1. Hellboy II: The Golden Army: (2,950+ Theaters, 110 Minutes, Rated PG-13): The summer of comic book movies continues, as we get another Hellboy movie. I happened to like the first Hellboy flick. But then [click for more]
A little while back, we told you that one of the projects that currently hot Iron Man star Robert Downey Jr. has been circling was a new version of the classic detective Sherlock Holmes being [click for more]
Two articles hit the web today, from sources as diverse as Reuters/Hollywood Reporter and E! Online, doing a post-mortem on The Incredible Hulk. This attention was brought on by the fact that in its fourth week [click for more]
Wolveriiiinnnneeessss! Red Dawn, the 1984 Ruskies-invade-middle-America-only-to-be-defeated-by-the-local-high-school-football-team film that became a constantly-in-rotation staple of HBO for the rest of the decade, is being eyed for a makeover by its studio MGM. The Hollywood Reporter brings word [click for more]
One of the most legendary independent comic books might finally complete its journey to the silver screen. The Hollywood Reporter states that Warner Brothers and director Rawson Thurber will present us with an Elfquest movie. [click for more]
Brad Pitt is in talks with Quentin Tarantino to headline his World War II epic Inglorious Bastards. Tarantino is currently shopping the project, with Harvey Weinstein and Lawrence Bender attached as producers, to a quartet [click for more]
While not the worst, Universal Studios certainly has not been the best of the major studios at mining their back catalog of films for decent DVD releases. That is why it comes as a pleasant [click for more]
Quentin Tarantino is now actively taking his just-finished screenplay for his long-in-development World War II action flick Inglorious Bastards around to the various major studios to see if there is any interest in actually making the [click for more]
One of the greatest films of the silent era is Metropolis. A Gothic science-fiction tale and social critque, it is now taught in both film and literature courses in colleges and universities and continues to [click for more]
If you are planning on seeing the Batman opus The Dark Knight from director Christopher Nolan in the theaters, you will probably want to think about seeing on an IMAX screen. Why? Well, Nolan has [click for more]
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