By: Cynthia A. Directed by: Chris Buck & Jennifer Lee Screenplay by: Jennifer Lee Story by: Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee & Shane Morris Based on The Snow Queen by Hans Christian Andersen Starring: Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Jonathan Groff, Josh Gad & Santino Fontana Newly crowned Queen Elsa has a secret: she has the power to create snow and ice. As a child it was … Continue reading Frozen | Movie Review
By: NIKKI FINKE, Editor in Chief | Deadline.com 2ND UPDATE 2:30 PM: The largest domestic movie theater chain Regal Entertainment says this post is going up on its Facebook page: “Regal has Iron Man 3! After some extensive talks with Disney, we’re glad to say that Tony Stark will definitely be in our theatres for Iron Man 3. We’ve got Fandango working overtime right now to place tickets back on sale at … Continue reading UPDATE: Regal And AMC End Disney Renegotiation Dispute: Advance Ticket Sales Begin For ‘Iron Man 3′
By: Kelly West Alas, it seems Cinderella’s glass slipper wasn’t the right fit for Emma Watson. Less than two weeks after the actor was said to be in talks to star in the planned film, the Bling Ring star has reportedly decided not to star in Disney‘s live action adaptation of Cinderella. Late last month, we learned that Watson was in talks for the lead in Disney’s planned Cinderella, which has … Continue reading Emma Watson Won’t Be Disney’s Cinderella, But Is She Belle?
By: Katey Rich Oz the Great and Powerful is a certified hit, having made $80 million in the United States this weekend plus another $70 million across the world. Of course, Disney knew they had a hit on their hands before the movie even opened, setting up plans for a sequel, with writer Mitchell Kapner returning for the duties. But will Kapner be handing his script in … Continue reading Sam Raimi Won’t Direct Oz The Great And Powerful Sequel
By: Kristy Puchko News about Finding Nemo 2 has been making waves since last summer when of Finding Nemo‘s co-directors, Andrew Stanton, signed on to helm. Shortly thereafter it was announced Ellen DeGeneres would return as the forgetful but friendly fish Dory…but there was no word on Albert Brooks, who memorably lent his voice to the animated effort’s reluctant hero Marlin the clownfish. Thankfully Deadline reports Brooks has officially signed on … Continue reading Finding Nemo 2 Finally Signs Albert Brooks
By: Eric Eisenberg Star Wars Episode VII may have gained a director in J.J. Abrams today, but it looks like it’s lost any chance of having artwork done by legendary poster artist Drew Struzan. Earlier this week the artist excited millions of Star Wars fans when he said that he had been contacted by Disney about the new trilogy of films. While his quotes made it sound as though he … Continue reading Star Wars Episode VII Won’t Feature Artwork From Drew Struzan
By: Eric Eisenberg Star Wars and Drew Struzan artwork are like love and marriage: you can’t have one without the other. While the legendary poster artist is associated with a number of other brilliant classics, from the Indiana Jones series toBlade Runner, to Back to the Future to The Goonies, his work for the Star Wars universe is perhaps the most iconic, beginning his work on the saga all the way back in 1978 … Continue reading Star Wars Episode VII Could Feature The Work Of Poster Artist Drew Struzan
By: Eric Eisenberg The most famous real-world Star Wars shooting location has to be the Tunisian desert. With the exception of The Empire Strikes Back, every film in the franchise has shot at least one scene in the African nation, the sandy terrain primarily used for the areas of Tatooine, which you may remember as Luke Skywalker‘s homeworld. But there is another lesser-known on-location spot … Continue reading Will Star Wars VII Have Luke Skywalker Return To Yavin 4?
By: Katey Rich It feels like about 10 years since Tron: Legacy came to theaters, as pop culture moved on pretty quickly from a brief flirtation with light cycles, director Joseph Kosinski dove into the new project Oblivion, and star Garrett Hedlund worked hard to prove he was more than just the blank pretty boy who seemed lost at the center of the Game Grid. … Continue reading Garrett Hedlund Confirms He’s In For Tron 3
By: Eric Eisenberg Tron Legacy was largely seen as a disappointment when it was released, making only $172 million domestically on a $170 million budget. But it seems as though Disney still has hope for the franchise because they’ve decided to move forward with yet another movie set in the Tron universe. Called simply Tron 3 as of now, the studio has already entered negotiations … Continue reading Tron: Legacy Sequel Lights Up Again At Disney
