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OK, it's not exactly like throwing toast at the screen at a midnight showing of Rocky Horror, but ABBA fans who wouldn't set foot in a karaoke bar can now sing along to Mamma Mia! screenings with... (read more)
Is there a possibility of an Evil Dead 4? Will our favorite
S-Mart employee rise again? Well, according to MTV, Bruce Campbell says that
he’s ready to play the not-so-smooth, over-the-top... (read more)
Harry Potter fans may be heartbroken that
they’ll have to wait until next summer for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood
Prince. But at least the boy wizard didn’t leave egg on their fa... (read more)
Maybe it's all that quadrennial interest in gymnastics stirred up by the Summer Olympics. Eidos announced recently that it has picked Alison Carroll, a 23-year-old gymnast from Croydon, as the mo... (read more)
Filling out the box-office top 10 was the Warner Brothers’
sequel The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2, the only new film besides
Pineapple Express to open wide last week. It brought... (read more)
In an interview with MTV, actor Paul Rudd
fueled speculation that the cult comedy Anchorman's sequel will be out of this
world--literally. According to Rudd, director Adam McKay said a sequel w... (read more)
From our Licensed to Market files: the
ageless Smirnoff vodka will lead the cast of brands set to return in the next
Bond film, reports Variety. Quantum of Solace viewers will also recognize Om... (read more)
Tom Cruise as good Nazi Claus von Stauffenberg? The
megastar's new vehicle, Valkyrie, about the plot of the German generals to assassinate Hitler
in 1944, is a stretch that has left a lot of ... (read more)
In regards to the Indiana Jones franchise, Harrison
Ford told Total Film magazine not too long ago that "If Steven
Spielberg and George Lucas tried to replace me, first I'd
tell them to go f&m... (read more)
Is Tom Cruise’s career, recently hampered by his
personal antics, back on the upswing? You’d think so, considering that today
sees the release of Tropic Thunder, in which he appears... (read more)
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It's looking bad for the Watchmen movie, now that a judge is allowing a lawsuit by Fox over the film rights to the famous graphic novel to go forward. It's even worse when you realize that the same judge ruled against Warner Bros. in a case involving the rights to a Dukes Of Hazzard movie 2 years ago.
Cool little movie quiz.
You ever saw a trailer that made you say WOW… That’s going to be a great movie. I really can’t wait till this movie comes out. Then you go to see the movie on opening weekend, only to find out WHAT A HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT that was....
Fan outrage is boiling online over the delayed release of the next installment in the Harry Potter film franchise. Potter fan sites MuggleNet and The Leaky Cauldron are bubbling with dismay and anger about the scheduling move, announced Thursday by Warner Bros. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is now scheduled to hit theaters in July 2009.
When traveling in the vast, anonymous, lawless expanse known as the Internet, it's a given that you're going to run into some weird shit. Maybe none of it is weirder than the world of erotic fanfiction. This is where fans lovingly write up tales of, say, Legolas and Gimli going at it, in excruciating detail.
Check out the 3rd of five concept t art pieces for HALO: FALL OF REACH by concept artist Kasra Farahani.
A judge has denied a Warner Bros. motion to dismiss 20th Century Fox's lawsuit over the right to make a film based on the graphic novel "Watchmen." Ruling is potentially a huge victory for Fox, which could wind up being a profit participant in the film, costing Warners millions considering the film's box office prospects.
It looks like the bigscreen version of "Spy Hunter" has taken a backseat because when asked about Spy Hunter and they way he answered the question to me at least, seems that he is not doing it anymore. He might write it but it sure looks like he will not be directing the project.
The brick road wasn't just yellow. It was school-bus-parked-on-the-surface-of-the-sun yellow. That's because when The Wizard of Oz premiered in 1939, Hollywood was still testing its newest toy, three-color Technicolor, and studios wanted to astonish audiences with supersaturated hues.
So what can we assume about Righteous Kill from this new trailer?
1) De Niro may succeed in beating his own long standing record (Casino) for ”fuck” utterances and derivations. 2) Carla Gugino gets naked. Again. 3) Director Jon Avnet and Pacino may have redeemed themselves for the travesty that was 88 Minutes.
What constitutes a badass performance? Complete immersion into the role of the character? Sure. Perfect delivery of the dialogue handed to you? No question. The answer “Pretty much anything Robert De Niro and Al Pacino do” also would be acceptable.
Warner Bros' latest Batman movie is expected to become the second-highest grossing movie of all time in North America Saturday, a box office tracking firm predicts. "The Dark Knight," the sixth installment of the comic book adaptation franchise released one month ago in U.S. and Canadian theaters, will zip past "Star Wars" today.
The new Rainn Wilson comedy "The Rocker," which opens Friday, features songs by the film's fictional bands, the hard-rocking Vesuvius and teen-pop act A.D.D. The bands may be fake, but the songs are real.
There is no reason to remake something that is absolutely perfect. A big reason for that there are hundreds of thousands of unproduced screenplays which will never see the light of Harvey Weinstein's desk, and there's a good chance that a couple thousand of those screenplays are actually brilliant.
It's already the calling itself the movie adaptation of "the most celebrated graphic novel of all time," but if a certain group of masochistic fans have their way, "visionary director" Zach Snyder's version of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' comic may also be the longest comic strip movie ever made - But is the general public ready for three hours?
Well, Star Wars: Clone Wars was released, and though it was a much anticipated event (or ploy) to get every Star Wars geek to the theater for something a little different, you might spend your money better on the Genndy Tartakovsky versions.
If you go back a little ways, there was an incredibly positive script review of Grayskull: Masters of the Universe, the new take on the ultra-nostalgic world of He-Man. MTV talked to the film’s screenwriter Justin Marks, who had some things to add; things that might just give you a wet willy if the script review didn’t do it for you.
#9. Drunken Jawas (Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope) -- As Luke Skywalker and Ben Kenobi are about to enter Mos Eisley Cantina, we see these three hooded barflies slumped in a doorway. Apparently, they have already had more blue milk than they can handle. How late could it be, noon? Who do you guys think you are, us?
It's taken four weeks, but it's finally happened - Fans of The Dark Knight have started to take some of the Joker's methods into the real world, and are paying the price
The true tragedy of Anakin is that he's kind of a pale reflection of the truly great tragic heroes of science fiction. Seriously, here are like a hundred tragic heroes who are more awesome or terrible than Anakin. Okay, not a hundred. But a lot. Spoilers for old books and movies ahead.
