Prometheus writer Jon Spaihts is working on Disney's The Black Hole remake 

That falls in line with what Disney apparently hopes to do with its new Black Hole, which is being described as “philosophical and somewhat dark in tone”—more philosophical than the original's strange heaven-and-hell allusions and somehow even darker, after the 1979 film scarred an entire generation with its terrifying visions of a supposedly technologically advanced future in which robots are nevertheless voiced by Slim Pickens. (Also, you know, the lobotomies and eviscerations.) Spaihts takes over a script from Pacific Rim’s Travis Beacham, all while Damon Lindelof stands over Spaihts’ shoulder saying, “If you need me to tag in and add some more theologizin', let me know.”