WATERWORLD MOVIE STARS SERIES
So far, there’s no showrunner, and they’re still seeking out writers, but it’s probably safe to assume that this streaming series will be for the Comcast streamer Peacock, since it’s being developed with Universal Television.įox added, “We’re talking to folks, but nobody locked in yet. But definitely, we’re in the building stages right now.” Original Producer John Davis is behind the planned series that is expected to follow some of the characters from the original movie, but would take place 20 years after the events in that movie.ĭavis’ long-time Davis Entertainment partner, John Fox, said, “We’re not 100% sure on the approach to the show. Jeff Sneider at Colliderreports that Dan Trachtenberg is attached to direct a new streaming series based on Kevin Costner‘s 1995 post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller, Waterworld. I also know that there’s no way everyone is going to be happy about it.” Johansson’s contract and furthermore, the release of Black Widow on Disney+ with Premier Access has significantly enhanced her ability to earn additional compensation on top of the $20M she has received to date.”īelow the Line‘s own columnist Neil Turitz explored this very subject over a month ago in his The Accidental Turitz column, which ended with the prescient conclusion: “I’m not sure, ultimately, where this leads, but I know that the landscape is going to continue to change. The lawsuit is especially sad and distressing in its callous disregard for the horrific and prolonged global effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Johansson’s claims with the statement, “There is no merit whatsoever to this filing.
It didn’t take too long for Disney to respond to Ms.
Johansson that the movie would be a theatrical release and that her compensation would “largely be based on box office receipts.” After delaying the movie more than a year, Disney announced the planned dual release a few months back.
According to the suit, Marvel had promised Ms. In the lawsuit filed on Thursday, Johansson claims that Disney’s day-and-date approach to the movie was a “breach of contract” since the streaming release took away from the theatrical box office, on which Johansson’s initial contract (probably signed long before even the announcement of Disney+) was based. This decision was announced months prior, but Disney decided to double down by announcing that the movie pulled in $60 million through the Disney+ initiative on Sunday morning. The biggest news that’s been shaking up the industry over the past 24 hours is that Scarlett Johansson is suing Walt Disney Studios over its decision to release Black Widow concurrently on Disney+ with Premier Access (for $29.99) on the same day as its theatrical release, back on July 9. Some viewers may be grossed out by the introduction of the Kevin Costner character, urinating and then distilling/drinking his own urine.Scarlet Johannson in Black Widow (Marvel/Disney – Photo by Jay Maidment) The flamboyant lead villain, at one point, is made to look like a Christian evangelical preacher. Much cigarette smoking, and some drinking-carousing happens among the bad guys. Swearing includes one use of the F-word, multiple S-bombs. A little girl is occasionally threatened with danger/death, usually via drowning. There's a gruesome threat of execution by drowning in some sort of sludge made from human decomposition, and a mutilated main villain demonstrates graphically that he's lost an eye. Frequent violence includes death by machine guns, spears guns, bombs, crashes, knife slashes, drownings, and fireballs. The heroine is glimpsed naked from the rear as she tries to use her body to bribe the hero (he declines the offer), and there's a near-rape of her by another man in a similar "business" arrangement. Parents need to know that this post-apocalyptic epic postulates a semi-barbarous future where everything is traded and bartered - including sex.
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