Enterainment Weekly’s Hollywood Insider blog is announcing that Sony is officially giving the green light to Seth Rogen’s take on the pulp hero, Green Hornet. This is news to me, because I thought it was [click for more]
When you think of Sherlock Holmes, you think of Basil Rathbone interrogating the cultured aristocracy of Victorian England in a drawing room somewhere. When you think of Guy Ritchie, you think of the rough and [click for more]
It was a half century ago that a metor digorged a small gelatinous mass that would go on to terrorize a small town until Steve McQueen put a stop to it. On July 11 to [click for more]
Although spokespeople for Universal Studios have stated that nothing irreplaceable was lost in this past Sunday’s fire on their lot, there seems to be questions remaining as to what was damaged and how quickly, if [click for more]
If there was anyone out there who thought that the news that Brett Ratner was going to direct a new Beverly Hills Cop movie would mean a move of Eddie Murphy’s career away from the [click for more]
In the June 6th, 2008 issue of Entertainment Weekly, in stores now, writer Chris Nashawaty provides us with a page and a half diatribe on how he hates superhero movies. You can read the article [click for more]
While studio execs keep one eye on their current box office business their films are doing, they keep their other eye on the projects in development that will (hopefully) be bringing in the dollars in [click for more]
Variety is announcing that Alfred Molina has joined the cast of Disney’s adaptation of Ubisoft’s popular video game franchise, Prince of Persia. His hiring has added to the general overall Spider-Man feel. We all know [click for more]
The above photo is of the building that was used as the “Hill Valley Clock Tower” from the movie, Back to the Future. You’ll notice that the clock is conspicuously missing. That’s because the building, [click for more]
Transformers fans will rejoice and everyone else will probably just groan when they hear that the sequel to Michael Bay’s giant robots gone wild extravaganza from last summer may contain upwards of 20 robot characters. [click for more]
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