Last year, Paramount Pictures upset theater owners when they rushed "G.I> Joe: The Rise of Cobra" to DVD and Blu-Ray a mere three months after its theatrical release.
Typically, DVDs are released 16 weeks or more after they're released theatrically, giving theaters a chance to show the movies for a four-month window.
The long wait for "StarCraft II" may be just about over.
Blizzard announced that beta testing for the game will begin later this month. The news was revealed during the company's fourth quarter results conference call.
For months, we've heard rumors that a certain classic series monster was returning for the upcoming series of "Doctor Who."
If you don't want to know which monster it is, please stop reading now...
If you're living along the Eastern seaboard, odds are you're seeing a lot of snow.
Nicknamed Snowmageddon, the snowstorm has dumped over two feet of snow in the Northeast, causing business and school closings and flight delays.
A few weeks ago, we brought you news that Disney was looking for a reboot of the 1979 movie, "The Black Hole." At the time, director Joseph Kosinski, who is directing the upcoming "Tron: Legacy," said he wanted to make a more scientifically accurate version of the popular film.
Veteran B-movie director Roger Corman has signed on to make "Sharktopus" for the SyFy Channel's Saturday Night Theaters.
Do you know who Edgar Krawly is? Then write an essay about him, and enter to win some fabulous prizes!
Brooke Lewis is just one of an amazing team of judges, so head over to the website to read the eligibility requirements and rules... and good luck!
Variety has their thoughts on this weekend's "Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief."
Greek mythology gets a modern update in "Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief," yet another kidlit adaptation hoping to steal some of Harry Potter's thunder.
The man who brought Vic Mackey and Benjamin Grimm to life has signed on for the new Fox comic-book based series, "No Ordinary Family."
The sophomore series "Legend of the Seeker" appears to be on the bubble for renewal next year and fans have decided not to wait until May to get a renewal push going.
Warner Brothers is reportedly talking to "The Book of Eli" directors Albert and Allen Hughes about helming the upcoming live-action version of "Akira."
Congratulations to Michael Carter of British Columbia. Michael is the first-place winner in our recent "Caprica" DVD contest and will receive a copy of the unedited pilot on DVD as well as t-shirt celebrating the launch of the show.
The reboot of the Spider-Man franchise has an opening date.
The new movie will open in theaters on July 3, 2012.
And they're going to film it for 3-D.
It's Friday and that means it's time for a bit of listener feedback! And we'll also find out the latest from Sweetleaf!
This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments about our stories and comments... it's the Circle of Entertainment Life!
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Shadoglare: Sorry to have to say it but… that “interview” was horrible… :/
Mich67: Meh…if it’s anything like their last run I’ll pass. The earlier episodes were better.
Michael: Not till 2013! What are they thinking?
Gary from Jacksonville: I liked Earth-2. It was like an Elseworlds with an ongoing story line.
Sion Ewig: The first two episodes were entertaining enough and I really do enjoy seeing Garcia back in something....
Lejon from Chandler: Let’s see, getting divorced sucks, losing your apartment sucks, losing ten years of an... Lejon from Chandler: Wow. I called that one. But really, who didn’t see that coming?
Skiznot: Nice.
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