If last night’s Olympic victory of Team USA over Canada wasn’t enough hockey news for you, here’s some more. Writer/director Kevin Smith has cast Seann William Scott in his upcoming hockey movie Hit Somebody. Scott [click for more]
Bad news Mamma Mia! Fans. If you were hoping for a return trip to that Greek island where everyone spontaneously breaks into ABBA songs, you may have to cancel your travel plans. While making the [click for more]
Filmmakers have been trying to figure out how to bring Isaac Asimov’s epic Foundation trilogy to the big scree for three decades with little success. But now Roland Emmerich, the latest helmer to be attached [click for more]
I have to admire the tenacity of Warner Brothers in their attempt to make a live action adaptation of the classic manga and anime Akira. First it’s in development, then it’s dead, then it’s back [click for more]
In an interview with London’s Daily Mail yesterday, Bill Murray confirmed that he will definitely be in the in development Ghostbusters III. He also mentioned the extent of his involvement in the film. Be warned- [click for more]
To fund his first film, Clerks, writer/director Kevin Smith famously sold his comic book collection. Smith may be doing something similar to get his long in gestation horror script Red State in front of cameras. [click for more]
Twentieth Century Fox looks as if they are moving forward with their plan to relaunch a potential franchise featuring the Marvel Comics superhero Daredevil, with a report hitting late yesterday afternoon that the studio has [click for more]
James Bobin, co-creator of the HBO comedy series Flight Of The Conchords, has been picked by Disney to helm their upcoming Muppet film. He’ll be working from a screenplay written by Forgetting Sarah Marshall scripters [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]
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