By: Eddie Makuch Writing on the PlayStation Blog, Sony announced that Wonderbook: Book of Spells will launch in the United States on November 13. The game will be released in two versions, the first of which is a $40 stand-alone iteration that includes the game and a Wonderbook peripheral. The second bundle is the Wonderbook: Book of Spells Move pack (at right), which includes the … Continue reading Wonderbook: Book of Spells launching Nov. 13
By: Laura Parker The development team behind Sony’s upcoming augmented reality title Wonderbook: Book of Spells have unveiled more details on the concept and technology behind the game. In a behind the scenes video on YouTube, the London Studio developers, including creative director Russell Harding, revealed the idea for Wonderbook began in the early days of the PS3, when the publisher’s augmented reality technology had … Continue reading Wonderbook details emerge
By: Mack Rawden No one knew quite where Daniel Radcliffe’s career might take him post-Harry Potter. Given how recently the beloved series ended, it would probably be unfair to make a larger commentary on what type of movies he prefers, but I think it’s probably fair to say he has no interest in taking the safe route. Earlier this year, the actor starred in the … Continue reading Daniel Radcliffe Will Sprout Horns In New Supernatural Thriller
By: Eric Eisenberg David Thewlis is well known to the fans of fantasy movies thanks to his work as Remus Lupin in the series of Harry Potter films, but now he’s getting set to introduce himself to fans of action movies. The actor has officially signed on to the cast of Red 2, the sequel to the Robert Schwentke-directed comic book adaptation from 2010. Thewlis … Continue reading Harry Potter’s David Thewlis Joins The Cast Of Red 2
I’ll don’t know about you guys but I absolutely loved the “I Am Number Four” movie and I would really love to see “The Power of Six” as a film as well. My favorite part about the movie was was the screenplay adaptation, that was hands down, my favorite part because I read the book. I read online a lot of people have complained that … Continue reading Reasons why “The Power of Six” should be a movie
By: Kristy Puchko With David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis, Twilight star Robert Pattinson attempts to shed his placid pretty boy image by playing a repulsive and lecherous billionaire whose insidious exploits are sure to make audiences squirm. It’s a bold choice, but as his Harry Potter co-star Daniel Radcliffe showed with his revealing performance in the Broadway production of Equus, one sometimes needs to do something radical … Continue reading Is Shia LaBeouf Having Real Sex In Lars Von Trier’s Nymphomaniac?
By: Katey Rich After weeks of rumors that Peter Jackson and his collaborators would take on the massive challenge of yet another movie set in Middle Earth, the man himself has confirmed it in his typical low-key, democratic way: via Facebook post. On hisofficial page Jackson wrote a brief, thoughtful announcement confirming that "two films will become three," and that a third film will allow … Continue reading Peter Jackson Confirms Third Hobbit Film For Summer 2014
By: Katey Rich Normally it’s fun to report the midnight box office numbers for a highly anticipated movie, thinking of all the excited crowds lining up in the middle of the night, and how much that fan anticipation might lead to a big box office weekend. Today it just feels even sadder. But let’s think of it this way: while a genuine, unimaginable tragedy was … Continue reading The Dark Knight Rises Makes $27 Million At Midnight Screenings
By: Katey Rich Only for a movie as hugely anticipated as The Dark Knight Rises can the vaguest bit of information about the ending be considered spoiler-worthy. But just as fans of Harry Potter spent years pondering what J.K. Rowling meant when she said she had already written the last line of the last book, screenwriter David S. Goyer’s recent hints about the ending of … Continue reading The Dark Knight Rises Screenwriter Hints At An Emotional Ending
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
