Good news for DCEU fans as it’s learned that while the Shazam! movie will be comedic, it won’t be goofy at the same time. A Redditor pointed out that both Zachary Levi and Mark Strong have compared Shazam! to the 1988 comedy starring Tom Hanks with Big, which saw Shazam! director David F. Sandberg reply with that the […]
Following confirmation that Mark Strong is playing the villain of the Shazam! movie, a rumor hit the net in regards to character descriptions. Among the rumor was that Mark Strong’s Dr. Sivana is an “Evil sorcerer who regenerates from death with world domination on his mind.” It turns out the rumor is completely false as Shazam!
Zachary Levi recently revealed the Shazam! movie films in Toronto, and now check out 15-year-old Asher Angel’s reaction to getting cast as the young Billy Batson. In the following video, Asher Angel tells Circa News that he initially provided an audition video and then ended up getting the call to come to Los Angeles to continue
The Shazam! movie continues its casting as Ian Chen and Jovan Armand join the cast. Deadline reports that Ian Chen will play Eugene, and that Jovan Armand will play Pedro, two friends of Billy Batson’s from a group home. Shazam! director David F. Sandberg also took to Twitter to reply to fans’ statements about Billy
As expected, the Shazam movie looks to be released in 2019. Director David F. Sandberg confirmed an April 2019 release date while participating in a Reddit Q&A. April 2019. It takes a long time to make vfx heavy movies. Sandberg also replied that he will be busy with Shazam and won’t be doing more horror movies
Director David F. Sandberg has been teasing updates on his Shazam movie on Instagram with various action figures, images, posters and lots of Coke Zero. Yesterday saw a new Instagram post with none other than the co-runner of the DCEU, Geoff Johns! “Get back to work,” the signs says that Geoff Johns can be seen
Director David F. Sandberg is currently in the pre-production phase of the DCEU Shazam movie, and while no casting announcements have been made as of yet, apparent audition tapes for the movie have found their way online, which reveal potential details about the film. Update: An audition tape by an Arrow actor as Captain Marvel
It’s learned director David F. Sandberg will be filming the DCEU Shazam movie next year in Toronto, Ontario. A Canadian filming website, What’s Filming, posted that filming on Shazam will take place from February until May. Shazam also apparently has the working title of “Franklin.” With the filming dates on Shazam learned, hopefully that means casting
Good news for David F. Sandberg, the upcoming director of Shazam, as his Anabelle: Creation movie takes the top spot at this weekend’s box office. Annabelle: Creation netted $35 million for its opening U.S. weekend box office, which is pretty much on par with the first Annabelle‘s weekend ($37 million). The film also brought in another
It’s learned casting for the Shazam movie should be announced soon! Entertainment Tonight recently caught up with Annabelle: Creation director David F. Sanberg and asked for an update on Shazam. Sandberg offered the tone of Shazam is “a very fun movie. Like a fun, light-hearted movie because it’s about a kid who gets to become
The Shazam movie promises to be a lot of fun, but just how much remains to be seen. David F. Sandberg is directing Shazam and took to Twitter to have some fun with fans revealing a “script” featuring Shazam vs Superman! The pretend scene takes place in Town Square featuring Superman battling Shazam with jokes
Let’s hope Annabelle: Creation is good because the director is on board the Shazam movie! WB launched a new promo with an Annabelle: Creation VR experience inside Bee’s Room. This cinematic paranormal VR experience places you in the haunted bedroom of a child, where you are trapped in a game of hide-and-seek with Annabelle. The
The Shazam movie is a go and it will be directed by David F. Sandberg! David F. Sandberg, who directed Lights Out and who is directing Annabelle 2 for WB, confirms Shazam on Twitter as well as with IMDb and Kevin Smith at Comic-Con. No, I’ve never shot a movie on an iphone. I’m attached
