Jason Momoa Says Henry Cavill Isnt Quitting Superman

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Jason Momoa Says Henry Cavill Isnt Quitting Superman

There's been a lot of mystery regarding Henry Cavill's future as Superman in the DC Extended Universe, particularly after it was reported back in September that the actor was leaving the franchise behind. However, according to Cavill's DCEU costar Jason Momoa, a.k.a. the cinematic Aquaman, Cavill has no plans to hang up the red cape and 'S' crest anytime soon. As Momoa put it:

I just talked to Henry... He's absolutely not [leaving the character]. He loves the character. He's not. One hundred percent. It's absolutely [not going to happen]

Just to be clear, we have no idea just how much insider knowledge Jason Momoa about Henry Cavill's future with the DCEU, let alone his discussions with Warner Bros. Maybe Cavill did decide to clue Momoa in on his future Superman plans, or maybe Momoa is just being overly optimistic about Cavill coming back for another round of Superman shenanigans. In any case, Momoa made it clear while speaking with ET at the Aquaman premiere at the Hollywood TCL Chinese Theatre Wednesday night that as far as he's concerned, Cavill isn't done with Superman by a long shot.

While Man of Steel 2 has barely seen any progress during its years-long development, Henry Cavill playing Superman again across the entire DCEU was called into question when a rumor came out that Warner Bros and DC were trying to get the actor to cameo in Shazam!, but those talks broke down due to scheduling conflicts because he was working on Mission: Impossible - Fallout.

That said, supposedly this paved the way for Cavill to leave the DCEU behind, though that still has yet to be officially confirmed. Warner Bros later responded that while it has a "great relationship" with Cavill, it hadn't made any decisions "regarding any upcoming Superman films." Henry Cavill's Instagram video didn't help with clearing up this matter.

Aside from another report coming out a month later claiming that both Henry Cavill and Ben Affleck are done with the DCEU, we haven't received any major updates regarding this Superman matter, though if Jason Momoa is to be believed, this is no longer an issue. That said, Amy Adams did recently state that she thinks her time as Lois Lane might be over, which, if true, could mean that either the Superman mythos is being set aside within the DCEU or that it might go through a revamp that leads to new actors playing these characters.

It's worth noting that Henry Cavill did recently sign on to Netflix's The Witcher series, so even if there wasn't any uncertainty about him reprising Superman, he's busy for the foreseeable future. Still, while Jason Momoa's statement might provide some comfort to DCEU/Cavill Superman fans, it would be nice if some official clarification would arrive soon one way or the other.

It remains to be seen when or even if Henry Cavill will play Superman again, but you can catch Jason Momoa reprising Arthur Curry when Aquaman dives into theaters on December 21. If you're curious about what other DC movies are coming down the pipeline, look through our handy guide.




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Why Shooting Avengers: Infinity Wars Opening Scene Was Difficult, According To Kevin Feige

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Why Shooting Avengers: Infinity Wars Opening Scene Was Difficult, According To Kevin Feige

Massive spoilers ahead for Avengers: Infinity War. If you haven't seen it, look away!

While Avengers: Infinity War has been out for a few weeks now, the fandom and moviegoing community as a whole is still recovering from the absolutely wild and emotional ride. The Russo Brothers crafted a dense but rewarding blockbuster, and had no problem with killing off characters at the drop of a hat (or snap of a finger). The stakes of Infinity War were made clear with its opening sequence, which saw Thanos murder Heimdall and Loki after happening upon the Asgardian ship in space. MCU head honcho Kevin Feige recently opened up about the challenges of that specific scene, saying:

Everybody loves being in the shared sandbox, but there's emotion when people have been playing these characters for this long and are this closely. They are as emotionally connected to the characters, if not more so, than the audiences are. So you have to imagine it's emotional as they go through scenes that either represent, as I said, some sort of a curtain dropping, or just scenes that allow them to reflect on how far they've come, so there are a lot of days like that, that were emotional. And for Tom in particular, yeah, there was some. Some days were more emotional than others.

While the excitement to finally jump into Avengers: Infinity War was palpable on set, there was also a sense of dread. Tom Hiddleston and Idris Elba played Thanos And Heimdall since 2011's Thor was released, and they no doubt have a special relationship with their signature Marvel characters.

Kevin Feige's comments to The Wrap reveal how emotionally powerful Avengers: Infinity War's opening scene truly was. With two major Marvel characters possibly saying goodbye to their characters forever, there was an added level of urgency that definitely translated onscreen.

Loki's death was a truly horrifying and shocking moment of Avengers: Infinity War, especially given the character's long tenure in the shared universe. Tom Hiddleston's character has been universally regarded as the MCU's best villain, so seeing the Mad Titan choke the life out of him was a game changer that proved that neither Thanos nor the Russos were pulling their punches this time around. The Avengers' big villain ended up being swatted away early in Infinity War, revealing how much has changed in the MCU since Earth's Mightiest Heroes first united in Phase 1.

Tom Hiddleston's contact with the MCU is likely up after Avengers 4, explaining his character's death logistically. But with renewed interest in the Thor franchise after Taika Waititi's Ragnarok, maybe some new deals can be made to keep the likes of Thor and Loki in the shared universe. We'll just have to wait and see if the latter and Heimdall remain dead or return in some way in the future.

Avengers: Infinity War is in theaters now. In the meantime, check out our 2018 release list to plan your next trip to the movies.





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Why I'm A Little Concerned About Disneys Upcoming Remakes

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Why I'm A Little Concerned About Disneys Upcoming Remakes

In the past few years Disney has steadily been revisiting some of its animated classics with the "live-action" treatment, but in 2019 the studio is releasing three: Dumbo in March, Aladdin in May and The Lion King in July.

Whether you asked for these projects or not, remakes for Disney's most treasured films are now coming at full speed. Since these films (such as 2016's The Jungle Book and 2017's Beauty and the Beast) have gained both critical-acclaim and box office success, the studio has announced a long list of new movies in the works for next year and beyond. With all of these Disney remakes on the way, it's shifting from a trend to an ambitious venture by the studio toward seemingly remaking them all.

Disclaimer: I'm a huge Disney fan who grew up loving these animated classics and you know I memorized every note as a kid. I've also found myself enjoying quite a few of the remakes as well. As we head into the Disney deep end of reimagining some of the most beloved classics within the year, there are a few things I take issue with about these over $100 million budget blockbusters aiming at my sacred childhood favorites. So let's dive in.

It's More Of The SameAs a kid, the thought of being transported to a tangible mysterious jungle where Mowgli and Baloo live out their carefree lives was a dream. For The Jungle Book, the film was completely shot in sound stages in Los Angeles, making the DNA of the film almost completely CGI. Now since much of the cast of the reimagining only has a voice role or time with performance-capture technology, logistically it doesn't make sense for shooting to occur in the depths of India, but it kind of throws out why shooting live-action is intriguing to audiences in the first place.

Instead, audiences are left with CGI (just another form of animation) to recreate their favorite tales into a more realistic setting. However, the studio also opts for its visuals to come quite close to the concepts we've seen in the animated versions of the films. When Belle and the Beast have their iconic dance in the 2017 version, we do get to see a real-life actress dancing in the ballroom. Yet, the Beast is just a more complex animation of his 1991 version and because we've witnessed the scene before, no matter how spectacular the sets are or performances, the first one will be where our emotional attachment is found. So, the draw to see our favorite animated characters outside the animated world is only barely realized.

The incredible imagination that went into something such as the iconic opening scene of The Lion King backdropped by the "Circle of Life" again feels like a ripoff in the upcoming remake because it's almost a shot-for-shot recreation of the scene in the teaser trailer. These beautiful scenes seared into our memories seem only like a remaster or straight-up reenactment of the originals instead of genuine cinematic moments to be remembered.

Just Because Disney Can, Should It?There's an undeniable audience for Disney remake in the millions of fans who have supported the studio's animated projects over the years. Also, since Disney movies are often introduced at a young age, moviegoers grow up loving Disney animation. I think the studio knows that I've worn out my Aladdin viewings and still find myself going back to rewatch it. I'm assuming the company knows,"Hey, she'll watch it again on the big screen again too!" Of course, that's absolutely right, however, once I get there if I could theoretically nod off and still know what happened, is it a good enough movie?

There's something to be said about seeing your favorite actors define your favorite Disney characters, sure. There have been some amazing casting choices over the years for these remakes. However, since the studio hasn't taken too many risks or creative liberties with the character development of most of these reimaginings (Maleficent as an exception), many live in the shadows of their originals.

Emma Watson isn't replacing Paige O'Hara's voice as Belle anytime soon -- and the thought of a great talent such as Will Smith replacing a larger-than-life legendary performance such as Robin Williams' Genie isn't something that should have to be compared, but it's bound to happen in the coming months.

Recent remakes have set themselves up for near side-by-side comparisons with the original animated films. Sure, Belle had a little more backstory, and perhaps Disney will decide to take a completely different angle to Aladdin or add more to Lion King, but we've already seen the nostalgic Aladdin poster recreation of the original and a Lion King trailer highly inspired by the visuals of what we know.

It then comes down to Disney making these films again because it can and knows it will be successful anyway, but there's only so much passion and creativity that goes into a reenactment. It feels a lot more like the studio is looking for a film that will make money then telling the story again because it's genuinely the right time to.

Nostalgia Doesn't LastDisney already owes much of the success of its classics to the original fairytales and folklore many are inspired by. Making a classic out of a classic and then remaking that version seems a bit too far. The chances that the remake will offset the original are also quite slim, so so that turning these remakes into a spectacle of sentimentality is far from a timeless affair.

The studio is tasked with creating a truly nostalgic experience for audiences with maybe a few updates or slight changes. Like any nostalgic experience, such as looking back on a trinket or picture from your childhood, it momentarily takes you back to a fond time of your life and then you move forward with your day. If Disney just wants its new movies to live in this temporary feeling of nostalgia, the studio won't authentically move forward with the storytelling as an innovator such as themselves should be doing.

With these new releases, Disney is refining its CGI technology, but from a storyteller's perspective three releases in 2019 will be a rehash of what's already been told. Perhaps instead of remaking the most beloved films of the studio's past, if the studio tackled an animated film such as Atlantis: The Lost Empire which was a so-so film with great potential and a cult fanbase, it could avoid this trap. In that reality, a subpar animated film could be a viable live action hit with some tweaks.

Disney has long been an imaginative innovator and the studio continues to create some highly-entertaining and fun films both in animation and live-action. Yet, with so many nostalgic releases on the way, it just makes me also nostalgic for the time when the studio was pulling more of its focus on creating truly fresh stories for the audiences, springing classics were about to see again on the big screen in a more realistic way.




Many will agree that one of the best things that a remake can do is create a new take on a classic story, and that's why I'm genuinely looking forward to a lot of these upcoming Disney remakes.
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You might have noticed a "trend" in Disney movies in recent years. They've made quite a few live-action remakes of their animated films, and apparently, they're nowhere near finished - various sources have reported as many as nineteen upcoming live-action Disney remakes of previous animated Disney films, including Mulan, Dumbo, and Peter Pan.

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None of them. Remakes stifle creativity, allow studios to play it safe and not take risks at the expense of the new and unknown potential. They are lazy and safe and the practice shouldn't be encouraged as far as I am concerned -- especially to the degree we've reached. You should only try to remake something if you can do it better.
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