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What To Watch: October 15th, 2010!
I've had some problems adding N-Secure to our database, but even if it's not in the list below, you still owe it to yourselves to check out its trailer. What an amazing piece of work. I'm not sure if whoever cut that trailer has ever seen one before. I mean, ...
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Why Don't You Dere-Lick My Zoolander Sequel!
I'm pretty sure there's a lot more to life than being really, really, ridiculously good looking, which is why I’m hoping Zoolander 2 actually comes to fruition. Latino Review is reporting that Justin Theroux recently talked to MTV News and confirmed the script for the sequel was nearly finished: “The ...
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Netflix On PS3 Going Disc-less On Monday
I own both an Xbox 360 and a PS3, but when I want to stream Netflix to one of them, I generally flip on the PS3; its fans are a bit quieter than the Xbox and it seems to be a bit quicker to go from booting up to watching ...
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Will the Great del Toro Wrestle Godzilla After Descending from the Mountains of Madness?
Guillermo del Toro seriously ought to get some producing package similar to what Shyamalan and Fincher have set up with MRC, because he’s attached to far too many movies than he could ever conceivable do by himself. At the Mountains of Madness is only just the tip of ...
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The Week in Movie Posters: More Harry Potter, 127 Hours, Morning Glory, Ong Bak 3, and More!
Oh good gravy to we have a gang of posters for you this week. Oddly enough, this batch doesn't feature that many different movies. That's because once again, studio marketing ...
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I Feel The Need, The Need For A Top Gun Sequel!
Grab your aviators and throw on your bomber jackets, because it looks like a Top Gun sequel might be finally taking off. THR’s reporting that Paramount ...
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Mark Wahlberg Might Seem Hard, but he's Really Just a Big Teddy Bear
In film school, there’s a lot of analysis lavished on filmmaker's "recurring themes." Spielberg has his absentee fathers, Hawks had his professionals, Hitchcock had his icy blondes, and so on. ...
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Win $25,000 If Michael Bay Likes Your Movie
So you may have seen these Sprint ads pop up on Youtube asking you to enter the Epic Contest: a national contest that asks consumers to be the director, producer ...
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Eddie Murphy Joins Alan Alda and Ben Stiller in Tower Heist
Maaaayyyybe good news for that one guy still clinging to the hope that Eddie Murphy will one day make a decent film again. Deadline reports that the Norbit star has ...
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Noomi Rapace and Ben Kingsley Take a Chapter from Bram Stoker's Dracula
LA Times blog 24 Frames has news of an interesting upcoming film called The Last Voyage of Demeter. The film will star Swedish actress Noomi Rapace (Lisbeth Salander in The ...
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Romeo & Juliet Show Develops Just to Get "Lovefool" Stuck in Your Head Again
Out of all the bard’s classics, Romeo & Juliet would seem especially… problematic to turn into a series (seeing as how the whole thing centers around the leads being dead.) ...
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Queen Amidala vs. The Alien Queen? Portman Shortlisted for Scott's Prequels
Considering how it took ten odd years to make the prequels, I would’ve figured that Natalie Portman had had enough aliens, spaceships and green screen. Lately, though, she's been getting ...
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Holy Tom Hardy Casting News, Batman!
You remember that rumor back in August about Leonardo DiCaprio, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Tom Hardy all fighting for the role of The Riddler in Batman 3? Turns out it might have had ...
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Anti-Productivity: Michael J Fox Pimps Spike Scream Awards
Yep, that's actually Michael J. Fox, and he's actually taking the time to help promote the 25th Anniversary Back To The Future cast reunion on Spike TV's Scream Awards. God ...
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More Actors Join Cusack in The Raven
Remember when we reported on John Cusack's tweet that he'd be in an upcoming film called The Raven? Heat Vision today added a couple more names to the cast opposite ...
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Sam Rockwell In David Gordon Green's The Sitter
I get excited when I get to write a story about one of my favorite actors doing what sounds like a good project. Today is one of those days. The ...
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Harmless, Parenting-Based Comedy Goes Big - - The Family Circus Movie
If there were an award to be given for “most innocuous” cartoon (not a strip--it isn’t sequential,) you’d be stumped to think of anything more deserving than The Family Circus. ...
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How To Train More Dragons...Again And Again
As I said in this morning's DVD post, I greatly enjoyed How To Train Your Dragon. (I'd even go so far as to claim that it's my favorite animated movie ...
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Anti-Productivty: Wanna See Eric Stoltz As Marty McFly?
Anyone who knows anything about the Back to the Future franchise knows that for five gloriously awkward weeks (what I assume to be, anyway), Eric Stoltz, not Michael J. Fox, ...
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The Weeks Give Way to Months... Danny Boyle Wants to do Another Zombie Movie
As a genre fan, I get a special (maybe even sick) satisfaction that an Oscar-wining director’s seriously considering doing a zombie movie. We’re taking over! See, Danny Boyle would like to direct a ...
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Free 20-Minute TRON Preview Event, October 28th
It's difficult to remember this while we're in the September/October doldrums of film releasing, when studios forget that we need our big action spectacles and simply release their Oscar-bait movies ...
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That Christmas Nightmare to Surround You in Four Dimensions
Though it's been the subject of many an ominous Outer Limits opening monologue, the fourth dimension's actually a lot less exotic than it sounds. A dimension’s anything that can be measured, basically. ...
