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Latino Review has broken the news that David Goyer will write the new Superman movie, to be titled The Man of Steel !

In possibly one of the biggest superhero movie shockers since the last one--when was the Spider-Man reboot, three weeks ago?-- Deadline Hollywood is now reporting that The Dark Knight and Batman Begins director Christopher Nolan has been assigned the potentially thankless task of being the latest filmmaker assigned by Warner Bros. to try to save the "Superman" franchise, in this case in a mentoring capacity to figure out the best way to proceed.

Don't act like you didn't see it coming... Most of us remember the 2003 film version of DAREDEVIL. A lot of people were really excited (I might be stretching it here) to see the Ben Affleck take on the role of Matt Murdock. The rest of the cast consisted of Jennifer Garner as Elektra, Colin Farrell as Bullseye, Michael Clarke Duncan as Kingpin/Wilson Fisk, Jon Favreau as Franklin Nelson, and the list goes on....
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MTV talked to David Goyer about what we can expect for Ghost Rider 2, which he says is "not exactly a reboot," picks up eight years after the first film, and is targeting a 2010 shoot.

This is why it does pay to keep track of whispers and rumors on our great Internet. Back in March, IESB.net reported that Fox was toying with the idea of a Fantastic Four reboot. I thought it was too soon, many of you did too, although the general consensus seemed to be that we'd all like them to return after a bit of a breather.

MTV talked to Nicolas Cage, who says he's still interested in a sequel to Ghost Rider but would like to do a "reconceive." Moving away from the Western style of the first film, he sees a second film as more of an "international story" that may bring the character to Europe for a team-up with the Catholic Church. You can watch the interview segment below!

IESB's has heard word around town is Fantastic Four over at 20th Century Fox is gearing up for a reboot.

Has Bryan Singer abandoned the Superman movie franchise for "Logan's Run"? And has Warner Bros. approached the Wachowski Brothers about putting together a new Man of Steel trilogy? According to James McTeigue, the answer to both questions is "yes."

Around 2007, rumors of a possible revamp of longtime pulp stalwart “The Shadow” began popping up around the message boards, fueled by veteran producer Michael Uslan’s insistence that this time around he’d be offering fans a take on the character that’s more true to his roots.