Director Brad Bird confirms there will be no Ratatouille 2, believing Remy's story is complete. Bird has rebuffed Pixar's suggestions for a sequel, emphasizing the narrative's conclusion. Meanwhile, he's involved in The Incredibles 3.
Nicolas Cage shares his experience of being snubbed by top directors after turning down roles, including Christopher Nolan's Insomnia. Cage praises David O. Russell for giving him a second chance in the upcoming Madden biopic. The actor reflects on his selective approach to projects and the consequences that follow.
In a surprising move, Greg Mottola, known for directing comedy hits like Superbad, is reportedly set to direct a DCU film featuring iconic villains Deathstroke and Bane. This unexpected pairing raises questions about the movie's tone, potentially leaning towards a buddy comedy. The project, written by Matthew Orton, is still in early stages with no finalized script.
A new Planet of the Apes film reboot is in the works, with The Fantastic Four: First Steps director Matt Shakman at the helm. Shakman is developing an original story separate from the previous installment, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes. This move seemingly shelves the planned trilogy, with the release date and impact on Shakman's Fantastic Four commitments uncertain.
Hokum director Damian McCarthy expresses regrets over his debut film Caveat, citing rushed scriptwriting due to budget constraints. Despite its success and enduring scare factor, McCarthy wishes for another chance to refine it. His reflections offer insight into the evolution of his directing style, evident in subsequent films like Oddity and Hokum.
