New Photos of Taskmaster, Michael Giacchino’s Score for The Batman, and more!
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New Photos of Taskmaster
Marvel has released a new photo from their upcoming film Black Widow. The photo shows Taskmaster in his full plated armor walking the streets at night. There is no further news about Black Widow at this time.
Michael Giacchino’s Score for The Batman
#TheBatman#CameraTesthttps://t.co/M1tAE2aTA1
— Matt Reeves (@mattreevesLA) February 13, 2020
Michael Giacchino recently talked about the creation of The Batman’s score. He explained that after reading the film’s script, he came up with a demo version, and Matt Reeves loved it so much, that he put it behind every presentation, promo, and reel, so when the costume reveal was released, the new theme was released with it. We’ll hear Giacchino’s full score when The Batman glides into theaters on June 25th, 2021.
New Photos of The Boys
Raging case of Apocalypse Anxiety? There's a cure! Watch #TheBoysTV on @PrimeVideo! See the show reviewers call "blasphemous" & "a sick work of perversion."
And I'm hard at work (remotely) on #Season2. Here's a few shots! @KarlUrban @antonystarr @TheBoysTV #TheBoys #SPNFamily pic.twitter.com/rHnw0REsIx
— Eric Kripke (@therealKripke) March 22, 2020
Writer and Editor Eric Kripke shared two new photos from Season 2 of The Boys. He gives us a closer look at Homelander and Billy Butcher explaining that he’s hard at work on Season 2. Kripke says that if anyone needs a cure for their “raging case of Apocalypse Anxiety, then The Boys Season 1 is on Amazon now.
Into the Spider-Verse “storywheel”
So here is the “storywheel” of @SpiderVerse . We did a big shakeup of the story less than a year from release and we had to figure out how to reshape sequences we had already boarded and animated and fold them in with new stuff. Oh and we rebroke the whole third act. pic.twitter.com/NYPcaPcXfH
— Phil Lord y Betancourt (@philiplord) March 22, 2020
Director Phil Lord shared a breakdown of the “storywheel” from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. The “storywheel”, he explains, is “less of an outline and more of a triage docket” adding that “it made sense basically to no one but us.” Looking at the storywheel does give us an incredibly interesting look at the makeup of a new fan favorite superhero film.
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