Moustache Movie news - November Week 1

Moustache Movie news round up - November week 1

Jared Leto in talks to play ‘The Joker’ in future DC universe.

That’s right bat fans, Affleck replaced Bale and now Leto could replace Ledger. Its an interesting choice and one that could work, I’m sure Leto is getting a lot of grief via Twitter right now but lets remember that Heath Ledger got the same when he was chosen for The Dark Knight and that worked out pretty well.

                                             Matt Damon is returning as Jason Bourne.

Matt Damon has always said that the Bourne franchise and director Paul Greengrass went hand in hand, therefore he would not be returning for 2012’s ‘Bourne Legacy’. However since he and Greengrass must have been talking behind the scenes both have agreed to come back, we don’t know if it’s a one film deal or the start of a franchise re-boot, either way Bourne is back in 2016.

Toy Story 4

Another franchise thats renewing its run is 'Toy Story', seven years after 2010's latest outing which was a success at the box office and with critics. It makes sense for Disney to bring back one of its most beloved series, not that they need the money so this has to be one for 'the fans'.

Star Wars VII gets a title

Disney have stepped up the marketing campaign for the next trilogy in a galaxy far far away. Unveiling the title of the first in the next chapter as 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens'. Sounds good although no clues to what is in store for our heroes. Lets just hope watching an aged Luke, Leia and Han isn't as depressing as Kingdom of the Crystal skull.

'The Hateful Eight' gains Tatum

Remember earlier this year when Tarantino got pretty angry because his latest movie's script got leaked for all to see then cancelled the whole thing? Well he's cooled down since then and cast his Western ready for production early next year. The plot focuses on (you guessed it) eight menacing guys and gals who happen to stumble across each other in the old west in the midst of a storm and things get nasty. other cast members include Kurt Russell and Samuel L Jackson. (2015)

Christian Bale doesn't need 'Jobs'

Christian Bale has decided not to appear as Steve Jobs, founded of Apple inc in Danny Boyle's latest biopic. I saw Danny Boyle in Apple about 6 months ago and he didn't look to happy with his iPhone, probably how he feels round about now.