Warner Bros. will shoot a super villainous blockbuster
As it became known to the journalists The Tracking Board , the studio Warner Bros. decided to buy from the film company 20th Century Fox the rights to film the comic strip by Mark Millar and Steve McNiven Nemesis .Initially, Tony Scott was supposed to take the helm of the project. After the director's death, Fox hired Joe Carnahan (Team A), who had been working on the plot since 2010, as director. The script earned praise from Millar , who announced in February this year that Fox would be ready to begin filming Nemesis if successful at the box office. Kingsman: The Secret Service. The reasons for the unexpected change of plans of the leadership of 20th Century Fox have not yet been reported. The film adaptation will be produced by Ridley Scott's Scott Free company and curated by WB by Drew Crevello and Nick Mavincourve.  The protagonist of Nemesis is a genius, billionaire and martial artist Matt Anderson , who decides to take revenge on policeman Blake Morrow for the death of his supervillain parents. As part of the comic promotion campaign, Millar used the slogan: "What would happen if Batman became Joker ?"  This spring, Kingsman , with a record of $ 406 million , became the most financially successful adaptation of Millar comics. Earlier, heroes of his graphic novels such as Wanted and Kick-Ass were visiting the big screens. The Topic of Article: Warner Bros. will shoot a super villainous blockbuster. |
