Steven Spielberg Slowing Down his Robopocalypse

Sometimes to get things right, it takes time. The act of rushing to get anything done rarely turns out okay, and no one knows this more than an experienced filmmaker like Steven Spielberg, who is in no big rush to make his way toward the Robopocalypse.

According to Deadline, Spielberg is going to push back Robopocalypse, the giant science fiction pic that he was scheduled to direct this spring for Fox and Disney through DreamWorks. The good news is hr is not dropping out of the project; he just didn’t want to rush an expensive film and wanted more time to work on it.

Based on the Daniel H. Wilson novel and with a script by Drew Goddard, Robopocalypse was to star Chris Hemsworth and Anne Hathaway and concerns a battle for survival after mankind generates its first mass intelligence computer brain only to see it escape.