The list of directors Marvel had hoped would direct Ant-Man after Edgar Wright left the movie is quickly getting shorter. On Friday Adam McKay was in “advanced talks” to direct the film, only to pull out the next day due to prior commitments to other projects. That left Rawson Marshall Thurber (We’re The Millers) and Ruben Fleischer (Zombieland, Gangster Squad) on the list. Fleischer appeared to be the one who could match Wright’s action and comedic sensibilities, but now it appears he too will no longer be in the running.

New reports say that Fleischer could be the top choice to direct Ghostbusters 3. Hit the jump to see why he may no longer be considered to direct Ant-Man.

Finding Edgar Wright‘s replacement as the director of Ant-Man just got a little bit harder. On Friday, Anchorman director Adam McKay was in “advanced talks” to helm the film, and it looked like it was actually going to happen considering all the factors. But now it has been confirmed that McKay won’t be directing Ant-Man, as the filmmaker has pulled out of negotiations with Marvel.

Hit the jump to find out who Marvel may look to now with McKay out of the picture.

Not long after it was reported that Marvel Studios had a shortlist of directors to helm Ant-Man came another report that one of the people on the list was now in talks with the studio. The studio had three directors in mind, Rawson Thurber, Adam McKay, and Ruben Fleischer. Of the three it appears that Marvel is talking to McKay.

Hit the jump for more info.

It’s been a week since Edgar Wright made a joint announcement with Marvel that he not be directing Ant-Man. Whatever controversies and confirmations came after the fallout has the studio on a massive search to fill key positions left vacant by Wright’s departure.

Now that Marvel Studios has to get Ant-Man ready by the July 28 start date, or they could run the risk of pushing the film’s release date back. But Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige intends on releasing the film as scheduled. So in order for that to happen, the Marvel will need to fill in key positions, one of which is obviously the position of director, and now a shortlist of directors has popped up, all of whom actually may be able to bring Wright’s vision to life.

Hit the jump to see who Marvel has on their list.

A movie version of the hit video game Spy Hunter has been in the works for a while now, with no luck getting it through to production yet.

Dwayne Johnson and directors like John Woo and Paul W.S. Anderson have been attached to the project at one point or another, and now Warner Brothers is ready to give the movie another chance at making it to your eyes.

The studio now has Ruben Fleischer attached to direct the movie, and they’re brought in a new writer in Carter Blanchard to pen the script.