J Blakeson made quite an impression with his directorial debut with The Disappearance of Alice Creed, but we haven’t had anything from him since then. Now he may have found his next project, as he’s circling the science fiction thriller The Fifth Wave, according to Variety.
Sony is backing the movie, which is based on the Rick Yancey’s novel. It follows a girl searching for her brother after a series of alien invasions have destroyed humanity’s resolve. She is on the run from being that look human but aren’t, and then runs into the mysterious Evan Walker, who may be her and her brother’s only hope.
Graham King and Tobey Maguire are producing (Maguire isn’t currently attached to star), with the hope that this can become a franchise.
Derek Cianfrance’s profile has certainly risen thanks to Blue Valentine and The Place Beyond The Pines. Now he’s planning his next movie, with 
After decades in the making, The Man From U.N.C.L.E. is finally making the jump from TV to the big screen, with Guy Ritchie directing and Armie Hammer and Henry Cavill in the lead roles. With just a week to go until it starts shooting they’ve got some new company, as 
While One Direction’s 3D documentary, This Is Us, topped the three-day weekend, when estimates for the Labor Day holiday were added in, The Butler held off the boy band onslaught to take the top spot on the US box office chart with $20 million.
A couple of years ago several versions of Treasure Island went into development, although none actually made it into production. Now The Fugitive director Andrew Davis, who hasn’t made a film since the 2006 drama The Guardian, has revealed that he is planning a modern-day remake of Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel, entitled Thieves Fortune, according to