Month: September 2008

Bill Murray Looks Onboard For Possible GHOSTBUSTERS 3

September 26, 2008 Rich Drees

Responding to recent stories that a script for a return to the Ghostbusters franchise, Bill Murray stated yesterday at a surprise appearance at the Austin Fantastic Film Fest that he would definitely be up for [click for more]

New Releases: September 26

September 25, 2008 Bill Gatevackes

1. Eagle Eye (3,300 Theaters, 118 Minutes, Rated PG-13):On the surface, this seems like a paranoid pot-boiler of a thriller. Shia LeBeouf and Michelle Monahan receive calls on their cellphones from a mysterious woman who [click for more]

Casting: SHERLOCK HOLMES Gets His Irene Adler, Villain, But No Napoleon Of Crime

September 25, 2008 Rich Drees

Casting is starting to ramp up on Guy Ritchie’s upcoming, more adventure oriented Sherlock Holmes. We already know that Robert Downey, Jr. is set to play the iconic Victorian-era sleuth with Jude Law tagging along [click for more]

Johnny Depp: ALICE and LONE RANGER and PIRATES 4! Oh my!

September 25, 2008 Rich Drees

The folks at Walt Disney held a big shindig out in Hollywood yesterday, where they announced several new projects, three of which might be good news to you fans of Johnny Depp. Maybe. First off, [click for more]

Required Viewing: YOU MUST REMEMBER THIS: THE WARNER BROS. STORY

September 24, 2008 John Gibbon

At a time when Leo first roared, the Torch Lady’s torch first burned bright, and long before “The Transmitter” beamed its familiar sound, four brothers from an Ohio steel town eagerly pursued success in a [click for more]

DVD Review: LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE FABULOUS STAINS

September 23, 2008 Rich Drees

It seems odd that a movie which has barely been seen can have a wide spread cultural influence, but it is a claim that could be justifiably made by Lou Adler’s rock and roll satire Ladies And [click for more]

Joe Straczynski Drops Hint About LENSMAN Script

September 22, 2008 Rich Drees

Fans of E. E. “Doc” Smith’s epic science-fiction novel series Lensman, are probably wondering how screenwriter J. Michael Straczynski was going to compress the book’s billion year plotlines into a manageable motion picture. This weekend, [click for more]