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Democratic convention delegates who are also film fans (besides the collected works of Oliver Stone and Michael Moore) might want to stick around as the 35th annual Telluride Film Festival gets u... (read more)
French director Mathieu Kassovitz let loose in an interview with
AMCtv.com, describing his new movie Babylon A.D. as "pure violence and
stupidity." While some directors may strive for t... (read more)
Variety reports that John Wells, president of the Humanitas Prize, has
announced its finalists for 2008. The prize honors—with cash—TV and
film writing that "explores the human co... (read more)
Ever wanted to put on a mask and become a
superhero? Writer Mark Millar told the blog BreakTheFourthWall.com that when
his movie Kick-Ass begins shooting in three weeks, an
actor not well know... (read more)
Ben
Affleck is the latest actor cast in Mike Judge's new movie, Extract, reports Variety. Affleck joins Jason
Bateman, Mila Kunis, Clifton Collins Jr. and Kristen Wiig when shooting begins
n... (read more)
The game of musical cinematic chairs continues. Tom Cruise's controversial Valkyrie project finally got a holiday slot (Dec. 26) in the hopes that somebody somewhere thinks Tom looks good in a Na... (read more)
The Hollywood Reporter writes that Tom Cruise is going comic book nerd with producers Sam Raimi and Josh Donen on a film
adaptation of Sleeper. Cruise is loosely attached to star in what&... (read more)
Oscar winners Joel and Ethan Coen have cast Tony-winning screen newcomer Michael Stuhlbarg in the lead of their next project, A Serious Man, reports Variety. Set in 1967 in the Midwes... (read more)
The Superman franchise is overdue for a Batman Begins-style revamp, says Variety's Anne Thompson, who reports that Warner Bros. is ready to let director Bryan Singer go if he can't de... (read more)
OK, it's not exactly like throwing toast at the screen at a midnight showing of Rocky Horror, but ABBA fans who wouldn't set foot in a karaoke bar can now sing along to Mamma Mia! screenings with... (read more)
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Professor James Moriarty is a fictional character who is the best-known antagonist (and nemesis) of the detective Sherlock Holmes. Widely considered to be the first true example of a super villain, Moriarty is a criminal mastermind, described by Holmes as the "Napoleon of Crime". So who is going to play WATSON?
Michael Moore will release his new film online and for free the file "Slacker Uprising"
Most people endure their fair share of tough times – the poverty of college life, relationship problems, a bad car accident, a woeful flirtation with the crack pipe, or any other equally awful experience. But film is constantly there to remind us that there are others out there who are suffering exponentially more than we could ever hope to...
Sony has hired Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky, writer-producers on the American version of "The Office," to script a "Ghostbusters" movie that would reunite Venkman, Stanz, Spengler and Zeddemore.
Have you ever considered just how funny a lot of movies could be, if only the producers had cast Muppets instead of humans? I mean, if you think the Terminator movies couldn't get any more awesome, imagine them with Animal playing Schwarzenegger's role. Hear Animal saying "Come with me if you want to live" in your head, and try not to laugh.
Congratulations, Disaster Movie! You’ve finally brought the “Movie” movies into the elite company of Roberto Benigni’s Pinocchio and Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2.
Here are some screencaps from the new dragonball movie trailer that's suppose to come out next month. And your first look at Piccolo.
Kevin Smith may have won the war a few weeks ago when he successfully appealed his new film’s rating from an ‘NC-17′ to a commercially viable ‘R’, but he’s apparently lost the battle. The MPAA has officially rejected the new poster for Zack and Miri Make a Porno for its sexually suggestive imagery, and EW.com caught up with Smith to get his thought
The final piece of the proposed concept art for the film based on the book by Eric Nylund
Although everyone in Hollywood says that Fox only wants a cut of the money by suing Warner Bros. to stop its Watchmen movie, Fox doesn't seem to be on the same page. Now, the studio has gone on record as saying that it only wants to stop Warner's movie from ever getting released, and now
It's finally happened: The Dark Knight broke the $500 million barrier this weekend like a giant man in a well-armored, bat-themed outfit smashing through a skylight that just happens to be well-placed above a crime in progress. But what does that actually mean in the real world? We consider some possible implications.
Red band trailer for Kevin Smith's film that recently went from NC-17 to rated R thanks to an appeal. Looks hilarious... and sexual. Star Wars porn is genius.
The director appears close to signing a lucrative package that would make India's Reliance Communications a 50% owner of his DreamWorks studio.
There is something quite unsettling about being turned on by a girl who could kick seven shades out of you.
That’s a stone cold fact. You heard it here first. Why are we so sure that Johnny Depp will play The Riddler in Batman 3? Because Johnny Depp recently briefly mumbled something desperately ambiguous about it possibly being quite fun to maybe play The Riddler during a local radio interview with his band. He's got a band??
Don LaFontaine, the man who provided the sonorous voice for more than 5,000 movie trailers, died Monday at age 68.
LaFontaine died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles of complications from a collapsed lung. He had been taken to the hospital Aug. 22 with a blood clot in the lung.
A reader sent us this fan created poster. I wonder how long this took to do? I hate talented people. He probably has a tricked out MySpace page that makes all of ours look really crummy.
These guys just had way too much time one their hands.
750,000 television spots, 5,000 movie trailers, 1 voice, Don LaFontaine has the most recognizable voice in the game right now. Here is the legend's story told by none other than the legend himself. RIP, Don, the moviegoing world will miss you.
Sorry, but no matter how many drugs you consume before watching this movie, there is NOTHING that can make you leave the theater without wanting to beat the living $H!T out of all nearby innocent bystanders. This review will hopefully prevent you from buying tickets to this sad excuse for a parody film.
