Spider-Man: Homecoming doesn’t swing into theaters until July 7, 2017, but with the Marvel/Sony joint production set to make truckloads of money, and a planned trilogy already in the works, the studios are wasting no time prepping the sequel to what could be Summer 2017’s biggest blockbuster.
Deadline reports the follow-up to Spider-Man: Homecoming will swing into theaters July 5, 2019.
SOURCE: DEADLINE
While promoting his new film, The Light Between Oceans, Michael Fassbender slipped up in an interview with Mark Goodier on BBC Radio 2, referring to the Xenomorphs in the upcoming ‘Alien: Covenant’ as “Neomorphs”.
While promoting his new film, The Light Between Oceans, Michael Fassbender slipped up in an interview with Mark Goodier on BBC Radio 2, referring to the Xenomorphs in the upcoming Alien: Covenant as “Neomorphs”. AVP Galaxy claims that the name was used by the crew to identify the new alien variation and that these new Neomorphs are a result of the ecosystem being mutated by the black goo seen in Prometheus.
As time passed the black goo grew pods on the trees and the ground, releasing spores when disturbed. Apparently, these spores are set to infect several members of the crew through their nostrils and mouth. While it sounds like facehuggers will be absent from the film, it definitely still sounds like an Alien film as the new Neomorph will burst not from the chest, but from the back and throat.
The film directed by Ridley Scott will serve as a sequel to Prometheus as well as a prequel to the original Alien. Fassbender is the only cast member from Prometheus to return. The film also stars Amy Seimetz, Billy Crudup, Carmen Ejogo, Danny McBride, Demián Bichir, and Katherine Waterston.
Alien: Covenant hits theaters August 4, 2017.
SOURCES: AVP AND BMD (VIA SCREENRANT)
Fans of the smash hit video game Red Dead Redemption have waited years for the return of John Marston. Today we finally have a look at the sequel which has long been in development over at Rockstar Games.
Fans of the smash hit video game Red Dead Redemption have waited years for the return of John Marston. Today we finally have a look at the sequel which has long been in development over at Rockstar Games.
The game won’t release for another year and now that we have a taste of what is to come, the wait will be even more difficult, however. With the release of the PlayStation Virtual Reality headset, it gives me hope that we might see something such as a VR Mission much like Star Wars Battlefront at the very least. I’m just really desperate for some VR compatibility so I can feel like I just dropped into HBO’s Westworld.
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