CG Peanuts movie to use classic comics for thought bubbles.
The CGI animated Peanuts feature will pay homage to the original comic strip through the use of the classic comics in thought bubbles.

Dan Aykroyd excited as Ghostbusters reboot starts filming.
Aykroyd, who was the co-creator of the original movie and is the executive producer of the remake, is happy with how the new movie is turning out.  While that may not be persuasive, the photos of the costume and the new Ecto are promising.

The Rock’s going to be busy.
Not only is he working on a remake of Big Trouble in Little China, as reported last month, he’s also looking at an adaptation of the classic arcade video game, Rampage.  The video game allowed players to take the role of kaiju and destroy a city while fending off the puny defenders.

New Spider-Man film, new Spider-Man actor.
Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios have announced the casting of Tom Holland in the title role.  Holland will play Peter Parker in the new movie.

The Rocky franchise continues with Creed.
Rocky Balboa turns coach this November.  Michael B. Jordan plays Adonis Creed, son of Apollo Creed, played by Carl Weathers, from the first four Rocky films.

Classic Canadian animated series, The Raccoons, may be returning.
Kevin Gillis, the creator of the original cartoon, is working out how to bring back the the show, featuring raccoons Bert, Melissa, and Ralph.  The Raccoons aired on the CBC with TV movies in the early 80s and a regular series starting in 1985.  The series also aired on the Disney Channel.

Farscape movie has been confirmed.
Rockne S. O’Bannon has confirmed that a Farscape movie is in the works.  The film doesn’t have a script yet, but one is being drafted by Justin Monjo, who wrote for the series.

Dynamite Entertainment to bring Atari classics to comics.
Dynamite will produce comics based on classic Atari video games, including Asteroids, Centipede, and Missile Command.  The same company will also be producing James Bond comics helmed by Warren Ellis.

Lost in Translation to take a hiatus.
There’s a shake up coming here at MuseHack.  Steve will have the full details, but Lost in Translation will be on hiatus during this time.  The reviews will return, as will the history of adaptations.