Not much has been heard about Tron 3 recently (and with the financial disaster that is John Carter hanging over Disney, they may decide against taking a punt on the movie at all), but it appears the film is still in the works, as Tron: Legacy screenwriters Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis have been talking about the next installment at WonderCon.
When asked whether Kevin Flynn and Tron will return in the Untitled Tron Legacy Sequel – which if you’ve seen Legacy wouldn’t initially seem likely – io9 reports Horowitz and Kitsis cryptically said, “I would say the definition of life and death in the digital realm… will be explored in the sequel!”
David DiGilio is writing the Tron: Legacy sequel, but Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis are very involved and set co-produce the movie (they stepped aside on writing the screenplay due to their production schedule on the TV series Once Upon a Time, which they co-created).
As to whether Tron 3 will actually get made, Kitsis says, “David DiGilio is writing it. Joe (Kosinski) is right now shooting Horizons but we’ve had a lot of meetings and conversations and we’ve seen the first draft of the Tron sequel. Sometimes movies don’t happen as quickly as you want. Our hope is to get something going sooner [rather than later].”
I have a feeling that following the success of 21 Jump Street, a huge amount of buddy cop comedies are going to go into development. Jonah Hill’s old cohort Seth Rogen is already part of the charge, as 
Following the success of Chronicle, Josh Trank became a hugely in-demand young man. He’s already attached to Sony’s planned Venom movie, there was talk he may take on The Fantastic Four, and now 
It’s not often that a studio will come out and say how much money they’re expecting to lose on a particular movie, but it seems Disney knows their losses on John Carter are going to be so big they need to tell investors in the hope of warding off future anger. As a result, the company has released a statement that essentially tells shareholders the film has single-handedly shoved the studio into the red for the next few months.
Some people would already consider Jake Gyllenhaal an enemy, as the actor manages to bring out a strange and rather inexplicable sense of loathing in some. We like him here though! And now Jake’s in talks to star in an film called An Enemy for director Denis Villeneuve (Incendies).
A biopic of Alan Turing is long overdue, but has probably been a long time coming as the film world was scared off by his sexuality and the rather tragic end to his tale. However a few months ago Warner Bros. bought the spect script The Imitiation Game, which is about Turing, and at the time Leo Dicaprio was said to have the inside track on the main role.
Jonah Hill must be feeling pretty pleased with himself today. It was his idea to turn the 80s TV show 21 Jump Street into a modern buddy cop comedy, which has turned out to be a great success.