John Carter of Mars and the Barsoom series are brimming with possibilities for more film adaptations, with countless thrilling moments in the books still remaining gatekept from general movie ...

The 2012 Disney blockbuster “John Carter” was always meant to be the start of a new franchise, with co-writer and director Andrew Stanton having mapped out where two sequels would take the ...

John Carter had a few massive hills to climb to reach success. For one, next to no one in 2012 had even heard of the source material. Two, Taylor Kitsch was an unproven lead, even if he was one of ...

VIDEO: Taylor Kitsch Talks ‘John Carter’ Still, in light of the spotight on the movie, things went well for Disney. And initial reaction on Twitter has been positive.

The movie, TV and merchandise rights to “John Carter” have reverted back to Edgar Rice Burroughs Inc., it announced this week, saying it will seek a new studio to continue the sci-fi adventure.

If only Andrew Stanton's John Carter had sneaked into the multiplex with its mostly shirtless Earth-man hero (Taylor Kitsch) fighting fourarmed green dudes and assorted hairy apes from Mars ...