then the president of Lionsgate, said that the studio was developing a number of films in the John Wick universe, “including 5,” indicating that a fifth John Wick movie was on its way. Since then, there hasn’t been much movement; a lot ...
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