First Look: Russell Crowe As Jor-El In MAN OF STEEL
The costume has some echoes of Superman’s cape and tights. [click for more]
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Russel Crowe In Talks To Play Jor-El In MAN OF STEEL
The actor will be taking on the role of Superman’s father. [click for more]
Crowe In Discussions For McKay’s THE BOYS
Russell Crowe is reportedly in discussion to star in Step Brother‘s director Adam McKay’s in development comic book adaptation The Boys. Crowe would play Billy Butcher, the head of an elite CIA black ops group [click for more]
Another 80s Remake: Crowe Is THE EQUALIZER
Russell Crowe has just attached himself to star in a remake of the 80s television series The Equalizer. Crowe will be playing Robert McCall, a retired intelligence agent helping people as a way to atone [click for more]
New Releases: May 14
1. Robin Hood (Universal, 3,503 Theaters, 140 Minutes, Rated PG-13): This film could have been so much better. You can’t often say that sort of thing before you even see the film, but in this [click for more]
Rise of the Comic Book Movie
We continue our look back at the cinematic decade that has just passed with a look at what has become the fastest growing genre of film, the comic book adaptation. As the 1990s came to [click for more]
Ridley Scott’s ROBIN HOOD Trailer And Pics
I have to admit that I am a little leary about director Ridley Scott’s upcoming take on the Robin Hood legend. Not because I don’t like the director’s previous work. Far from it. I think [click for more]
Russell Crowe As Ridley Scott’s ROBIN HOOD
We’ll start off the week with the first look at Russell Crowe in director Ridley Scott’s upcoming Robin Hood film. Click on the image for an enlarged view of Crowe stalking through the woods of [click for more]
New Releases: October 10
1. The Express (2,808 Theaters, Rated PG): You could probably make 4 or 5 movies based on the life of Ernie Davis. You could focus, like this one does, on the his battle with racism. You [click for more]
Crowe Developing Bill Hicks Bio-Pic
One of the most important comics of the second half of the 20th sentury was Bill Hicks. With razor sharp insight, HIcks railed about politics and society with a clarity seldom seen on a club [click for more]