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Given today’s news, the most dangerous mission that Ethan Hunt and his team will have to accept in Mission: Impossible 5 won’t be facing down dangerous terrorists or clambering across high buildings: it will be surviving the crowded, box office-shredding environment that is the 2015 release schedule. The film, at least in the US, is now scheduled for December 25 of that busy year. The implications are clear. Director Chris McQuarrie , star / producer Tom Cruise and writer Drew Pearce have a fight on their hands, particularly given that there’s a slightly anticipated sequel set to open just one week before. Yes, Hunt and his crew will be arriving shortly after Star Wars: Episode VII jumps from light speed into cinemas. Much of what MI:5 will have to offer remains classified beyond knowing the core creative team. Given that McQuarrie has been scouting UK locations and Pearce is writing it, could we see some cheeky team-ups with British security services to make the title work on

Darren Aronofsky is hard at work getting ready to film Wolverine 2 . We have a fan made trailer for the upcoming film. Remmeber that nothing is live action but  in story board form. In the trailer Logan and a mysterious Asian lady are taking on the Rumored villains in the film The Hand those dam evil ninjas. Made by commercial/music video director Gary Shore , this trailer for X-Men Origins: Wolverine 2 Shore went for an original and interesting story board approach. It’s a beautiful video with haunting music and killer graphics. Watch the video after the Jump... Wolverine Vs The Hand from Gary Shore on Vimeo . Please Leave A Comment- Source- nerdbastards

Wolverine 2 Gets Chris McQuarrie to Write The Screenplay Some good news for The Wolverine Franchise. Its great to get such a writer for the next installment of the movie. And what direction is he going to take this film? It’s early days yet, but it looks like Fox’s mutant prequel sequel, X-Men Origins: Wolverine 2 (or whatever the hell it’s going to be called), is heading in the right direction after Christopher McQuarrie was brought on board to write the screenplay. McQuarrie, probably best known as Bryan Singer’s go-to screenwriter of choice (he wrote Public Access, won an Oscar for The Usual Suspects, did an uncredited polish on the first X-Men, and most recently penned Valkyrie), is one of the best writers in Hollywood, and his hiring would seem to be a strong signal that Fox and producer/star Hugh Jackman are determined to ensure that the Wolverine sequel is an improvement on the original. That, of course, wouldn’t be hard. Although the movie grossed almost $400 million at the gl