Recently, "The Dark Knight" scribe David Goyer weighed in on the status of "Super Max" and even a fourth "Blade" film. Another superhero—or supervillain, rather—Goyer's been connected to with big-screen plans in the works is the Master of Magnetism himself: Magneto.
Goyer spoke with MTV News about the long rumored "X-Men Origins: Magneto" project, and while the filmmaker acknowledged its prospects, he also mentioned that "Magneto" is just one in a long line of potential X-films.
"They're still thinking about doing it," Goyer revealed to MTV News. "They're definitely looking into doing other X-Men spinoffs." Read More...
This week's news was all over the spectrum, with lots of exclusive interviews factoring into the mix, and everyone from Don Cheadle to Danny DeVito popping into the Top 10. Here's how the week looked:
If the last few years have taught us anything, it's that we shouldn't settle for adaptations of comic book properties in movies, video games and television series that are good relative to other comic book adaptations—they should be good relative to all the projects in their respective medium. With the critical success of "The Dark Knight" and "Iron Man" last year, comic book fans are finding a lot more to be proud of in Hollywood—and with the upcoming release of "
They've matched wits. They've matched muscle. And now, in the latest match-up between Batman and The Joker, the DC duo take it to the streets in a break-dancing competition.
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One of the great "What If?" situations of comic book movie history centers on 
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He's already had his way with Marvel's mutants and he's about to dive into the world of 
Whether you know him from "Reading Rainbow" or "Star Trek: The Next Generation,"