Willem Dafoe: Today’s Comic Book Films Are ‘Too Long, Too Noisy,’ and ‘Overshot’
Dafoe has had success in the comic book genre with Sam Raimi’s “Spider-Man” and James Wan’s “Aquaman.”
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‘Aquaman’ Director James Wan Returning to Horror Roots for Next Film
Before diving into “Aquaman 2,” Wan will first circle back to where he got his start.
Peter Jackson Turned Down ‘Aquaman,’ Next Film Won’t Happen For Another ‘Year or Two’
Jackson’s last narrative feature was his final “Hobbit” movie in December 2014.
Willem Dafoe’s Reaction to ‘Aquaman’ Shows Abel Ferrera and Robert Eggers Are His Superheroes
He stars in “Pasolini” and “The Lighthouse,” but his thoughts on the D.C. Comics blockbuster must be seen to be believed.
Warner Bros. Pulls Back on DCEU: Shared Universe No Longer Top Priority
Warner Bros. CEO Kevin Tsujihara says individualized stories are taking precedence over an interconnected universe.
James Cameron: ‘Avatar 2’ Underwater Worlds Will Look More Real Than ‘Aquaman’
“I’m very literal about my underwater,” Cameron said. “It needs to look like it’s real.”
‘The Upside’ Opened at #1, But $20 Million Is Low for a Kevin Hart Movie
Yes, Oscars controversy could be to blame — but other factors are more likely. In any case, STX now has its first #1 at the box office.
‘Aquaman’ Rules Again, But Box-Office Down 15 Percent Compared to Last Year
The weekend’s only new wide release, “Escape Room,” underperformed compared to last year’s “Insidious: The Last Key.”
James Wan: ‘Aquaman’ Being Shut Out of Visual Effects Oscar Race Is a ‘F*cking Disgrace’
The official Oscar shortlist for Best Visual Effects was announced December 21, but the DCEU tentpole was left off.
‘Aquaman’ Leads Year-End Openers as ‘Mary Poppins Returns’ Soars
“Aquaman”‘s real strength is overseas. And Clint Eastwood delivers yet again.
‘Aquaman,’ ‘Mary Poppins Returns,’ and ‘Bumblebee’: Merry Christmas Box Office
Thanks to “The Grinch” and “Green Book,” Universal will have more than “Marwencol” in its stocking.
Sorry, ‘Aquaman’: DC Superheroes Thrive on TV, Because TV Lets Them Get Weird
The strongest aspects of superhero stories always come from the characters, which DC’s TV properties have recognized better than its films.
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