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14.3k Views With Michael Keaton reprising his Reagan-era Baman for the upcoming “The Flash”, it’s a possibility we could see some of the other rogues from Keaton’s Caped Crusader tenure pop up in the DCEU down the line. Ageless beauty Michelle Pfeiffer, who portrayed Selina Kyle aka Catwoman in 1992’s “Batman Returns” alongside Keaton, was asked by Screen Rant whether she’d be keen to join her former co-star for “The Flash’ movie. Her answer will bring a smile to many-a-face. “if anyone asked me, but no one’s asked me yet.” The 62 year-old actress was originally set...

Heathers (1989). It’s doubtful that the dark comedy Heathers, with its shocking violence and politically incorrect teen-speak, would likely ever be made today—at least not by a major studio. But the biting 1989 satire was widely embraced by film critics and its (initially tiny) audience. 1. Heathers was written by a video store clerk. Daniel Waters moved to Los Angeles during the 1980s and was working at what he described as “the least cool video store" in Silver Lake when he wrote Heathers. In 2008, Waters insisted to The Hollywood Interview blog that he was working on the whole vid...

50 Movies With Alternate Endings By Brianna Zigler, Stacker News On 12/13/20 at 12:00 PM EST Between the first word put on the page of a script and the completed theatrical release, a film goes through countless changes, shifts, rewrites, and sometimes complete reshoots. Even after a film is released—such as in the case of a movie like Ridley Scott's Blade Runner—the director can continue working on additional alterations to be released in future home media releases, or even as entirely separate films from the theatrical cut. Director Jordan Peele publicly said it took a whopping 200 ...

POLICE have revealed how a Jack Russell called Mitsie led to the arrest of a pair of prolific offending brothers over the border in Brecon. When brothers Matthew Peter Waters and Daniel Waters fled from police after stealing a workman’s van and a car from outside a hospital, they left behind a crucial piece of evidence. The pair abandoned Jack Russell Mitsie – not thinking Dyfed-Powys Police officers would trace them as its owners through a microchip. Inspector Gwyndaf Bowen said: “It’s not every day we use a pet to link a suspect to a crime, but it goes to show the unusual t...

Daniel Waters and Matthew Waters POLICE have revealed how a Jack Russell called Mitsie led to the arrest of a pair of prolific offending brothers. When brothers Matthew Peter Waters and Daniel Waters fled from police after stealing a workman’s van and a car from outside a hospital, they left behind a crucial piece of evidence. The pair abandoned Jack Russell Mitsie – not thinking Dyfed-Powys Police officers would trace them as its owners through a microchip. Inspector Gwyndaf Bowen said: “It’s not every day we use a pet to link a suspect to a crime, but it goes to show the unu...