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As MStars reported over the weekend, director Edgar Wright has left the Ant-Man movie project at Marvel after more than a decade of involvement. The actual reasons have not been made clear, though Marvel's official statement on the matter cites "differences in their vision of the film." Read More »
Besides "X-Men: Days of Future Past" making a killing at the box office, comic book fans were left in a lurch when Shaun of the Dead director, Edgar Wright, removed himself from "Ant-Man." Now Marvel is in recovery mode, trying to find the right person to make their next superhero movie. Read More »
As Marvel fans may have heard earlier this weekend, director Edgar Wright has left the Ant-Man movie starring Paul Rudd and scheduled for release in 2015. Joss Whedon, the mastermind behind The Avengers and its sequel Age of Ultron has now come out to support Wright. Read More »
Marvel has confirmed Paul Rudd and Michael Douglas for Edgar Wright's 2015 Ant-Man movie, but rumors still attach other names such as Evangeline Lilly to the project. Two of those names, Michael Pena and Patrick Wilson, have now commented on the rumors. Read More »
Patrick Wilson has been a popular choice among fans to bring the character of Ant-Man to life on the big screen, and now the actor could join Edgar Wright's Ant-Man movie in 2015. Read More »
Casting news on Edgar Wright's 2015 Ant-Man movie picked up steam in recent weeks with the official announcement that Paul Rudd and Michael Douglas would play Scott Lang and Hank Pym, respectively. But once fans knew the actors who would play the two men to don the Ant-Man suit, their attention turned to another insect superhero: Wasp, aka Janet Van Dyne. Read More »
Paul Rudd had repeatedly denied his involvement in Edgar Wright's 2015 Ant-Man movie and dismissed any mention of his name as just a rumor. Well, it turns out he was playing coy as Marvel announced shortly thereafter that Rudd would star in the studio's Phase Three film. Read More »
News broke last week that Warner Bros. decided to push the highly anticipated Man of Steel sequel, commonly known as Batman vs. Superman, from July 17, 2015 until May 2016. The new date means that the superhero team-up would go head-to-head with a yet-to-be-revealed Marvel Phase Three film. But in a somewhat ironic twist, a Marvel film has scooped up DC's original slot. Read More »
The casting news for Edgar Wright's Ant-Man movie, the first of Marvel's Phase Three films due out in 2015, seems to be accelerating as more news continues to come quickly down the pipeline. The latest piece of information alleges that another actor has signed on for a role in the superhero film. Read More »
The news and rumors about Edgar Wright's Ant-Man movie are coming in quicker and quicker as the film approaches its start of production in May. We now know for certain that Paul Rudd will play Scott Lang and Michael Douglas will play Hank Pym, but new names are now circling the project in various reports. Read More »
Marvel recently announced that Paul Rudd would star in Edgar Wright's 2015 film Ant-Man, but the question remained as to whether he would play Hank Pym or Scott Lang, both of whom put on the Ant-Man suit at different points in the comics. Well, Marvel's latest bit of official casting news seems to have cleared up that situation. Read More »
Stan Lee, the master of all things Marvel, has appeared in what seems like dozens of films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, from Iron Man to The Avengers and even to projects not run by Marvel Studios, such as Spider-Man 3. But now, Lee will make his way to Marvel's television series, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., for a significant role. Read More »
Now that Marvel has officially announced that Paul Rudd will portray the titular superhero in the Ant-Man movie in 2015, the fun period of speculation and rumor has begun. In that vein, director Edgar Wright has made a post on his blog that could reveal a key plot point of the movie, or it could mean absolutely nothing at all. Read More »
