Back in November 2008, we told you about a plan at 20th Century Fox to reboot their Planet Of The Apes franchise that sounded very intriguing. Titled Caesar, writer /director Scott Frank was working on [click for more]
I will readily admit that I have given McG hard time about his upcoming summer blockbuster Terminator: Salvation. Not to his face, mind you. I don’t know the guy and have never met him. I’m [click for more]
I have to admit that I have not been a fan of Star Trek for a long time. Every new glimpse of director J. J. Abrams reboot of the franchise leaves more unsure if my [click for more]
For years, cable outlet Turner Classic Movies has made it a mission to bring not only popular vintage films to television audiences but also presenting lesser-remembered output from the Golden Age of Hollywood. Now, TCM [click for more]
Last month, we told you about a rather bold remake of Conquest Of The Planet Of The Apes that was currently being kicked around 20th Century Fox. The proposed remake, titled Genesis: Apes, resets Conquest‘s [click for more]
The development of any motion picture is always an exciting time when possible story ideas are generated, discussed and then used or discarded. Sometimes, the most fascinating ideas are the ones that are discarded, either [click for more]
Some days I wonder if there is any really interesting film news out there that isn’t about yet another classic film being set up for a remake by a clueless studio. But last week, we [click for more]
The 2008 San Diego Comic Con is all over except for sweeping out a few remaining halls at the convention center, but a few final reports are still showing up around the internet. The Wolfman– [click for more]
This year’s San Diego Comics Con is winding down today, and much of the news from yesterday and today seem to be more comics and television focused than film. But there was still a few interesting [click for more]
Admitedly, when MGM first made noise that it was going to produce a new Robocop picture, I was not particularly excited by the prospect. While Paul Verhoeven’s original 1987 movie was a stunning film that [click for more]
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