With “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire” opening in movie theaters next Friday, filmmaker Adam Wingard has actually been out there promoting his task and was undoubtedly inquired about what’s next.
Wingard’s name is connected to a variety of movies, among the most noteworthy being a ‘hybrid CGI’ function adjustment of the renowned late 1980s Rankin Bass animated series “Thundercats”.
That program focuses on a group of humanoid felines who need to leave their world of Thundera after it’s ruined. Crash-landing on another world, Third Earth, they need to ward off the wicked sorcerer Mumm-Ra who is set on eliminating them off.
Talking to ComicBookMovie.comWingard was requested an upgrade on how that movie is going to which he states he and partner Simon Barrett are still penning the script:
“Simon and I are still actively dealing with the script. We completed our last draft generally right when I was entering into production on [‘The New Empire’] and we simply needed to put whatever on hold. Now, we’re actively working on it once again. Whether that implies that’s the next thing I do or … I’m not sure. It’s certainly one of the leading concerns I have right now in terms of working on a script.”
It was formerly reported that while the animated series acted as a jumping-off point, Wingard will take the residential or commercial property “in an instructions he has actually been considering for several years” and will boast a “hyper-real appearance and in some way bridges the space in between animation and CGI”. It will likewise maintain the 1980s visual.
The director likewise informs DiscussingFilm that he ‘d like to do a “Godzilla vs. Kong” ‘trilogy capper’:
“The entire concept that if you’ve done 2 films, like, possibly you must simply go on and do a 3rd since, as you stated, there’s a trilogy therein. I certainly believe there’s more story to this, and I believe that I have more story to inform. It simply depends upon how it does and how things sort of shape out … I would be really thrilled to be able to come back on for another one if things exercised!.”
Wingard’s name likewise stays connected to a remake of “Face/Off” and an adjustment of Robert Kirkman’s “Hardcore” comic.