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While DC and Warner Brothers haven't made it official that we'll get a movie version of the Flash, all signs are looking good for one.
According to MTV, a final script is expected by Christmas for the film. At that point, the official green light could be given.
Call it a small victory for conventional films and those of us who don't care for 3-D.
Warner Brothers announced last week that the first half of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" won't be in 3-D. The film was in the process of being converted to 3-D, but the studio ran out of time to get it properly converted. That includes a 3-D IMAX version.
Want an early look at close to thirty minutes of footage from the upcoming "Tron: Legacy?"
Disney is offering fans the chance to view 23-minutes of the film in IMAX 3-D on October 28th. Screenings will take place across the United States and other parts of the world and the tickets are free.
One of the pleasures of tuning in for a new episode of "The Simpsons" is the opening credits. Most weeks, the show gives viewers a new chalkboard liner and couch gag. But last week's show was different. The extended title sequence saw lots of graffiti by artist Banksy before taking a dark turn at the [...]
For the second week in a row, audiences liked "The Social Network." The David Fincher directed film was the top moneymaker at the box-office last weekend, taking in $15.4 million.
The movie held off several solid new films for the crown. In second was the romantic comedy "Life As We Knew It," taking in $14.5 million. In third was Disney's "Secretariat." The movie raced out to a $12.6 million opening weekend.
Rhys Ifans will play the villain, opposite Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker and Emma Stone as Gwen Stacy, in the next installment of Spider-Man from Columbia Pictures and Marvel Studios, it was announced today by Amy Pascal, co-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment and Matt Tolmach, president of Columbia Pictures.
Excelsior! Mike and guest Mike Stackpole talk with comics icon Stan Lee! They talk about "Superhumans" on History Channel, his appearances at New York Comic-Con and Hollywood Xpo this month, and his thoughts on the evolution of the acceptance and popularity of comic books today as compared to 30-40 years ago.
Syfy’s all-new drama series Being Human, starring Sam Witwer, Meaghan Rath, Sam Huntington and Mark Pellegrino has commenced production in Montreal, Canada
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This may quality for a bit of reboot rage.
Or maybe not given that Ron Moore is involved. He did, after all, successfully reboot "Battlestar Galactica."
Angelina Jolie's been linked to it as well as Natalie Portman. Now it appears that Oscar-winner Sandra Bullock is in the running for the lead role in "Gravity."
The film will be directed by "Children of Men" helmer Alfonso Cuaron and co-star Robert Downey, Jr. The movie follows an astronaut who struggles to survive a avalanche of space junk.
Yesterday the news broke that Zach Snyder had won the job as the director for the next Superman film. There was also some news trickling out that the film's plot might feature a return of General Zod, memorably played in the first two "Superman" films by Terrance Stamp.
As the dust settles on the news that Snyder will take over, Vulture has details on the behind-the-scenes moves made by Warner Brothers and why the studio wanted Sndyer for the film over Darren Aronofsky.
With Zach Snyder taking the helm for the Superman reboot, another domino has fallen in the world of superhero directors.
According to Vulture, Darren Aronofsky has been offered the reigns of "Wolverine II." The move would have Aronofsky and Hugh Jackman team up again. The two worked together on "The Fountain."
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