Earlier today we brought you the news that "Kick-"Ass" and "Ghost Rider" actor Nicolas Cage might be adding yet another comic book movie to his resume with a villainous role in Seth Rogen and Michel Gondry's "Green Hornet." Now, we have word straight from Rogen himself about the character Cage is in talks to play.
"There was no classic villain, so we had to create a villain," Rogen told MTV News of the film's chief villain.
Given the hero's status as a somewhat unknown commodity among modern audiences and his lack of a recognizable rogues gallery, the decision seems to make sense. But Rogen cautioned that the villain wouldn't be the absurd, over-the-top nemesis that often squares off against masked heroes in theaters these days. Read More...
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There's no arguing that San Diego's annual Comic-Con International has drifted a long ways from being your standard comic book convention, but there's also no denying that it's become the place to get the first look at many of the most-anticipated movies based on your favorite comics. 
Even though they put their main character through an unending nightmare, cinematic dreams could be coming true for the creators of "Wide Awake." Do-Over Productions has optioned the horror-themed series for a film adaptation, suggesting the oft-delayed webcomic could be picking up steam.
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