David Hayter To Make Directorial Debut With ‘Wolves’
'X-Men' and 'Watchmen' screenwriter David Hayter is to make his directorial debut with 'Twilight'-esque werewolf picture 'Wolves'....
Month: March 2010
U.S. Trailer for Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s ‘Micmacs’
The U.S. trailer for French director Jean-Pierre Jeunet's new film, Micmacs has been released in anticipation of its May 28 limited release. ...
[DVD Picks of the Week] Mar. 30th
Do you like DVDs? Do you want to know what’s good this week? Then please keep reading this article....
‘The Tree of Life’ Finished and Heading To Cannes?
Originally supposed to come out last year, Terrence Malick's newest film, The Tree of Life might in fact be making its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in May. ...
‘Freakonomics’ Doc To Close Tribeca Film Festival
Freakonomics, a documentary based on the best-selling nonfiction book, written by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner ,will close the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival. ...
‘Exit Through the Gift Shop’ Gets A Release Date
Banksy, notorious UK artist, has been an enigmatic force in the ever changing scene of illegal yet exciting street art. His style is recognizable around the world yet very little is known about the mysterious masquerader, who is rarely heard from in public forum. ...
New ‘Godzilla’ Film Planned For 2012
In a very short story, Variety has confirmed that Legendary Pictures with co-produce and co-finance with Warner Brothers a new Godzilla film for release in 2012. ...
‘The Hobbit’ Won’t Shoot Until End Of The Year?
Having suffered continuous delays, The Hobbit has again been pushed back with Andy Serkis, who provided the voice of Gollum for Lord of the Rings, confirming that production will begin some time later this year....
Angelina Jolie Interested In ‘Maleficent’
Angelina Jolie is reportedly interested in playing the titular role in Disney's upcoming 'Maleficent'....
The Curious Cast of ‘Larry Crowne’
Despite a lukewarm performance in two mediocre (at best) films, actor/producer/writer/director Tom Hanks can't seem to leave the world of codes and mysteries - only this time the codes are of a Larry Crowne, not Dan Brown, variety. ...