By: Eric Eisenberg While some of us may know that Marvel/Disney owns The Avengers and Fox owns the X-Men and Sony owns Spider-Man, the truth is that the general public doesn’t really know the difference between most superhero movies. The Marvel Cinematic Universe may be special, but the truth is that the average Joe on the street probably doesn’t know that Spider-Man cannot legally be … Continue reading Kick-Ass 2 May Actually Happen
Great movie! You know I was disagreeing with the commercial statements that this was a must see movie, but I have changed my mind. This is a must see movie. Some lines were kind of cheesy but overall they had heart with them. I liked how the movie progressed. I mean you had team but they didn’t all just get together and say “yeah! we’re … Continue reading The Avengers
By: Katey Rich Most of the critics didn’t get to see it at their advance screenings, but moviegoers will be treated to an extra dose of The Avengers this weekend just when they think they’ve seen everything. You probably know by now to stay through the credits for any Marvel movie, since that’s where they toss in the Easter Eggs that set up what’s to … Continue reading Stay Through The Very End Of The Avengers For A Scene Almost No One Has Seen
By: Eric Eisenberg Nowadays studios pay much more attention to what’s going on at the foreign box office. While a movie might be a moderate success here in the states, there are some titles that are total blockbusters overseas. Resident Evil: Afterlife made a respectable $60 million in the US, but everywhere else it raked in over $230 million and is getting a sequel this … Continue reading The Woman In Black Is Getting A Sequel Titled Angels Of Death
By: Eric Eisenberg When discussing The Jungle Book, most people think about the fantastic animated animated version from 1967, but the truth is that there actually is a halfway descent live-action version out there as well. Directed by Stephen Sommers, the Rudyard Kipling adaptation had a stellar cast that included Cary Elwes, Lena Headey, Sam Neill, John Cleese and Jason Flemyng and actually did a … Continue reading New Jungle Book Adaptation To Be Developed By Harry Potter Scribe Steve Kloves
By: Katey Rich The Expendables 2 is bringing in a lot of new tough guys to join in the mayhem this summer, but you can’t have a proper sequel without some returning characters. That’s why we’re especially excited to debut today the exclusive character poster featuring Jet Li, who played Yin Yang in the original film and is back for the sequel, joining the likes … Continue reading Exclusive Expendables 2 Character Poster Featuring Jet Li!
By: Eric Eisenberg When it comes to blockbusters, there is always a certain time window a few months in advance of the release date when you know that a teaser trailer is imminent. With Skyfall, the latest installment of the James Bond franchise, due out on November 9th, that means that we are in that window now. While it has not yet been announced when … Continue reading James Bond Gets Interrogated In First Skyfall Trailer Shown At CinemaCon
By: Eric Eisenberg Ridley Scott is, without question, one of the greatest luminaries of science fiction. Two of his earliest films, Alien and Blade Runner, helped define what the genre meant and showed us all what it can do. They have aged perfectly and are constantly looked back on for reference on how to do it right. But we’ve been without science-fiction from Scott since … Continue reading Go Behind The Scenes Of Prometheus With This Brand New Featurette
By: Kelly West While we countdown to June for the release of Pixar’s exciting-looking new animated film Brave (check out the latest trailer here!), Pixar is looking ahead at future projects, which include a film based on the Mexican holiday Dia de los Muertos, the “Untitled Pixar Movie that Takes You Inside the Mind” and a dinosaur film that now has a title. We got a … Continue reading Pixar Sets Title For Dinosaur Film, And Director For Dia De Los Muertos Movie
By: Katey Rich Paul Feig had about as good a summer as you can get last year, when Bridesmaids opened in mid-May and basically steamrolled across the season, becoming not just one of the biggest hits of the year, but also one of the most-loved. Now the director and writer is sitting this summer out as he puts together his next project– maybe with Reese … Continue reading The Amazing Spider-Man Got A Little Writing From Bridesmaids Director Paul Feig
