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Cast of Bridesmaids to Present an Academy Award

By Mike Lee • January 27, 2012 • No Comments

How do you make up for an atrocious mistake of not nominating one of the best comedies of 2011 and validating Judd Apatow’s call to have a Best Comedy category? By giving the cast of Bridesmaids the opportunity to present the award itself. Having already earned a nomination of Best Supporting Actress, and...[ more ]

Disney Planning Untitled Space Adventure

By Mike Lee • January 27, 2012 • No Comments

Briefly: It’s looks like Disney’s next adventure will head into the great beyond. According to Variety, the movie studio has acquired the rights to an an untitled sci-fi project from Chronicle screenwriter Max Landis. The movie is said to involve a brother and sister team embarking on a space adventure. Further details are,...[ more ]

‘Break’ Trailer: It’s ‘Buried’ Juiced Up On Adrenaline

By Mike Lee • January 27, 2012 • No Comments

IFC has just given me the first trailer to the new claustrophobic thriller Brake. Last time we saw characters trapped in place, it was in the trailer for ATM, which is also being distributed by IFC. But in Brake, our protagonist is in a completely different situation. The movie, starring Stephen Dorff,...[ more ]

‘Journey 2: The Mysterious Island’ Trailer: Fun For the Whole Family

By Mike Lee • January 27, 2012 • No Comments

Journey 2: The Mysterious Island may not be in our reader’s demographic, but it may appeal to those few readers who have families. If you have seen the previous trailer you know what you are getting yourself into, which is a family actioner starring some of Hollywood’s biggest names. Sure Josh Hutcherson is...[ more ]

‘Mirror Mirror’ Featurette + Scheduling Changes

By Mike Lee • January 27, 2012 • No Comments

Mirror Mirror is catering to a completely different demographic when compared to the one that Snow White and the Hunstman is catering to. And to prove that the former film is doing so, Relativity Media has released a sneak peek of the movie through Parents Connect. Which you can check out in the...[ more ]

Captain America 2 May Begin Shooting This Year; Could S.H.I.E.L.D. Movie Be Next?

By Mike Lee • January 26, 2012 • No Comments

With The Avengers release in May, Marvel Studios is planning the next stages of production schedule. We already know that Thor 2 and Iron Man 3 will head straight into filming after The Avengers’ release. Thor 2 has finally settled on a writer and a director, now the movie studio is looking to...[ more ]

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Frank Darabont and TNT will bring “L.A. Noir” to TV

By Kevin Coll • January 9, 2012 • 2 Comments

Frank Darabont is not down and out with all the Walking Dead drama that occurred this past summer. Instead the former zombie showrunner has pacted with TNT on a pilot order for “L.A. Noir,” a drama based on the book by John Buntin. According to Variety the book revolves around, “Set in the 1940′s and ’50s, project...[ more ]

“Lost” Alum Joins the Cast of “Once of Upon A Time” as Belle

By Kevin Coll • November 15, 2011 • 1 Comment

Lost's Emile DeRavin Joins "Once Upon A Time" for ABC ABC is owned by Disney so it is no doubt they are going to work as many of the Disney princesses from the classic fairy tales into their successful Once Upon A Time Series. I for one am loving this show as it is clever, enjoyable...[ more ]

Animated Firefly Image Asks the Question: Why Not Do An Animated Firefly Series?

By Kevin Coll • November 15, 2011 • No Comments

I love animated TV series. They are fun and given the right voice cast are just plain entertaining. One artist seemed to think Joss Whedon’s popular cult series’ Firefly should become an animated series and judging by this image below, why the hell not? Does this fan art warrant a Firefly animated series? The piece you see...[ more ]

CBS Developing A “Rifleman” Remake

By Kevin Coll • November 8, 2011 • No Comments

CBS is remaking the classic western drama, “The Rifleman.” According to sources at Variety, Laeta Kalogridis and Patrick Lussier is penning the script with director, Chris Columbus, setup to direct and exec produce. The original half-hour drama ran on CBS from 1958-1963. It starred Chuck Connors as a skilled gunman and widowed Civil War hero...[ more ]

HBO Could Air ‘The Dark Tower’ TV Series

By Mike Lee • October 25, 2011 • No Comments

Yesterday we reported that Brian Grazer said that the budget cuts for The Dark Tower could help the adaptation come to life. However it seems that it won’t be on the big screen. According to an interview between Grazer and MTV, part of Ron Howard’s adaptation of the hit novel will air on...[ more ]