1. Cop Out (Warner Brothers, 3,150 Theaters, 107 Minutes, Rated R): Granted, Kevin Smith is a writer/director, but the emphasis has always been on the “writer.” By his own admission, his directing skills have always [click for more]
Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Joel Edgerton have been cast as the leads in Universal’s most recent version of The Thing. Winstead will play a scientists who journeys to an Antarctic research station after an alien [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]
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]
With the middle installment of Korean director Chan-Park Wook’s thematic “Vengeance Trilogy”, Oldboy, seeming to get all the attention, I find that the first film of the three, Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance, to be an [click for more]
You have to give Universal credit for tenacity. They want their Creature From The Black Lagoon remake and they’re going to get no matter how many creative types they have to go through. Commercial director [click for more]
Here’s some good news to start off your Friday. Steven Spielberg has decided to end his plans to remake the classic 1950 film Harvey. Variety is reporting that Spielberg dropped the project in the wake [click for more]
1. Everybody’s Fine (Miramax, 2,133 Theaters, 100 Minutes, Rated PG-13): Wow, that is some bad photoshopping on the poster there. Granted, I know a star the magnitude of Robert DeNiro could not be expected to attend a [click for more]
Walt Disney is developing a remake of their 1979 film The Black Hole. While it is not unusual anymore for a studio to be looking to its back catalog for material to develop into new [click for more]
So last night, I happened across Jackie Chan’s Drunken Master 2 on one of the cable movie channels. Watching him in the intense warehouse fight at the end of the film reminded me just how [click for more]
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