Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles did so well in theaters over the weekend that Paramount has announced that there will definitely be a sequel to the fan-favorite movie! According to the latest reports, TMNT earned approximately $65 million its opening weekend and $97.3 million worldwide; noticeably higher than G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra. It actually had one of the biggest August openings ever!
According to The Hollywood Reporter:
Screenwriters Josh Appelbaum and Andre Nemec, who wrote Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol, will again brandish nunchuks to write the sequel and will also executive produce.
And yes, there’s already a slated release date: June 3, 2016. You read ninjas?
We got our hands on an exclusive clip from A Haunted House 2 and it features none other than the hilarious Marlon Wayans.
In the clip that never made it to DVD, Marlon plays on racial stereotypes while eating chicken, waffles, and watermelon. That’s a crazy combo! Check out the short scene via the video above and get your copy of the A Haunted House 2 DVD tomorrow.
Columbus Short has apparently confessed, in writing, to knocking out the guy he had a bar fight with in L.A. this past March. Though the former Scandal actor has previously claimed that he only got into it with the stranger because he was defending his wife, TMZ has obtained incriminating text messages that show Columbus admitting to doing “wrong in that situation.”
The site reports:
Columbus spoke out last month … claiming he punched the guy in defense of his wife, because the man was taunting the “Scandal” star’s wife, slapping her in the face with $20 bills.
But we’ve obtained a text message Columbus sent to the guy he hit … sent the very same night of the incident. Columbus wrote, “I know im texting and incriminating myself but I have to own what I did wrong in that situation.”
Columbus goes on, “Im so sorry and completely disappointed in myself,” adding, “Whether I go to jail or not that will be the worst punishment of all. Losing you guys.”
This is just not a good time for Columbus. No, not at all.
SOURCE: THR, TMZ, BoxOfficeMojo | PHOTO CREDIT: Splash, Paramount
