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Live-Action ThunderCats Movie Is Reportedly Similar To 2011 TV Show Godzilla vs. Kongis a hit with critics and audiences and is doing well at the box office even during a pandemic. As such, director Adam Wingard is on a roll. Prior to this, he proved his skills in a series of excellent genre movies, with the highlights being You’re Next and  Death Note,  which anime fans hated but honestly isn’t that bad. And for his next project, he’s looking to Third Earth for a live-action adaptation of beloved 1980s cartoon The fantasy/sci-fi effort about warrior cat people battling an evil mumm...

ThunderCats Director Explains Why He Thinks The Movie Will Succeed After  The 1980s fantasy/action cartoon about warrior cat people battling an evil mummy and his beast men has long been a cherished property by fans. The series has been revived for TV twice, once in 2011’s anime-influenced ThunderCats and then the more comedic  ThunderCats Roar last year. But a big screen adaptation has proved tricky to get right, with several planned projects ending up stuck in development hell. In an interview with Uproxx, though, Wingard discussed why he’ll succeed where they failed, saying: “I t...

ThunderCats Movie Will Bring the '80s Cartoon to Life Promises Director ThunderCats Movie Will Bring the '80s Cartoon to Life Promises Director Director Adam Wingard has revealed that his ThunderCats movie will be like the beloved 80s animated series come to life. Godzilla vs. Kong director Adam Wingard has revealed a few interesting details about his recently announced Thundercats adaptation, saying that he wants audiences to feel like they are watching the beloved 80s cartoon. The filmmaker also revealed that he does not want the movie to just be for kids, hoping to bridge the generational...

Vin Diesel Reportedly Wants To Star In ThunderCats Movie ThunderCats to the big screen. However, Godzilla vs. Kong director Adam Wingard is hoping to change all of that, as he recently signed on to helm and co-write a live-action/CGI hybrid alongside his regular collaborator Simon Barrett, although it might not be happening until after his Face/Off sequel, depending on which one comes together the quickest. The ThunderCats have been the stars of three animated shows, the most popular of which remains the original that ran for 130 episodes between 1985 and 1989. The broad strokes of the stor...