tim miller

‘Deadpool’ Director Says ‘The Goon’ Is Still Very Much Alive
‘Deadpool’ Director Says ‘The Goon’ Is Still Very Much Alive
‘Deadpool’ Director Says ‘The Goon’ Is Still Very Much Alive
You may recall a few years back, when Deadpool director Tim Miller released a proof-of-concept video for an R-rated CG-animated adaptation of Eric Powell’s beloved graphic novel The Goon. You may have also forgotten about it in the years since, but now that Miller delivered a record-breaking box office hit with another R-rated comic book adaptation, it looks like there’s been renewed interest in The Goon. While nothing is officially moving forward just yet, Miller seems pretty optimistic about its chances.
‘Deadpool’ VFX Reel Shows You How to Make a Colossus
‘Deadpool’ VFX Reel Shows You How to Make a Colossus
‘Deadpool’ VFX Reel Shows You How to Make a Colossus
We already knew that there were two actors involved with bringing Colossus to life in Deadpool: Andre Tricoteux provided the mo-cap performance for the larger-than-life X-Men character, while Stefan Kapicic provided his heavily-accented voice. But according to this interesting new VFX reel, there were three more performers involved in creating Colossus — yes, it took five whole men to make one giant mutant superhero.
Watch the ‘Justice League’ Short That Got Tim Miller the ‘Deadpool’ Directing Job
Watch the ‘Justice League’ Short That Got Tim Miller the ‘Deadpool’ Directing Job
Watch the ‘Justice League’ Short That Got Tim Miller the ‘Deadpool’ Directing Job
One of the more interesting questions following the massive success of Deadpool revolved around director Tim Miller, who went from never directing a movie, to directing the biggest opening in 20th Century Fox history. Ryan Reynolds is getting the credit he rightly deserves for starring and producing the film, but as one insider noted to The Hollywood Reporter, Miller “should get a lot, if not the
James Gunn Praises ‘Deadpool,’ Has Stern Words for Hollywood
James Gunn Praises ‘Deadpool,’ Has Stern Words for Hollywood
James Gunn Praises ‘Deadpool,’ Has Stern Words for Hollywood
Deadpool defied early predictions for a $65 million opening weekend and broke records with its $135 million box office take, validating Fox’s decision to green light a sequel before the film even properly hit theaters. The R-rated, hyper-violent, hyper-profane superhero flick is a hit, to say the least, and there’s a lesson to be learned from Fox taking a gamble on such a risky blockbuster — but Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn, like many of us, fears that studios might wind up taking the wrong lesson from Deadpool’s success.
‘Deadpool’ Broke Some Major Box Office Records
‘Deadpool’ Broke Some Major Box Office Records
‘Deadpool’ Broke Some Major Box Office Records
Early tracking for Fox's Deadpool solo film suggested that Tim Miller's profanity and violence-laden superhero outing would bring in around $65 million. That number inflated over the past week, and thanks to a strong preview night on Thursday, February 11, the estimate for the risky action film ballooned to $135 million — and that's precisely how much Deadpool made in its first three days in theaters, shattering a few box office records along the way.
‘Deadpool’ Won’t Have a Director’s Cut
‘Deadpool’ Won’t Have a Director’s Cut
‘Deadpool’ Won’t Have a Director’s Cut
Deadpool star T.J. Miller recently said that there’s a more profane, more violent and more “raw” cut of the film, leading many fans to believe that we’d eventually see an unrated, extended version of the movie hit DVD and Blu-ray. Unfortunately, that won’t be happening, as director Tim Miller has revealed that he has no plans for a director’s cut of Deadpool, so you’ll just have to enjoy the one that’s out there.
‘Deadpool’ Is Already Breaking Box Office Records
‘Deadpool’ Is Already Breaking Box Office Records
‘Deadpool’ Is Already Breaking Box Office Records
Tim Miller’s R-rated adaptation of the beloved, foul-mouthed superhero was on track to make $60 million at the box office this weekend, but Deadpool is now expected to top that estimate as it has already begun breaking box office records for February. The Merc With a Mouth’s first solo outing is primed for the biggest R-rated movie opening of all time, as well as the biggest opening for a film released in the month of February.
‘Deadpool’ Review: Faithful But Not Particularly Funny
‘Deadpool’ Review: Faithful But Not Particularly Funny
‘Deadpool’ Review: Faithful But Not Particularly Funny
Most comic book movies are meant to appeal to 12-year-olds. Deadpool is the first one feel like it was actually written by one. Gleefully puerile and deeply immature, it has plenty of what the MPAA calls “adult content,” but no actual content for adults; it’s just non-stop dick jokes (and ball jokes), bloody violence, and fourth wall breaks. In other words, it will be the favorite movie of 2016 of every underage boy who sneaks into it next weekend.
‘Deadpool’ Officially Rated R for All the Reasons You Expect
‘Deadpool’ Officially Rated R for All the Reasons You Expect
‘Deadpool’ Officially Rated R for All the Reasons You Expect
As promised by Ryan Reynolds and director Tim Miller, Deadpool is going to be much more faithful to the comics than the last time we saw the Merc With a Mouth on the big screen (the less said about that experience, the better). And to further illustrate that point, the film has officially earned an R rating, for all the reasons you might expect.
New ‘Deadpool’ Images Feature Axe-Wielding Ajax
New ‘Deadpool’ Images Feature Axe-Wielding Ajax
New ‘Deadpool’ Images Feature Axe-Wielding Ajax
The trailers for Deadpool have shown off the anti-superhero film’s anti-superhero sense of humor, some interesting supporting characters boasting some enhanced abilities, lots of violence, plenty of one-liners, and even a few glimpses of X-Men pal Colossus. And while we’ve seen a bit of Ed Skrein’s Ajax, we haven’t seen much of the fighting that goes on between the big bad and the Merc With a Mouth.

Load More Articles