Final ‘Man Of Steel’ Trailer Needs Few Words By Germain Lussier/June 6, 2013 9:58 am EST Man of Steel opens in just over a week. After years of waiting, a brand new, ass-kicking Superman movie is right around the corner. Next week, we’ll be able to share our thoughts. If you don’t have your tickets yet, you may want to secure those now. And if you’re still on the fence, maybe one final trailer will convince you....
First Look: ‘Brave’ Spinoff Short ‘The Legend Of Mor’du’ By Angie Han/Nov. 2, 2012 10:50 am EST It’s tradition for Pixar to run an animated short ahead of their theatrical features, and said short usually comes packaged with the full-length movie in the DVD / Blu-ray release as well. For Brave, however, Pixar is including not one but two short films. The first is La Luna, which we already saw when it played in front of Brave in theaters, while the second is an all-new movie titled The Legend of Mor’du....
Guy Pearce Glares On A New ‘Iron Man 3’ Poster By Russ Fischer/Feb. 18, 2013 9:33 am EST Shane Black’s Iron Man 3 is the first promising tentpole of the summer, in part because of the presence of Black (Kiss Kiss Bang Bang) himself behind the camera. But a few new cast members are also helpful when it comes to building anticipation, and one of them just got his own character poster....
Joaquin Phoenix Replacing Robert Downey Jr. In Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘Inherent Vice’ By Angie Han/Jan. 24, 2013 1:24 pm EST It’s not every actor that can steal a scene right out from under Philip Seymour Hoffman’s nose, but in The Master, Joaquin Phoenix did just that. No wonder, then, that director Paul Thomas Anderson is eager to reunite with him on his next movie. Phoenix is now in talks to join Anderson’s Thomas Pynchon adaptation Inherent Vice, replacing long-attached star Robert Downey Jr....
Listen To 20 Minutes Of Steven Price’s Score For ‘Gravity’ By Germain Lussier/Sept. 5, 2013 12:00 pm EST With a month to go until Alfonso Cuaron’s latest film, Gravity, finally (and I do mean FINALLY) hits theaters, I personally have come to a breaking point. I’m done with looking at stills, trailers, or anything from the film until I finally see the movie. My anticipation for Cuaron’s space drama is so incredibly high, I don’t want anything to change that....
Matthew McConaughey Says He’s “Open” To More ‘True Detective’ By Russ Fischer/June 5, 2014 10:00 am EST Not to get your hopes up too much, but the very positive reception for True Detective has changed the mind of one of its stars with respect to the idea of coming back. Matthew McConaughey once said he was attracted to True Detective because it was a “one and done” series. And we know that the second season will feature a trio of new leads, with the show built around new characters....
Page 2: Labyrinth, Gravity, Star Trek, Star Wars, Battlestar, Terminator 2, Hook, GOT By Peter Sciretta/Oct. 10, 2013 3:00 pm EST Header Photo: Family Outfitted in Awesome ‘Labyrinth’ Costume Ensemble Tech Support: Can anything beat ‘Gravity’ for Best Cinematography? What to Do with the Future of Star Trek5 Alternate ‘Gravity’ Posters That Will Blow Your MindWhy Bruce Willis should stop making action moviesHow Does Strong Box-Office Showing for ‘Gravity’ Impact Oscar Chances?...
Page 2: WALL-E, Doctor Who, Totoro, Pacific Rim, Tron, Oscars, Star Wars, Battlestar, Scandal, GoT By Peter Sciretta/Feb. 28, 2014 1:08 pm EST Header Photo: James Hance’s Latest Painting – “Full Of Shine & Full Of Sparkle” How to Fix ‘Girls’ Forget Pixar, This ‘E.T.’ Theory Will Really Blow Your Mind Ban lifted! It’s time for ‘Doctor Who’ Lego The 16 Best Answers Sarah Michelle Gellar Gave During Her Reddit AMASecret Cinema: The Grand Budapest Hotel...
Robin Williams In Talks For ‘Night At The Museum 3’ By Russ Fischer/Oct. 18, 2013 4:15 pm EST Briefly: The Night at the Museum movies have been basically a license to print money, so it shouldn’t be any surprise that actors are coming back for the third one. Night at the Museum 3 will put Ben Stiller back in the lead role as security guard Larry Daley, under the direction of Shawn Levy....
Sequel Bits: ‘Catch Me If You Can’ Writer Takes On ‘Pirates Of The Caribbean 5,’ Plus ‘G.I. Joe: Retaliation,’ ‘Fright Night 2,’ ‘The Haunting In Connecticut 2’ By Russ Fischer/Jan. 12, 2013 10:48 am EST The news you’ve been waiting for is here: Pirates of the Caribbean 5 has taken another step forward! (Contain your excitement, please.) Jeff Nathanson, who wrote Catch Me if You Can, has been hired to write Pirates 5....
Set Photos: First Look At Andrew Garfield As Peter Parker In ‘Spider-Man’ By Russ Fischer/Jan. 4, 2011 6:20 pm EST We’ve still seen no official imagery from Sony for the studio’s new Spider-Man film — that might not even be the final title — but a few set photos have emerged in the past to show us how Emma Stone looks as classic love interest Gwen Stacy. Now we’ve got some pics of her with Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker....
Simon Kinberg Explains Why X-Men And Fantastic Four Won’t Share A Universe By Germain Lussier/May 12, 2014 10:15 am EST Read why Kinberg says there won’t be a Fantastic Four X-Men crossover below. Kinberg layed out the Fantastic Four X-Men crossover difficulties in an interview with ScreenCrush. Here’s the exchange: ScreenCrush: Do the Fantastic Four movie you wrote and the X-Men live in the same universe?Simon Kinberg: Well, it’s complicated. Because none of the X-Men movies have acknowledged the notion of a sort of superhero team — the Fantastic Four....
Star Wars Bits: Where And When Will ‘Episode VII’ Shoot? By Angie Han/Aug. 28, 2013 5:00 pm EST What’s that in the header image? Why, it’s Luke Skywalker — well, Mark Hamill — catching up with his old buddy the Rancor. See the full-sized version after the jump. Also below: So where is Episode VII going to shoot? And when is filming supposed to start? New book Kenobi delves into Obi-Wan’s past According to Albuquerque Studios president Dana Arnold, rumors have indicated that Star Wars is also looking into New Mexico, where his facility is located, as well as Iceland, Jordan, Scotland, and Ireland....
Superhero Bits: Thor: The Dark World, The Wolverine, X-Men Days Of Future Past, Hulk, Superman, Captain America By Germain Lussier/Nov. 15, 2012 12:00 pm EST Want to watch Tom Hiddleston talk about filming Thor: The Dark World? What does the new synopsis for The Wolverine reveal? Which popular TV show is dressing up everyone as superheroes? Has Bryan Singer revealed a costume detail about X-Men: Days of Future Past? Did a Twilight actor compare the franchise’s vampires to the X-Men?...
This Week In Trailers: Kung Fu Elliot, An Honest Liar, Under The Electric Sky, Citizen Koch, Égoïste By Christopher Stipp/May 17, 2014 9:00 am EST Without question, one of my favorite movies to revisit that hasn’t lost an ounce of its twinkle is American Movie. There is something so honest and raw about Mark Borchardt that you can’t deny his presence or his plight. Now, I haven’t a clue who this Elliot Scott fella is but I like him already....
Vin Diesel Promises Big News On The Marvel Studios Front By Russ Fischer/July 19, 2013 2:06 pm EST Briefly: At the end of today’s Riddick panel at Comic Con, room was made for one last question. A guy stepped up to ask Vin Diesel what his vision — emphasis on that word — might be for his possible role in the Marvel Universe. The actor laughed and said he regretted allowing one last question, since it brought up the one thing he’s not supposed to talk about....
VOTD: ‘The Lost Thing,’ An Oscar-Nominated Animated Short Film By Angie Han/Feb. 18, 2011 7:00 am EST Today’s VOTD is a visual treat that’ll appeal to children and grown-ups alike. The Lost Thing, written by Shaun Tan and co-directed by Tan and Andrew Ruhemann (executive producer, My Kid Could Paint That), is a beautifully animated short about a boy and the friendly, uh, tentacled machine thing he finds on the beach....
VOTD: Stuart Acher’s Bobby Loves Mangos By Peter Sciretta/Sept. 17, 2009 11:30 pm EST Bobby Loves Mangos is a short film I discovered nearly a decade ago. It screened at a bunch of film festivals in the late ’90s, and filmmaker Stuart Acher famously tricked an extremely unwilling and uninterested Roger Ebert into watching it. Ebert later endorsed the film. I won’t give away the whole story, because it’s included at the start of the video below....
Watch Unearthed ‘Star Wars’ Blooper Reel And ‘Return Of The Jedi’ Behind The Scenes Footage By Russ Fischer/Oct. 28, 2013 10:56 am EST Just when you think you’ve seen every little bit of rare Star Wars material, someone digs up a new artifact. Below is one video featuring bloopers from Star Wars — Alec Guinness, Harrison Ford, and Peter Cushing flubbing lines, and a whole lot of stormtroopers falling down — and a set of videos from Return of the Jedi....
‘A Good Day To Die Hard’ Likely To Go Out With R Rating By Russ Fischer/Jan. 11, 2013 8:08 pm EST
