Venom: Let There Be Carnage is PG-13 and a new poster is revealed!

 

Still sticking to its US release date of October 15, Sony Pictures and Marvel have revealed that "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" will be PG-13 - as well as a brand new poster featuring the cast and the two enemy symbiotes Venom and Carnage who will be played by Tom Hardy and Woody Harrelson respectively!

The film is directed by Andy Serkis, aka Gollum of the Middle-Earth movies and Ulysses Klaue of the MCU!

Venom: Let There Be Carnage new trailer unleashes Woody Harrelson as Carnage!

 

After promising that "there's gonna be Carnage" at the mid-credits scene of the first film, we finally get to see Woody Harrelson unleash his bloody rage as the villainous Cletus Kasady/ Carnage against Tom Hardy's Venom in the long awaited new trailer to "Venom: Let There Be Carnage"!

Check out the new footage below and see what director Andy Serkis has in store for fans of the Lethal Protector and his ultimate adversary!

VENOM: LET THERE BE CARNAGE - Official Trailer 2

Venom: Let There Be Carnage is slated to arrive in cinemas soon!

Venom: Let There Be Carnage unleashes its very first trailer and poster

 

One of the most anticipated first looks for upcoming superhero movies is finally here, as Sony Pictures, Columbia Pictures, and Marvel have unleashed the very first trailer and poster for Venon: Let There Be Carnage - the sequel to 2018's Venom that's directed by Andy Serkis and brings Tom Hardy back as Eddie Brock along with his namesake symbiote buddy as they deal with a new threat played by Woody Harrelson - Cletus Kasady aka Carnage!

VENOM: LET THERE BE CARNAGE - Official Trailer

Venom: Let There Be Carnage will be coming soon to cinemas!

ICYMI: James McAvoy, Kat Dennings, and more cast for “The Sandman” audio drama

Critically acclaimed English author and writer Neil Gaiman’s best work is going to get a star studded cast behind its upcoming audio drama presentation, as The Hollywood Reporter has broken the story that “The Sandman” has found its lead cast of actors to voice the characters of the epic dark fantasy series that’s published by DC Comics - starting with the original series under the Vertigo imprint in 1989. “Wanted” and “X-Men Movies” star James McAvoy will lead the assemble as Morpheus/ Dream, while others like Kat Dennings play Death, Taron Egerton as John Constantine, Andy Serkis as Matthew the Raven, and Michael Sheen as Lucifer.

Gaiman himself will be narrating the drama as expected, and the first chapter is set for release on July 15 - covering the first three graphic novels of the series.

Venom 2 is now "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" - arrives June 25, 2021

With the world on pause and dealing with the effects of the corona virus pandemic, Sony Pictures and Marvel have decided to push back the release of their "Venom" sequel from its original October release this year to the middle of 2021 instead. That may sound disappointing to fans, but it's quite understandable given the present world circumstances - and to help tease and tide things over a bit - the studio has revealed the new official title to the film - "Venom: Let There Be Carnage".


With the announcement of the title, Sony has also unveiled the official logo for the sequel - which will be directed by Andy Serkis and will once again star Tom Hardy as Eddie Brock/ Venom, who deals with a new nemesis in Woody Harrelson's Cletus Kasady, aka Carnage.


Venom 2 is set for release on June 25, 2021 in the US.

Venom 2: First look at Woody Harrelson as Cletus Kasady shared by Tom Hardy

If you stuck around the credits for Sony and Marvel's 2018 Spider-Man spin-off film "Venom", you would have seen the very first look at actor Woody Harrelson as Cletus Kasady - better known to fans of Marvel Comics as the host of Venom's "son" and mortal enemy - Carnage!


Venom (2018) - Carnage Scene
Now that filming has officially begun for the sequel, Tom Hardy has shared via his Instagram an official look at Harrelson back as Kasady - sporting a new look too.

Venom 2, directed by motion capture master and actor Andy Serkis, is scheduled for release on October of this year.

A different kind of Jungle Book tale awaits with the first poster & trailer for "Mowgli"

Coming this October and giving a much different and darker take on Rudyard Kipling's classic story "The Jungle Book", Warner Bros. Pictures and actor/ director and motion capture master Andy Serkis present "Mowgli" - the human child who was raised by a pack of wolves and mentored by Baloo the bear and Bagheera the panther who ultimately has to come face to face with his origins and the terror of the fearsome tiger known as Shere Khan.

Starring a stellar cast of Hollywood talents like Christian Bale, Benedict Cumberbatch, Cate Blanchett, Naomi Harris, and even Andy Serkis himself who lend their voices to the awe inspiring characters of the story, Mowgli will be played by young child actor Rohan Chand. Check out the trailer below:


MOWGLI - Official 1st Trailer
Mowgli will be released in theaters in the Philippines on October 18 c/o Warner Bros. Philippines.

Movie Review: Rise of the Planet of the Apes

It should be opening in theaters by the time you read this, but after seeing the premiere last Tuesday courtesy of 20th Century Fox and SM Cinemas, let me reassure anyone having doubts about this movie that this hardly your B-rated, Science Fiction experience one can easily mistake to be typical. Surprisingly, Rise of the Planet of the Apes harkens that type of reboot appeal that films like Batman Begins and Casino Royale started, and gives fans of the genre renewed hope that this is the start of bigger things to come. I'll get into details on what I mean as we come down to the review. It's more than your average popcorn flick, I'll give it that.

Movie: CRise of the Planet of the Apes

Starring: James Franco, Freida Pinto, Andy Serkis, Tom Felton, Brian Cox, John Lithgow
Directed By: Rupert Wyatt

As a reboot/ prequel to what becomes the Ape revolution, Rise of the Planet of the Apes tells the story of a young and intelligent chimpanzee's relationship with humans and his rise to power with his brethren. In the lead we have the talented young actor James Franco, who plays Dr. Will Rodman, a scientist researching on a treatment for Alzheimer's Disease. His passion for finding the "cure" is further boosted by the fact that his own father (played by John Lithgow) suffers from it as well, so he tirelessly places a lot of effort into the project, with the company sponsoring his research giving him access to funds and tests on chimpanzees. When he initially finds a breakthrough in the form of a captured chimp named "Bright Eyes", Rodman immediately tries to push for human testing procedures. Unfortunately, his dreams are quickly quashed as Bright Eyes goes wild in the facility, forcing security to put the ape down. As Rodman and his project are put on hold and is summarily told to put the rest of the apes down, he suddenly finds himself in the care of Bright Eyes' baby chimpanzee, Caesar (played by motion capture actor Andy Serkis). Saved from being put down after being born inside the lab, Caesar is raised by Dr. Rodman in the good doctor's own house, and shows tremendous potential since he was born with the enhanced abilities that his mother received when she was experimented on while pregnant with him. Displaying growing intelligence that rivals that of a human, Caesar's progress provides Rodman with data and inspiration that brings him back on track with his cure search. Unfortunately, circumstances beyond that which the good doctor and Caesar could possibly predict will lead to a chain of events that forces the intellectual primate to take action, which will begin the rise of the apes and the eventual fall of mankind.