
Further news from this weekend's Comic-Con and elsewhere, focusing on sequels and other continuing series.
- The big news this past week was the confirmation that Zachary Quinto (
Heroes' nasty Sylar)
has been cast as the younger Spock in J.J. Abrams'
Star Trek reboot. More surprising is that Leonard Nimoy has been coaxed out of retirement to don once more his famous Vulcan ears for the new film (likely in some form of framing device). The film's first poster art (above), charmingly retro, was also revealed.
- Rachel Weisz (who nabbed her Oscar and
ran) is out; Maria Bello is in as Brendan Fraser's ladylove for the third
Mummy movie, rather
clumsily titled The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor. Here's some more
casting news for the flick, courtesy Obsessed With Film.
- Per our sources,
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian looks like "more of the same". And from this peek at the
concept art, we would have to agree. This second chapter, which is
currently filming in Prague, will be released next May, with subsequent chapters
to follow suit.
-
Cars 2, any one? Can't say that I blame them; the merchandise is doing alarmingly well.
- More from the Mouse House: To wet your appetite (or possibly quench it) for another
Pirates of the Caribbean movie, Disney may
turn to TV for the next adventure of Captain Jack Sparrow.
- From the "Nope, Nothing to See Here" file:
Borat 2. As one of the few people who loathed the first movie, I say "thank goodness".
- From the "Don't Count on it Anytime Soon" file, Robert Rodriguez sub-file:
Sin City 2 and
Grindhouse 2. Hey Robert, maybe the following quote has something to do with the delays "due to issues apparently involving the Weinsteins": "we [would] kill Harvey Weinstein in the movie". Ya think?
- And from the "Who Asked for That?" file:
Meatballs 5. I had no idea there was more then two ...
Links via HollywoodReporter.com, Cinematical.com, Guardian.co.uk, UltimateJamesBond.wordpress.com, StarPulse.com, ObsessedWithFilm.com, NarniaWeb.com, ComingSoon.net, JVPixarNews.blogspot.com, Hollywood.com, SuperHeroHype.com and FilmWad.com.