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EXCLUSIVE: Three of the biggest action directors in the game are coming together to help give a new spin on one of the decades most acclaimed action pics. Sources tell Deadline Netflix has come on to a new reimagining of Gareth Evans cult classic The Raid, tapping Patrick Hughes to direct with Michael Bay and XYZ Films on board to produce. Evans will exec produce along with Range Media Partners, who reps all three talents. Hughes will co-write the script with James Beaufort.

EXCLUSIVE: While the final season of her hit show Ozark is set to premiere later this month, Emmy-winner Julia Garner looks to be already setting up her next big project as sources tell Deadline she has signed on to star in Paramount Players’ Apartment 7A. John Krasinski and Allyson Seeger are producing via Sunday Night as well as Michael Bay, Andrew Form and Brad Fuller, who will produce via Platinum Dunes.

Armageddon predicted NASA’s attempt to destroy an asteroid.On Tuesday (November 23), a robot spacecraft lifted off from California which aims to crash into an asteroid to change its trajectory. If the mission is successful, it’ll mean NASA could deflect a potential asteroid heading towards Earth.In 1998 sci-fi film Armageddon, an oil-drilling team is hired by NASA to blow up an asteroid with a nuclear bomb.Noting the similarities on Instagram, director Bay wrote: “I told you so.

New York Times. “We don’t want to be flying an untested capability when we’re trying to save a population on the Earth’s surface.”Bay conceded the differences between the real NASA mission and the more outlandish one in his film.

The action-packed new trailer for Michael Bay’s “Ambulance” has been released.

Netflix is pulling out all the stops for TUDUM, their big global event basically hawking and showing off all their wares. The streaming studio is beyond being an underdog in the world of film and now they’re getting into the realm of gigantic blockbusters.

While Jake Gyllenhaal may not be that into bathing, the actor has found plenty of ways to keep himself busy during the pandemic. Mainly acting.

Colin Jost is bringing back the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles with a brand new movie!

Jordan Moreau Brothers Casey and Colin Jost are co-writing a brand new “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” movie for Paramount Pictures.The untitled, live-action movie is separate from the CGI-animated version that Seth Rogen is producing for Paramount and Nickelodeon.Michael Bay, Andrew Form, Brad Fuller, Scott Mednick and Galen Walker are producing the new “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” film.

EXCLUSIVE: Coming off his Emmy nomination for his work as a writer on Saturday Night Live, Colin Jost is continuing to build out his film slate and looks to have landed a big IP to give his own spin to. Sources tell Deadline, Jost and his brother, Casey, have been tapped to co-write a new Untitled Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film for Paramount Pictures.

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So says every warden on today’s podcast, Alcatraz was the most secure prison ever constructed. Film directors, of course, took that as a challenge and gave us movies about prisoners with dreams too big for the famous San Francisco jail.

Last year, it was announced that Jeff Nichols would write and direct a third installment in the franchise, based on an original idea by John Krasinski. Plot details are being kept under wraps.Michael Bay, Andrew Form and Brad Fuller will produce via Platinum Dunes alongside Krasinski through his Sunday Night banner with partner, Allyson Seeger.

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorAfter a strong weekend opening for “A Quiet Place 2,” Paramount has dated a third entry in the horror franchise for March 31, 2023.“Mud” director David Nichols will take over from John Krasinki as helmer, with a story based on an idea by Krasinski.

Imagine a world wherein Jonah Hill played a notable role in Michael Bay’s 2009 critically-panned ‘Transformers’ sequel, “Revenge of the Fallen.” Not quite on my bingo card either. However, that reality wasn’t too far off – if it wasn’t for the astute, almost clairvoyant advice of Seth Rogen.

It’s been almost an entire week since “Godzilla vs. Kong” debuted in theaters and on HBO Max, so it’s about time we can talk about the elephant in the room, err, maybe the Mecha in the room.

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Jake Gyllenhaal is covered in soot while filming an action-packed scene for his upcoming movie Ambulance.

Eiza Gonzalez works with some paramedics while training for her upcoming movie Ambulance on Thursday (January 14) in Los Angeles.

Eiza Gonzalez will be starring opposite Jake Gyllenhaal in the upcoming action-thriller Ambulance, which is being directed by Michael Bay.

Say what you will about Michael Bay, his overuse of explosions and slow-motion hero shots, but the man can get a pretty good cast together. Case in point, last month it was reported that Jake Gyllenhaal was in talks to star in Bay’s new film, “Ambulance.” Now, he’s getting some company in the form of one of the best up-and-coming actors we have today: Yahya Abdul-Mateen II.

You’ll get to see the upcoming pandemic thriller Songbird a lot sooner than expected!

If you define “ironic” based on the famous ‘90s-era Alanis Morissette song of the same name, then what is happening to the film “Songbird” is very much like “rain on your wedding day.” You see, the Michael Bay-produced thriller was written and produced during the recent lockdown and tells the story of a world that is still shut down due to a mutated strain of COVID.

This is not a test, people. We have a Michael Bay alert! Make sure to say a prayer for the cars that are going to explode, the big guns that will be fired, the muscles that will need to be oiled up, and the cinematographer that will have to do so, so, so many slow-motion hero shots.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, John Krasinski, 41, who also directed and co-wrote 2018 movie A Quiet Place and its’ sequel, will be producing a third film in the franchise alongside Michael Bay, Andrew Form and Brad Fuller.

John Krasinski has a new idea for another A Quiet Place movie, and it looks like it’s happening!

Are you ready for a thriller about an unstoppable pandemic (dubbed COVID-23) that is wiping out millions of humans and forced people to stay in lockdown for four years? Maybe it’s a bit too soon? Well, the people behind the upcoming film, “Songbird,” sure hope you’re ready.

As is always expected when a worldwide news story captures headlines for an extended period of time, COVID-19 has already inspired a number of new film and TV projects, including the upcoming feature, “Songbird,” produced by Michael Bay. The film, which was conceived, written, and filmed during the past 8 months, stars KJ Apa and there’s already a first look at the thriller set in a seemingly dystopian future that mirrors our current reality.