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Entertainment and producers Charles

Watch The Mortal Instruments City of Bones Online Directed by Tate Taylor, who broke out a few summers ago directing and adapting the Academy Award-winning The Help, the film will chronicle Brown's entire life story as he escaped a life of extreme poverty and violence to become one of the most famous, dynamic performers of all time. The project has a couple high profile producers attached, including Brian Grazer and Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger.

Watch We're The Millers Online Prior to being cast in 42, Boseman primarily worked on television, starring in the series Persons Unknown and Lincoln Heights, and starring in single episodes of shows like Fringe, Justified, Castle and Detroit 1-8-7. He will next be appearing alongside Kevin Costner in the ensemble football comedy Draft Day, but you can get a taste of what he can do in the 42 trailer:

Watch The World's End Online Unfortunately, we have no idea what kind of a movie this is going to be beyond an R-rated comedy. Apatow, who will be producing through his Apatow Pictures imprint, is working with Schumer in developing the script’s story. Given Apatow’s penchant for collaborating on high-concept comedy projects that he isn’t directing - including Walk Hard and Pineapple Express - there’s no telling where this story could go. Given he’s already covered the actual process of performing stand-up comedy in 2009’s Funny People, I doubt the film will go back to that well.

Watch Kick Ass 2 Online Scooby-Doo, where are you? Over on Cartoon Network, mostly, as the television channel has done a fine job of keeping the franchise modern with a never-ending stream of new series and made for TV animated specials featuring the Mystery Machine gang. But those aren’t bringing in the millions upon millions of dollars that theatrical releases do, and so Warner Bros. is once again going back to the spooky well for another Scooby-Doo feature film, according to Variety. Thankfully, we won’t have to worry about seeing Freddie Prinze Jr. or Sarah Michelle Gellar ruin the characters of Fred and Daphne in this version, however, as this will be a fully animated feature.

Warners is working with Atlas Entertainment and producers Charles Roven and Richard Suckle, who produced the first two live action films, Raja Gosnell’s Scooby-Doo in 2002 and Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed in 2004. The first film, which to me was one of the least inspired TV-to-movie adaptations I’ve ever seen, grossed around $275 million globally, while the more enjoyable and on point second film earned about $180 million worldwide. This is probably going to be a cheaper production than either of those movies, so I wonder if it will be nearly as successful.