According to Deadline, The Punisher’s Jon Bernthal is making a big push for a role in Logan director James Mangold’s Ford V. Ferrari, which is set to feature certified movie stars Matt Damon and Christian Bale. The movie is about the feud between Ford and Ferrari as they both competed to win Le Mans in 1966, and…
Fulfilling the dreams of upper-tier Star Wars dorks everywhere (plus, presumably, nerdcore rapper MC Chris), THR reports today that Logan’s James Mangold has signed on to direct a standalone Star Wars story focused on bounty hunter Boba Fett.
According to Variety, James Mangold has decided that one of his next projects will be a yet-untitled movie about the competition between Ford and Ferrari to develop the world’s fastest race car for the 1966 Le Mans World Championship. The script will focus on an “eccentric, determined team of American engineers and…
When Logan first came out back in early 2017, much was made about it being the rare Marvel film that lacks a post-credits stinger, something that has been all but requisite in most superhero films ever since Samuel Jackson showed up to tell Tony Stark about the Avengers Initiative back at the end of Iron Man in 2008.…
Fox has canceled its plans for a biopic about kidnapped heiress Patty Hearst, after Hearst publicly blasted the book it was to be based on, Jeffrey Toobin’s American Heiress: The Wild Saga Of The Kidnapping, Crimes And Trial Of Patty Hearst, for describing her infamous ordeal as a “rollicking adventure.”
There’s a lot of moving parts to the impending Disney-Fox merger, yet most people—just like us—are focusing on the reunification of the X-Men with Marvel Studios, under the banner of their family-friendly corporate parent. And while there are many fun possibilities contained in that merger, story-wise, there’s also a…
Last week, we excitedly reported that Logan director James Mangold was making a movie based on Katherine Applegate’s Crenshaw, a kids book about an imaginary kitty cat that is giant and also presumably fluffy and nice and a very good friend. It was the best news in a long time, because kitty cats don’t get enough…
If you’re still coming to grips with the end of the Wolverine film series, you’re not alone. The Hollywood Reporter spoke with Logan star Hugh Jackman, who played Wolverine over the course of 17 years and eight movies, and director James Mangold about their powerful, somber sendoff, which is generating some serious…
According to Deadline, David Mamet is currently in talks to write an adaptation of Don Winslow’s The Force, with Logan’s James Mangold set to direct the adaptation once it’s written. Plus, if those big names aren’t enough for you, the film will be produced by Ridley Scott and his Scott Free production company. The…
Logan director James Mangold has lined up his next project, and according to Deadline, it’s going to be a remake of the 2015 French action movie Disorder. The original was directed by Alice Winocour and starred Matthias Schoenaerts as a former soldier suffering from PTSD, and it also played around with the audience’s…
James Mangold’s Wolverine movie Logan was widely-praised for being more violent and artistic than the average superhero movie; our own A.A. Dowd wrote that it “elevates the genre past spectacle and on to something resembling art, even poetry. It’s adult in more ways than one.” Mangold has been teasing a…
Back in March—and just shortly before the movie arrived in theaters—director James Mangold promised that he was “working on” a black and white cut of his remarkably well-done Wolverine send-off Logan. (A demand that seems to have had its roots in the film’s early, monochromatic promotional stills, and the fact that…
Hot off delivering one of the most critically beloved superhero movies in recent memory, Logan director James Mangold has lined up his next project. Deadline reports that Mangold has signed on to helm The Force, a corrupt-cop caper that seems like it’ll sit firmly in Mangold’s “violent men with good intentions”…
This article contains spoilers for Logan.
Despite rumors to the contrary, Logan does not, in fact, have a post-credits scene like most other superhero movies released these days. So why didn’t director James Mangold follow what has become tradition? Well, because Logan isn’t like its peers, goddammit. “The only way we came out with a different movie was…
We’ll say one thing about this country: soon, we might not have access to affordable health care, but at least movie fans can successfully hit up directors for black-and-white versions of new releases. Though Logan won’t be wide release until tomorrow, it’s gained enough traction and wowed enough moviegoers that…
On this week’s Film Club, A.V. Club film critics A.A. Dowd and Ignatiy Vishnevetsky talk about their shared fondness for James Mangold’s Logan, a grisly (and very R-rated) superhero flick that is also the most measured and grown-up movie that this industry-dominating genre has produced—the elegiac revisionist Western…
Wolverine uses his claws in Logan. He uses them the way that fans have always dreamed he might, the way the movies and certainly the cartoons and even the comics have never entirely allowed. They’ve always been a little ornamental, Wolverine’s claws: three per hand, harder than steel, sharper than diamond, but usually…
Wolverine turned out to be the role of a lifetime for Hugh Jackman, who’s been playing the nigh-invincible X-Man since 2000. In that time, he’s put on Logan’s side burns (and muscle) for nine movies, including James Mangold’s Logan, which opens March 3. It’s been a great run for Jackman, who’s traveled to the past,…
With his Old Man Logan tale about to hit theaters, James Mangold is already talking spin-off. The Logan director isn’t merely settling for a secondary character in the film to stave off the Wolverine withdrawal symptoms, what with this being Hugh Jackman’s swan song in the role. It seems Mangold was especially…
