Summary: Batgirl is back on, Platinum Dunes ditches remakes, and Toy Story 4 gets a release date. Plus new trailers and your Twitter questions. On this episode of Collider Movie Talk (Tuesday, April 10th, 2018) Mark Ellis, Perri Nemiroff, and John Rocha discuss the following: 1) THR reports ‘Bumblebee’ Scribe Christina Hodson Now Working On ‘Batgirl’ 2) Platinum Dunes is Done With Remakes, Will Focus On Original Horror Movies 3) 'Toy Story 4’ Release Date Confirmed for 2019 4) New ‘Future World’ Trailer Has Creepy James Franco, Sex Robots, and a Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland 5) First trailer released for The Meg 6) Live Twitter Questions THR reports that Bumblebee writer Christina Hodson will now write the script for Batgirl for WB and DC Films. Two months earlier, Joss Whedon left the Batgirl project citing that he couldn’t break the story - putting the property in question. With Hodson signing on, the movie is back on track however, a release date and a director has not been set. In a new interview from CinePOP, Platinum Dunes co-founders Brad Fuller & Andrew Form revealed that they are likely done with horror remakes, and will opt to devote more time to original genre pictures - this in the wake of a $50 million opening for original horror movie A Quiet Place. “We’ve rebooted enough,” Fuller said. “We’ve done all of our
