As reported by The New York Times, Val Kilmer sadly passed away on Tuesday in Los Angeles. Pneumonia was the cause of death, as confirmed by his daughter, Mercedes Kilmer. At the time of his passing, he was 65 years old and had previously battled throat cancer in 2014, from which he later recovered according to his daughter.
This week at CinemaCon, Lionsgate has confirmed the production of another John Wick film. Unlike a prequel scenario where Wick appears before his supposed death in John Wick: Chapter 4, or a spinoff focusing on Donnie Yen’s character Caine – which is also in development with Yen himself set to direct it – this upcoming movie will continue the story of the main character, John Wick.
Contrary to streaming services that may abruptly remove or change the availability of your preferred movies, documentaries, and TV shows anytime they wish, physical media offers a more reliable experience as it’s consistently accessible whenever you choose to watch it.
Some titles become so iconic and unforgettable that it’s challenging to replicate them. Only one film can be known as “Citizen Kane,” and as of now, no other movie has been titled “The Dark Knight.” The unique and memorable titles of great films contribute significantly to their lasting impact in our minds. However, with the vast number of movies available, it’s impossible for each one to have a completely distinct title. Intriguingly, there are many films – even famous ones – that share the same title with a different movie altogether.
According to recent announcements, a live-action “Legend of Zelda” movie, directed by Wes Ball (known for “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes”), is set to hit theaters in 2027. Notably, Ball has been behind the camera for all three “Maze Runner” films as well.
The director of the 2017 black comedy slasher film “Happy Death Day” and its sequel, which premiered in 2019, revealed that while he is eager to begin writing a new script, he has had some unusual conversations with Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Productions.