Darren Aronofsky is not directing "Wolverine 2."
Oh, don't break out the Kleenex just yet — I'm just overexaggerating. Yes, Aronofsky is still attached to Hugh Jackman's second shot at a "Wolverine" solo title, but the film won't be called "Wolverine 2" as many have anticipated over the past several months. Instead, Aronofsky's film is simply titled "The Wolverine."
The "Black Swan" director spoke with Hit Fix and confirmed the new title, insisting that there won't be a number attached to his "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" sequel. In fact, Aronofsky doesn't even view "The Wolverine" as a sequel to "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," describing the film as a "one-off." Read More...
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'The Walking Dead' Review: Episode 3, 'Tell It To The Frogs'
Posted 11/14/10 11:00 pm EST by Josh Wigler in Commentary, Image Comics, Review
Written By: Frank Darabont & Charles H. Eglee & Jack LoGiudice
Story: At long last, Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) is free and clear of Atlanta and in the loving arms of his wife Lori (Sarah Wayne Callies) and son Carl (Chandler Riggs). But not everyone is happy to see Rick home safe and sound, as his former police officer partner Shane (Jon Bernthal) takes out some aggression on one of his fellow survivors.
Happiness is short lived for Rick as well when the sheriff's deputy decides to return to Atlanta to retrieve his dropped stash of guns and rescue Merle Dixon (Michael Rooker) from his rooftop prison. Read More...
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