There are two tales of soldiers of fortune on the run from the government coming to multiplexes later this year. The better known project is the adaptation of the 80s actions series The A-Team, but [click for more]
It’s that time of year again. This Tuesday, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will announce the nominees for the 82nd Annual Academy Awards. Every year there are snubs and surprises, thrills and [click for more]
1. Edge Of Darkness (Warner Brothers, 3,066 Theaters, 117 Minutes, Rated R): Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the attempted comeback of Mel Gibson. I say attempted because, really, it should be really hard to come [click for more]
Pre-production for Warner Brothers’ superhero film Green Lantern continues to move forward. Variety has reported that Sony Pictures Imageworks, who have worked on Watchmen, Superman Returns and Sony’ Spider-Man franchise, have been brought aboard the [click for more]
Earlier this week, Cartoon Network announced a production deal with pop culture satirist “Weird Al” Yankovic. In a post on his blog, Al explained that the deal calls for him to develop for the cable [click for more]
They sing. They dance. And evidently, one of those crazy, talented high school kids on Fox’s popular freshman series Glee can now add screenwriter to her list of talents. Dianna Agron, who plays the dimwitted [click for more]
Denzel Washington may be coming on board Will Smith’s long in development remake of the 1974 comedy Uptown Saturday Night according to a source for Empire Online. The original film starred Sidney Poitier and a [click for more]
So I’ve never watched an episode of the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender, but it seems to have its fans who have been vocal about every little bit of information that has leaked out [click for more]
Is Repo Chick a sequel from director Alex Cox to his 1984 punk cult classic Repo Man? Not officially, as Universal Studios tried to point out to Cox when they filed a cease-and-desist after the [click for more]
If there is one craze in Hollywood right now that has surpassed reviving old franchises, it is burning desire to film every new feature in 3D. Now, according to a report from MarketSaw, it looks [click for more]
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