The Pacific surprised pretty much nobody when it beat out its only competition, Return to Cranford to win the Best Miniseries prize at last night’s Emmy Awards. But if you thought that Band of(…)

If you read the news that Spyglass Entertainment may bail out MGM from its financial troubles and immediately hoped it meant good things for The Hobbit, you’re not alone. Peter Jackson, who is(…)

Starring: Naveen Andrews, Henry Ian Cusick, Jeremy Davies, Emilie de Ravin, Michael Emerson, Jeff Fahey, Matthew Fox, Jorge Garcia, Josh Holloway, Daniel Dae Kim, Yunjin Kim, Ken Leung, Evangline Lilly, Terry O’Quinn Directed by(…)

Doug Liman has been circling around what seems like a ton of projects lately, started when his fell apart when Paul W.S. Anderson beat him to the punch and leading him to consider(…)

I’ll start by saying this: Inception isn’t a perfect movie. It’s not even the best movie to come out this summer, given all the Sundance gems that pop up week after week, and it(…)

You may remember the Red Riding Trilogy as a series of sprawling TV movies made in Britain that got limited theatrical releases in the United States, but did you realize they started as a(…)

Zac Efron has been working hard lately to be treated like a grown-up, first because it was too similar to his High School Musical role, then signing on to play a , a(…)

Considering its been over a year since The Hangover hit theaters, your post-debauchery sickness is long gone and youre well into roofie, alcohol, and tiger-song withdrawal. Lucky for you, Warner Home Video plans to(…)

Yes, it’s still a really stupid idea for anyone to make a movie based on Legos, but at least Warner Bros. has made one very good early decision. According to , Cloudy with a(…)

It’s hard for me to imagine exactly how the team behind the live-action Akira redo will make the insane and nigh unfollowable story palatable to a dumbed down American audience. The 1988 anime classic(…)

About a month ago we were witnessing a genuine horserace as Warner Bros. to direct their new Three Musketeers movie only to watch Paul W.S. Anderson to cast his own rival version(…)

We spent at least a year debating and stressing over Ridley Scott’s take on Robin Hood, getting excited when it seemed like he was doing something different and feeling resigned when it(…)

We’ll see if the wifi will cooperate, but hopefully we’ll be bringing you as live-as-possible summary of what happens in this morning’s Warner Bros. presentation at Hall H. There are a lot(…)

Screenwriter Brad Ingelsby got his big break about a year ago, when Leonardo DiCaprio and Ridley Scott signed on to produce his first screenplay, The Low Dweller. And lucky for him, he(…)

Leonardo DiCaprio attaches his name to so many projects that it’s hard to know which ones he’s taking seriously, and which will sit on a shelf for years before being picked up(…)

UPDATE: Variety changed their figure to 22.2 million! That makes it an even bigger haul, and an even easier claim for the record.
Finally the box office is working on the side of(…)

Does the success of The Hangover mean we’re going to be flooded with movies that are set in Las Vegas for no particular reason? Or, more specifically, is the existence of Vegas(…)

The story goes that, when people like Jack Kirby and Bob Kane and Joe Shuster were creating masked adventurers in the 1930s, none of them imagined that characters like Superman and Batman(…)

At the movies, Katherine Heigl is the goofball, throwing barbs at Seth Rogen in Knocked Up and singing Elton John with James Marsden in 27 Dresses. But on TV, she’s on that(…)

The Incredible Mr. Limpet is one of those thoroughly 60s movies that, like Mary Poppins and Bedknobs and Broomsticks, treats the combination of live-action and animation as the kind of revolutionary technology(…)