Vin Diesel To Produce And Star In ‘Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots’ Movie

Forget learning the rules of the road — let Vin Diesel teach you how to get .  An old video of the  star has resurfaced thanks to an innocuous moment on , and it's glorious in only the way the '80s could be. The video features a young Diesel slowly breaking down the basic steps for breakdancing before whipping out a routine with a friend.

It’s not rare that characters change completely during the development of a film. From the initial draft of the script to the lines being read by an actor on set, the character can go through a ton of variations.

Vin Diesel is well known for playing Dom in the Fast & Furious franchise.

After more than 20 years and 8 movies later, the ninth instalment in the Fast & Furious franchise is all set to release this year. Vin Diesel recently appeared on the debut episode of Entertainment Weekly's BINGE: The Fast Saga and opened up about being a part of the historic franchise which first began in 2001.

There have been some signs that Paramount Pictures might be taking a different angle with future “Transformers” movies post-Michael Bay as previously seen with Steven DeKnight‘s quirky 1980s-set “Bumblebee” taking a much less noisy approach and allowing audiences to settle in rather than being bombarded with incoherent explosions.

Greta Van Fleet have hit back at KISS frontman Gene Simmons, after he dared to suggest that rock music is “dead”.Simmons first courted controversy with similar comments in 2014, and doubled down on the remarks in a new interview which arrived in February.“Rock is dead. And that’s because new bands haven’t taken the time to create glamour, excitement and epic stuff,” Simmons told Gulf News.“I mean, Foo Fighters is a terrific band, but that’s a 20-year-old band.

Before the much-awaited actioner F9 releases in theatres on June 25, 2021, the franchise's previous films will also be re-releasing in US theatres. In a new promo released by the makers, Vin Diesel is seen making the case for theatres, promising fans that they are back to entertain like before.

Vin Diesel is all set to take on a new project! According to Deadline, the 53-year-old actor is joining the cast of a new action-comedy titled Muscle. Details about the plot are being kept under wraps and production of the movie is likely to begin later this year.STXfilms is going to produce this movie along with Reginald Hudlin and Byron Phillips, Vin Diesel and Samantha Vincent.

Superstar Vin Diesel leaves no stone unturned in bringing out a new film from the Fast and Furious franchise. Vin with Universal pictures always aims to push the action envelope further with each installment and a similar extent was seen in the trailer of Fast and Furious 9.

Vin Diesel is set to star in a live action movie based on the Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots tabletop game.

There are just a few people in Hollywood that can get a major blockbuster film made based almost completely on their star power. One of those people is Vin Diesel.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterMattel, the popular toy company, intends to turn yet another children’s game into a big-screen extravaganza.The company’s film division has announced plans to develop Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em, the tabletop game featuring battling robots, as a live-action movie starring Vin Diesel.“To take the classic Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em game, with Mattel as my partner, and align it with the kind of world-building, franchise-making success we have had with Universal, is truly

Vin Diesel will develop and is also attached to star in a live-action “Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots” movie, based on the classic tabletop game featuring battling robots for Universal and Mattel.Diesel will develop via his One Race Films banner.

The Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots movie is becoming a reality. Mattel Films, Universal and Vin Diesel are teaming for a live-action feature take on the classic tabletop boxing robots game. Diesel will star in the movie and produce with his One Race Films label and partner Samantha Vincent.

Greta Van Fleet — who launch “The Battle at Garden’s Gate,” their second album, on Friday — being compared to Led Zeppelin has been both a blessing and a curse that has brought on the haters.“People are like, ‘Aw, I love Greta!’ or ‘God, they’re s – – t!’ ” lead singer Josh Kiszka told The Post. “But it’s a pretty damn good comparison to have.