Director Michael Bay says the next installment of "Transformers" will grow up a bit. He's promising USA Today that the emphasis in the film will move away from goofball humor and that there will be a more coherent story.
Last year's sequel took a drubbing from critics and some fans. It made a ton of money at the box-office, but it wasn't on many top ten lists at the end of the year.
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If you live outside the UK and used alternate methods to acquire a copy of the new game "City of the Daleks," be careful.
The game is available for download and play to users inside the UK. Users outside the region will have to wait until the game is officially released in their markets later this month. (The U.S. gets it later this month and there will be a price tag for it).
One of the original Daleks used in the 1960's on "Doctor Who" is headed for auction.
Nicknamed the Wilkie Dalek after Bernard Wilkie, co founder of the BBC Visual Effects Department, the Dalek was used in production of Patrick Troughton's classic story "Evil of the Daleks."
Director Frank Darabont is currently working on production of AMC's mini-series "The Walking Dead." Darabont speaks to AMC about the project and adapting the popular comic book series in a new interview on AMC's web blog for the series. Q: What attracts you to the zombie genre? A: I've always wanted to do my take [...]
One of the hot casting rumors concerning NBC's "Chuck" has been former Wonder Woman Linda Carter stepping into the pivotal role of the mother of Chuck and Ellie Bartowski next season.
And while producer Josh Schwartz thinks Carter would be a good fit for the show, he doesn't think she'd be the right woman for the role of Chuck's mom.
The Hollywood Reporter has weighed in on the big-screen version of "The A-Team."
The first "Green Lantern" movie hasn't even finished production and won't hit theaters until June 17, 2011, but Warner Brothers is confident it will be a hit. So confident they've given the green light (pun fully intended) to a sequel.
Greg Berlanti, Michael Green and Marc Guggenheim, all of whom are working on the first installment, have been hired to write a sequel.
You can't keep a good movie franchise down.
Two popular Universal trilogies will get new games. USA Today reports that Telltale Games is developing new video games based on "Back to the Future" and "Jurassic Park."
Both franchises have had games in the past.
The man who brought the original B.A. Baracas to life in the 80's has seen the new "A-Team" movie and he doesn't like it.
Mr. T. says that the movie is too violent and misses the spirit of the original show.
A few weeks ago, "Community" actor Donald Glover tweeted that he'd like to be considered for the lead role in the upcoming Spider-Man reboot. What caught the interest of various on-line forums is that Glover is an African-American actor. This brought up the question of whether audiences might accept Peter Parker as an African-American.
The debate has reached the desk of Stan Lee, the man who co-created Spidey and Peter Parker.
If you're looking for a bit of humor this morning, check out the video below for the Twilight tribute band by guys who have never read the books or seen the movie.
Freeverse has released the latest addition to their venerable line-up of games for the iPhone and iPod Touch: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies!
Steven Spielberg's upcoming sci-fi series for Fox may have found a leading man. Deadline reports that actor Jason O'Mara is in discussions to play the lead. O'Mara is best-known for his work on the U.S. version of "Life on Mars." Offers have reportedly been made to two other actors for various roles on the project, [...]
It's looking more and more like a fifth "Indiana Jones" installment will happen.
There is a glimmer of hope, though. According to new details released in Stuff Magazine, the fifth installment would be the final one for the famous archeologist.
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