Ron Howard and Brian Grazer are at Cannes unveiling several projects, but the only one we care about is 'The Dark Tower', AKA 'Shut Up And Take My Money'.

Stuff recently interviewed Ted Sarandos about Netflix's content acquisition. One 'Dark Tower' question had our curiosity. And then it had our attention.

Yeah, bitch! Heroin and towers!

Warner Brothers just passed on developing Ron Howard's 'The Dark Tower' movie trilogy and TV show, but this gunslinger ain't dead yet.

The very long saga of The Dark Tower's movie and TV development is hitting a new level of complication like Russell Crowe hits concierges.

If you've already been following the development of the three movies and two seasons of a TV show based on Stephen King's The Dark Tower, then you can skip past the rest of this long paragraph.

Back in 2008, Will Smith said at the premiere of Seven Pounds that "there were a lot of unexplored characters in the Hancock universe that would be ripe for a sequel and confirmed that we’ll definitely see the rumored Hancock 2 in a few years.

Just recently, The Dark Tower producer Brian Grazer said they had shaved $45 million out of the first movie's budget to help it get made after Universal dropped the project over cost concerns.

Watch out, dude.