The Results For The 2nd Annual Capeys: Movies

The 2nd Annual Capey Awards: Movies

The votes have been cast, the points have been tallied, and the winners have been chosen. Welcome to the results to the 2nd annual Capey Awards. Your favorite Caped Informers got together and decided what was the best of the best in Superhero films in 2014. Well, Jabba looks excited let's get started!

Did someone say the Capey Awards?

Comic Movie of The Year
Amazing Spiderman 2
Captain America: The Winter Solider
Guardians of The Galaxy
TMNT
X-Men: Days Of Future Past

Winner: Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Captain America: The Winter Soldier only beat out Guardians of the Galaxy by a single vote.  So in short you could say it was a great year for Marvel Studios. Both their films were both critical and box office successes, but we gave the edge to the Captain. His 70's esque political thriller was riveting. It also helps that it had Scarlet Johansson. Never hurts to throw in a little Scarjo

Best Sci-Fi Movie of The Year
Dawn of The Planet of The Apes
Edge of Tomorrow (Live, Die, Repeat)
Godzilla
Interstellar
Snowpiercer

Winner: Dawn Of The Planet Of the Apes

This was another tough race. All five movies were excellent sci-fi, but at the end of the day we choose Dawn. The apes may have been the most compelling characters in cinema in this year. It's truly amazing how great the reboot to the classics have been.

Best Lead Hero
Captain America (Chris Evans)
Spiderman (Andrew Garfield)
Star Lord (Chris Pratt)
Wolverine (Hugh Jackman)
Caesar (Andy Serkis)

Winner: Captain America (Chris Evans)

No other hero has had as big of a character arc as Captain America has in his 3 movie appearances. He has gone from a government lap dog to full on rebel.

Best Supporting Hero
Black Widow (Scar Jo)
Falcon (Anthony Mackie)
Rocket Racoon (Bradley Cooper)
Professor X (James McAvoy)
Groot (Vin Disel)

Winner: Rocket Racoon (Bradley Cooper)

Rocket and Groot burst into the mainstream this year. It was another close race here. In the end thought the raccoon edged out the tree because of his brilliant prison escape.

Best Villain
The Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan)
Ronan (Lee Pace)
HYDRA
Magneto (Michael Fassbender)
Alexander Pierce (Robert Redford)

Winner: HYDRA

HYDRA is that evil organization that you just can't help but love. HAIL HYDRA!



The Grab Bag Award
Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone)
Mystique (Jennifer Lawrence)
Quicksilver (Evan Peters)
Drax (Bautista)
Gamora (Zoe Saldana)

Winner: Quicksilver (Evan Peters)

For having easily the coolest sequence this year, Qucicksilver gets the Capey!

Best Director
Russo Bros. (Captain America: The Winter Soldier)
James Gunn (Guardians of Galaxy)
Brian Singer (X-Men: DOFP)
Matt Reeves (Dawn of the Planet of the Apes)
Chris Nolan (Interstellar)


Winner: Russo Bros. (Captain America: The Winter Soldier)

The Russo Bros. came in and took over a character that had been under-appreciated within the MCU and turned him into a star.


Best Movie Fight
Cap 2 Fighting WS on the Highway
TMNT vs. Shredder
GOTG Prison Break
X-Men Against Future Sentinels
Spidey vs. Gobby

Winner: Cap 2 Fighting WS on the Highway

Esquite knife work

Funniest Movie Scene
Quicksilver Saves the Day
Groot Murder a Few Guys
Drax Steals a Dude's Knife
Rocket Needs that Guy's Leg
Captain America Goes to the Apple Store

Winner: Rocket Needs that Guy's Leg

Best Elevator Scene
Professor X Punching Magneto
Gwen Stacy Meeting Max Dillon/Harry Osborn
Cap Critically Injures 15 Guys
The Turtles Jam session on the elevator

Winner: Cap Critically Injures 15 Guys

2014 was truly the year of the elevator. Whether it was Gwen Stacy conveniently meeting both bad guys from Amazing Spiderman 2 or Cap beating the piss out of HYDRA agents, everything was happening on an elevator. Even in real life, shit was going down in elevators. Solange beat the shit of Jay-Z. Then Ray Rice struck his wife like the piece of shit Raven he is. Was just a crazy year behind those closed doors.

Worst Movie Villain (The Aldrin Killan Award)
Electro
Ronan
The Rhino
Green Goblin
The Shredder

Winner: Electro

Best Buds!

I have shat on Electro countless times before, so I won't do it again here. I would like to instead thank Marc Webb for providing 3 villains for this list. Great job buddy, keep up the good work. You made Aldrin Killan proud by filling out this category.

Biggest Disappointment
Amazing Spiderman 2
TMNT
Sin City: A Dame To Kill For

Winner: The Amazing Spiderman 2

Wouldn't exactly call it his greatest...

Another thank you for TASM 2, for being so bad that Sony had to run to Marvel for help. Though it is a shame you wasted Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone's talents.

You Need To Be Replaced Award
Marc Webb (Director of TASM 2)
Josh Appelbaum, André Nemec (Writers of TMNT)

Jonathan Liebesman (Director TMNT)

Avi Arad and Matt Tolmach (Producers of TASM 2)

Megan Fox (Actress in TMNT)

Winner: Avi Arad and Matt Tolmach (Producers of TASM 2)

Immediately after I wrote these nominations these two dumbasses were demoted. #IMadeItHappen #NotReally

Best Sexually Charged Moment

Hipster Cap and Black Widow make out on an escalator

Peter stalks Gwen as Spiderman

Gamora does not succumb to Star Lord's pelvic sorcery

Wolverine's ass shot

Winner: Wolverine's ass shot

Last year, Hugh Jackman took home the Capey for best lead hero. This year he takes home the Capey for best ass. His wife must be proud.

Best Animated Movie

Justice League: War

Justice League: Throne of Atlantis

Batman: Assault on Arkham

Son of Batman

Lego Movie

Winner: Batman: Assault on Arkham

Any movie that gratuitous violence, sex, and Batman is an automatic winner. Sorry, Lego Movie. You got snubbed at the Oscars and at the Capeys.

Best Movie Trailer/Teaser

Avengers: Age Of Ultron

Guardians of The Galaxy

Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens

Ant-Man

Winner: Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens

88 seconds of pure bliss. December cannot get here fast enough!

Thanks for reading and congratulations to all the winners! What was your favorite movie last year? Let us know in the comments or on twitter @Caped_Informers or @cstrand73. Be sure to check back regularly for more show/movie reviews and editorials regarding the comic book universe. The Capeys TV winners will be posted later this week!

Is 'The Amazing Spiderman' Franchise in Trouble?

Amid recent reports that The Amazing Spiderman 3 has been pushed back to 2017, one of the screenwriters for ASM 2 Robert Orci has told IGN Movies that he has exited the sequel.  "I don't know what their plans are for that franchise," Orci said. Then when asked if he would return for future installments he said "I don't ever want to say never, but we have to figure out what their scheduling is in terms of when they want each movie. I've read probably as much as anyone else. There's a love for the Sinister Six, the idea of Venom -- there's an idea of Spider-Man's going to be one of these characters that's part of our business. He's such a popular character. Spider-Man's not going to go away any time soon. When it all happens and how and all that has yet to be determined." Orci's next project will be directing the JJ-less Star Trek 3.

Source: IGN Movies

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First off I would to say that I'm not the biggest fan of Robert Orci or his former writing partner Alex Kurtzman. They have many shitty projects clogging up their combined resume including Cowboys vs Aliens and Transformers: Revenge Of the Fallen. Overall they are mediocre writers at best. They are the geniuses behind using super blood as a plot device in both Star Trek: Into Darkness and ASM 2. Fuck, I wouldn't be surprised if they are the ones who proposed the idea that the aliens' motivation in Cowboys vs Aliens was that they wanted our gold. Just terrible. So somehow these two were believed to be featured heavily in the future of the ASM franchise. Kurtzman was to direct Venom and both of them were expected to pen the upcoming sequel. That was all before the lukewarm critical and box office reception of ASM 2. So now Orci is off to ruin Star Trek and Kurtzman is god knows where. So where does that leave Spiderman and his spinoffs?

What is really interesting is Orci's comments about not knowing the schedule of future Spidey films. A few months ago it seemed very set in stone that Amazing Spiderman 3 would be released in 2016. But in a post ASM 2 world, that no longer seems so certain. Same thing with Venom and the Sinister Six. Sony's plans for the villainous spinoffs seemed like a guarantee, but now Orci's comments make it sound like the studio is weary to make those flicks.

So let's face the facts, Amazing Spiderman 2 has (at least temporarily) crippled the once promising franchise. As a staff we gave the film an 7.5, but others were not as kind. So what was the problem with the movie? Andrew Garfield sure of hell isn't, he is a great Spiderman. Emma Stone was once again top notch. The problem is Marc Webb and the writing team. Webb has swung and missed on both of the mains villains and focus of the first two movies. 

I have never particularly found the Lizard to be an exciting villain and as for Electro, Jamie Foxx's performance of wasn't the problem, the way he was misused was. The character was extremely powerful (superpowers-wise), it just did not feel like the main villain of the film though. He was only around so when the time was right he could break Harry Osborn in Oscorp and give us a Goblin origin. Still somehow in forgien markets this film had the subtitle Rise Of Electro. Even though Electro is missing through most of the film and done away with rather quickly in the finale so that the more compelling villain Green Goblin can fuck with Peter. Webb has stated that Electro is his favorite Spiderman villain, yet the character felt like he didn't belong in this movie. 

The other main problem I have with Webb is his focus on Peter's parents. The storyline had an  obvious ending and took away valuable screen time from other scenes that could have improved the film. It just further made the film jumbled by making it spin more story lines. Also nobody has ever given a shit about Peter's parents. Like seriously I'm surprised this franchise even attempted to address them.

So yes maybe The Amazing Spiderman franchise is delaying it's 3rd film and subsequent spinoffs. But truthfully I find this to be a good thing. This franchise needs to find a new direction. Orci leaving is a good start, but I really believe Sony needs to replace Webb as well. He is great with the romantic scenes, but I'm sorry to tell him that Spiderman isn't all about romance. He picks and misuses the villains of his films and I do not want to see him ruin characters like Venom or Kraven anytime soon. Get a new writing team and tell Webb to hit the curb. Hopefully then Andrew Garfield can get a movie that his fantastic portrayal of Spiderman deserves.

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Title Pull List Tuesday: (6/24/14)

Huge week! Great comics all over the place.

1. Batman #32 (DC)

2. Superman #32 (DC)

3. C.O.W.L. #2 (Image)

4. Amazing Spiderman #3 (Marvel)

5. Justice League #31 (DC)

Christian's Extra Pick: Trees #2

Absolutely sexy week of comics.

Editorial: Comparing the Spiderman Franchises

Sony has churned out five Spiderman movies over two different franchises in the last 12 years. Some of the films have been great, others not so much. So I thought I would throw my two cents in and compare the two franchises. Expect SPOILERS from all Spidey films. Let us begin...

1. Better Peter Parker/Spiderman: Andrew Garfield

Why?: After seeing two full movies with Garfield as Spidey, I can confidently say that he is the Superior Spiderman. He nails Spidey's fun loving and joking nature, while also being able to portray  Peter Parker's more dramatic moments. Garfield's Peter Parker has also cries less, which is a plus. The original trilogy had Maguire openly weeping more than cracking jokes. That is not Maguire's fault, but his Spiderman feels a lot less like the comic character than Garfield's.

2. Better Love Interest: Emma Stone/Gwen Stacy

Why?: This was the easiest decision of the bunch. Emma Stone's Gwen is the far better love interest of Peter Parker. Gwen was able to help Spiderman defeat his villains in each of the Amazing Spiderman films, while Kristen Dunst's MJ would always find her way to cause problems for Peter. Gwen is smart, beautiful, and understanding. She has a natural likability to her that Dunst's MJ was just unable to achieve.

3. Better Villains: The Original Trilogy (Doc Ock, Gobby, etc.)

Why?: Alfred Molina's Doctor Octopus almost single handedly won this category for the original trilogy. The beef I have had with all the villain's of the Spidey franchise is that have been sympathetic foes with voices in their heads. For that reason I am excited to see where Dehaan's Goblin goes from the ending of Amazing Spiderman 2. He has been the only villain out the 8 (I am not counting Paul Giamatti's Rhino because he is a total clown) in the franchise not to have a voice in his head. Perhaps with Gobby's growth and Sinister Six and Venom films on the horizon the Amazing franchise will have better villains down the road. Until then though, Raimi's baddies get the nod.

4. Best Fight Sequence: Doc Ock vs. Spidey on the Train

Why?: The Amazing series better showcases Spiderman's fight style especially the use of his webbing in battle, but the train sequence from Spiderman 2 is the most iconic fight of any of the films. Spidey must fight Ock while protecting the citizens on the locomotive. This leads Spidey to use all his strength to stop the moving train. An easy feat for Superman, but for Spidey not so much.

5. Better Director: Sam Raimi

Why?: Raimi's first two Spiderman films are fun, tight knit, and well executed. While Webb's ventures with Spidey had it's moments, but have been overstuffed. What Webb really excels at is the romantic scenes between Peter and Gwen, but then he almost tries to make these popcorn film too indie. I would be interested in seeing what Webb has left on the editing room floor from his two flicks maybe the deleted scenes would have worked better to make his films less clunky. Raimi's first two films are just much more well rounded and get the nod. 

6. Better Supporting Cast: The Original Trilogy

Why?: This was a very tough choice. The Original Trilogy wins by a nose because of having the most perfect cast character of any of the films in J.K. Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson. Sally Field and Martin Sheen's portrayals of Ben and May are excellent, but just not enough to topple JJ. 

7. Best Stan Lee Cameo: Amazing Spiderman (Librarian)

Why?: The Godfather of comics and the creator of Spiderman Stan Lee has made a cameo in all the five films. The most memorable by far is his turn as the obvious librarian. Spidey and the Lizard battle it out as Stan the Man is too busy to notice. Classic.

Bonus Catergories: 

A. Best Comic Book Moments from each Franchise:

Amazing: The Death of Gwen Stacy

The Original Trilogy: Death of Goblin by Glider

Two deaths as the best moments. Tells you a lot about me.

B. Worst Moments from each franchise:

Amazing: The Uncle Ben Responsibility Speech and Death

The attempt to be different failed. Uncle Ben stumbled through a crappy speech and was killed because Peter wanted chocolate milk.

The Original Trilogy: Spiderman 3's Dance 

Words cannot explain. WTF was everyone on this movie thinking?

Best Spiderman Film: Spiderman 2 (2003)

Worst Spiderman Film: Spiderman 3 (2007)

Finally Tally: Original: 4 vs. Amazing: 3

The leads of the Amazing Spiderman series are an improvement over the originals. I actually prefer the fighting style in the new films as well. But when push comes to shove the Original trilogy still has a slight edge over the newbie franchise. The original films are fun and well executed. They also sport the best villain of the series so far, Alfred Molina's Doctor Octopus. Now while I picked the Original Trilogy in more categories, I actually like the Amazing Spiderman movies more myself. I believe they are more accurate to the character of Spiderman from the comic books. What really hurts this newer franchise is it's need to be different from the original. The Amazing Spiderman's attempt to have a different origin was a failure. Spiderman nailed the origin of Spidey and the deviation to be different made the beginning of the movie feel like a crappy retread. Now trying to set up future films and characters is what really hurt Amazing Spiderman 2. For all that movie got right, it was just too damn overstuffed. Taking all of that into account, I still think the future of Spiderman franchise is bright. Garfield is excellent. Just a top notch Spiderman. And I am hopeful for these spin-off villain films will be successful and start a new niche in the comic book movie genre. Peter Parker will never give up and never will his movies.

Best Spidey Suit by Far

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Marc Webb Showing Interest in Kraven as Spidey's Next Foe?!

So IGN sat down with ASM2 director Marc Webb to talk about the future of the Spidey franchise particularly  about which villains we should expect to see. After discussing the hints of the Sinister Six through out ASM2, Webb said he is interested in bringing Kraven the Hunter into the Spideyverse. I love this idea. If you guys can remember back a few weeks ago, I included Kraven in my top favorite Spidey villains of all time. I think its about that time we saw Kraven up on that big screen. Webb also noted that he would like to do Doc Ock, Vulture, and Mysterio as well. I think the Sinister Six has already got Doc and Vulture covered but Mysterio would be awesome addition as well. Maybe we could see a "Kraven's Last Hunt" outlook of the villain where he has mortality instead of the basic immortality of the character? Just some food for thought my friends. What do you guys think? Kraven for Spidey's future?

Source: IGN

Superhero Man Crush Monday: (4/28/14)

Man Crush: Jack Nicholson

In the pages of Wonder Woman, there are men and there are Gods. When speaking about the great Jack Nicholson, I believe one must refer to him as a God to fully appreciate his impact on film. He has starred as some of the greatest characters ever conceived in the medium. Some of those characters were heroes that you wanted to cheer for, but the reason Jack is my man crush is for his portrayals of psychopathic villains. After Jack famously played the role of Jack Torrance in The Shining, he was cast as The Joker in 1989's Batman. Now most will argue that Heath Ledger's Joker is better than Jack's, I tend to agree with this, but Jack's Joker was the best part of the first Batman film I ever saw. I remember watching it as a youth and thinking he had captured my favorite villain's goofy psychotic nature. His Joker was also the start of comic book movies casting big names as their lead villains. Just take a look at the deal Jack inked to play the Clown Prince of Crime. 10 million up front and a huge chunk of the backend of the box office. He ended up with more than 50 million dollars for one movie. So Robert Downing Jr. can thank Mr. Nicholson for getting a similar deal for The Avengers, in which he got upwards of 70 million dollars. Well anyway, thank you Jack for being "The Man", and if you are ever looking for a buddy to go to a Lakers-Celtics game with, I'm your man.

"The pen is truly mightier than the sword."

- Christian

Character Crush: Spiderman

This week is Spidey Week so what better person to have my man crush be other than the Web Head himself. Spider-man truly holds a special place in my heart. He was the first super hero I ever really got into as a kid. I used to watch all his animated series shows and of course his movies. Lets talk a little bit why he's so awesome. First off, he can swing, climb walls, and has a spider sense that every one in the world would love to have. Adding to that, he can fight. His abilities allow him to accomplish great feats when it comes to combat. Overall though, he is just a fun guy. Seems like the guy you would want to be roommates with in college, or maybe hang out with at a party. I mean why not. Kid is a brain child, plus he's got a great sense of humor. All these make the perfect combination for a man crush and well deserved to boot! Oh and get out and see his movie this weekend. Give him the respect he deserves.

"With great power, comes great responsibility"

-Brady

Will We See J. Jonah Jameson in ASM3?!

So IGN was at a Google hang out press event with TASM director Marc Webb. During the session some one asked if we would be seeing the Daily Bugel's fearless leader J. Jonah Jameson in the upcoming Spidey films. Webb answered the fan by saying JJ is one of his favorite characters in the Spidey universe and that we should expect to see him in the future. That is obviously extremely great news because he is such a key character in our Web friend's world. My only question is this though. Why haven't we seen him sooner? I get the fact that in a new movie franchise like Spider-Man you have a ton of characters to introduce all at once. Yeah that's cool with me, but wouldn't J.J have been one of those characters? My opinion yes he would have but, thats why I am blogger not a Hollywood movie director. Either way very happy about this and very excited to see J.J in Webb's third installment.

Source: IGN

Venom and Sinister Six Spinoffs Happening Sooner Than We Thought???

In a recent interview with "Den of Geek", Matt Tolmach the man in charge of the Spidey Spinoffs that currently include both Venom and the Sinister Six, said we could be seeing them before the release of Amazing Spider-Man 4. Now this I find very interesting. For those of you that are avid listeners of our podcasts, I made a prediction that we could see hints of both spinoffs in the upcoming Spider-Man film. Whether this means I was right or wrong, I think we can all agree that I was not too far off. Mr. Tolmach saying we could see these movies before the 4th installment is huge. Especially since there is so much room in the Spidey universe for cross overs and things of that nature. All in all it's great news for us web head fans and for all those opposed. Get it? Villain humor.

Source:http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/NightWatcherNews/news/?a=97846

Shailene Woodley Not Coming Back as Mary Jane Watson in ASM 3?

In a recent interview with Total Film the Divergent actress was asked about her possible involvement in The Amazing Spider-man 3. Woodley was cast as MJ in ASM 2 and even shot scenes with Andrew Garfield (Peter Parker) and Emma Stone (Gwen Stacy). All of Woodley's scenes as MJ however were cut from the film by director Marc Webb who claimed that the movie was already introducing too many characters and something had to give. So the assumption was that Woodley would be introduced as Peter's love interest MJ in the third installment of the franchise. Now it seems that Woodley is uninterested in returning. She said to Total Film on her future involvement in the franchise "“I have no idea and I don’t know that I’d even want to do two franchises at this point.”  In my opinion Shailene received a lot of undeserved negative backlash because she does't "LOOK EXACTLY LIKE MJ" from the comics. She is a great up and coming actress who talents were especially showcased in The Descendants alongside George Clooney. So don't worry about not being MJ, Shailene. I got your back. Go kick some ass with my new Cyclops pick, Theo James. Divergent is in theaters now and Amazing Spider-man 2 swings into theaters May 2nd.

Read more about it: http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/notyetamovie/news/?a=97182

Final Amazing Spiderman 2 Trailer Is Here!

Here it is folks! The final trailer to Spideys second (Fifth) movie. All in all the whole trailer is one big badass preview. We get to see sneak peaks of the Rhino fight, bits of humor, and the Goblin suit/fight scene. It just looks incredible. I'm sure my other informers are pumped to see this movie. Check it out for yourselves!

The Amazing Spiderman 2
In Theaters May 2nd


Source:comicbookmovie.com

More Spider-Man Pictures From The Upcoming Spidey Film

Comic Book Movie has released even more set pictures from The Amazing Spiderman 2. These pictures include everything from Spidey himself, to a mini Spiderman??? To narrow it down, I picked my top 4 pictures that I thought were just freakin' amazing....(pun intended)

Here we have Gobby. He still looks like a member of Sum 41, but I feel this picture is a little more creepy and badass from the one we had posted in an earlier article. Also, the OSCORP flight suit looks sweet doesn't it?

Next, this awesome image of Spidey getting shock therapy straight to the brain. All kidding aside, this image is pretty sick, I don't know if this is a part of a fight scene or what but personally, I can't wait to see this live in the movie.

Here we have a pretty good view of Rhino's metal suit in what looks to be a stand off. That is the mini me Spidey I mentioned earlier which can only mean some one will be stopping by soon to save him. All in all awesome image another scene I can't wait to see.

Last but not least.....

STAN THE MAN!!!! It wouldn't be a Marvel/Spiderman film with out a cameo from the "Father of Comics"

heres the rest of the images from the set!

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/MarvelFreshman/news/?a=96328

Webb Reveals The Rhino is Only in ASM 2 for 4 Minutes!

Director Marc Webb has revealed that The Rhino will only be in 4 minutes of the Amazing Spider-man sequel. Looks like from what we have seen in the trailers, Paul Giamatti will only have time to get his ass kicked by Spidey with no suit, then get manhole covered in the Rhino suit, then thrown in jail until ASM 3 or the planned Sinister Six spinoff. Well that solves the "too many villains" problem. So Spidey will spend the movie fighting Electro and Dane Dehaan's scaly face. Get pumped! Amazing Spider-man 2 swings into theaters in May.

Sony Signs Webb to Direct "Web Head's" Third and Forth Installments

Comic Book Movie and Variety.com are both reporting that Marc Webb has signed on to direct The Amazing Spider-Man 3 and 4. Along with Webb we should look to see Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci and Jeff Pinkner back as the writing team. It doesn't come as a total shock that Webb has been invited back since in my opinion he did an amazing job with the first film. His second installment is much anticipated and hopefully lives up to the hype. TASM 3 has a rough release date of June 2016 which means we could see Spider-Man, Batman,  and Superman, all in the same summer. I don't know about the rest of you guys, but that sounds like a pretty amazing summer to me. Lets fast forward shall we? MARTY! GET TO THE DELOREAN WE HAVE TO GO FORWARD! FORWARD TO THE FUTURE!.....sorry it had to be said.

Check Out More Here

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/notyetamovie/news/?a=95133

And Here...

http://variety.com/2014/film/news/analysts-sony-pictures-needs-to-release-more-release-more-tentpoles-1201118909/