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4 giorni fa · Argylle è diretto e prodotto da Matthew Vaughn, da una sceneggiatura di Jason Fuchs (Wonder Woman). Il film è prodotto da Matthew Vaughn, Adam Bohling (del franchise Kingsman), Jason Fuchs e David Reid (del franchise Kingsman). I produttori esecutivi sono Adam Fishbach, Zygi Kamasa, Carlos Peres e Claudia Vaughn. La trama del film Argylle (2024)
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2 giorni fa · Meanwhile, director Matthew Vaughn, known for his work on the Kingsman franchise, has suggested a complete reboot of the Star Wars universe. Vaughn cited the Spider-Man series a template for his proposed reboot of the space opera franchise created by George Lucas. Here is what Vaughn had to say about the rebooting of Star Wars and why it makes ...
3 giorni fa · Matthew Vaughn’s X-Men: First Class had been a critical and commercially successful quasi-reboot of the X-Men a few years ago in 2011. The film introduced new incarnations of already beloved ...
3 giorni fa · Two sequels followed, with the team getting rebooted for 2011 prequel film X-Men: First Class from director Matthew Vaughn. The rebooted iteration got three sequels, with the most recent being...
3 giorni fa · After a spin-off prequel film for Wolverine (“X-Men Origins: Wolverine”) in 2009, the main series got a soft reboot with Matthew Vaughn’s “X-Men: First Class” in 2011.
4 giorni fa · Even director Matthew Vaughn believes that the upcoming Marvel tentpole will “save the whole” of MCU. Speaking on BroBible’s Post Credit podcast, Vaughn addressed how Marvel could use a bit of saving at the moment, and Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman are rightfully on the task of saving the franchise.
4 giorni fa · Nicolas Cage just landed the lead role in the upcoming live-action Spider-Man TV show Noir, but he already had his redemption story in a 14-year-old action comedy. Cage is an excellent actor who has shown his versatility in drama and action films. While he has starred in popular franchises like National Treasure, he is still searching for the ...
