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Stories By Devindra Hardawar
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While we may have dodged a bullet with Spielberg's Oldboy remake, it looks like another film in the Vengeance Trilogy has gotten a visit from the remake fairy. We've learned that Warner Brothers has purchased the rights to Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, the first film in the trilogy. They've already tasked writing duties to one…
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Brad Bird's The Incredibles has long had many political meanings read into it. Perhaps most controversial is how well the film lines up with Ayn Rand's objectivist movement. It's also quite popular with politically conservative types as well --- the National Review named it number two on their list of the top 25 conservative movies.…
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Oh how coincidental. I recently purchased the soundtrack for Michael Mann's The Insider, and not long after we learned about his upcoming HBO series with Deadwood and John from Cincinatti creator David Milch. The series is entitled Luck, and THR describes it as "a provocative look at the world of horse racing and gambling told…
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Well we certainly didn't see this one coming. Just yesterday, we reported that Bond 23 was put on hold due to MGM's many troubles. I figured that we wouldn't be hearing much else about the movie for some time, but now we've learned that Sam Mendes (American Beauty, Away We Go) is is negotiations to…
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Following up on the earlier news about Pierre Morel (District B13, Taken) directing Dune, we now have the second trailer for his next feature, From Paris with Love. The film stars John Travolta and Jonathan Rhys Meyers, and concerns a young embassy worker who teams up with an unruly FBI agent to stop a terrorist…
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Going a bit against the grain when it comes to piracy discussions, Reid Rosefelt over at the Speedcine blog makes an interesting case why Wolverine's unprecedented leak may have actually helped the film. Rosefelt compares the film's $85 million opening weekend gross against other major release openings throughout 2009, and shows that it actually doesn't…
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We've known for some time that Edgar Wright's upcoming Scott Pilgrim vs. the World adaptation would be based on all of the Bryan Lee O'Malley graphic novels (the sixth, and final book, is due out this year), but we've yet to hear if that meant there was absolutely no possibility of sequels. In a recent…
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The latest issue of Entertainment Weekly features an all new photo from Kevin Smith's Cop Out. Sharp-eyed readers may recognize Tracey Morgan's costume in the pic from our first look at the film back in June. The Playlist is also reporting that Smith's next feature, the hockey film Hit Somebody, may start filming sometime in…
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An English-language remake of Juan Antonio Bayona's fantastic horror film The Orphanage has been in the works since that film's release two years ago. At first, we reported that producer Guillermo del Toro had chosen Wendigo director Larry Fessenden to helm the project, but those plans fell apart a few months after they were announced.…
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Albert Pyun's (Kickboxer 2 & 4) notoriously horrible Captain America is now up on Hulu. The film stars Matt Salinger as Steve Rogers/Captain America, who must save the President from his arch-nemesis Red Skull. We recommend watching with friends and beer for optimum enjoyment. I'd say we've learned a thing or two about comic book…
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And here I thought that I have been watching the Inception trailers a bit too much. Filmmaker Jerome G. Villarin has watched the trailers so much that he took it upon himself to re-edit the footage into something that makes more sense. He also proceeds to speculate on the plot, characters, and their motivations. Needless…
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If you've watched any Fox prime time shows in the past few weeks, you were probably privy to (several) public service announcements about big-bad Time Warner being mean to Fox in the playground. The ads portray Time Warner as an evil company that's trying to keep your favorite TV shows away from you, because they're…
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Somebody over at Sony is surely going to get spanked today. At some point yesterday afternoon, Nimrod Antal's Armored --- a film which is still in theaters (and distributed by Sony Pictures) --- was released on the Playstation Store in both Playstation 3 and PSP formats. Worst of all, they didn't even make any money…
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I wouldn't be bringing up yet another James Cameron-related story if it wasn't totally worth it. Earlier this month, the online sketch comedy series LandlineTV put together a hilarious look at what a drug-addicted Cameron would look like. And of course, his drug of choice is special effects. Even if you're tired of Cameron news,…
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Things are looking tough for Netflix. The online rental service is trying to convince Hollywood studios to sell them the rights to more video content for their "Watch Instantly" streaming offering, but many studios still seem to be mad about Netflix's deal with Starz last year. The Starz deal, which in one fell swoop added…
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I've been looking forward to Michael J. Bassett's Solomon Kane ever since we caught some glimpses of the sword and sorcery film back at Comic-Con. The film stars James Purefoy (Rome) as the titular Robert E. Howard (creator of Conan the Barbarian) character, and also includes Pete Postlethwaite and Max von Sydow among its cast.…
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Given Avatar's strong showing at the box office for the past few weekends, and that James Cameron and Fox have invested considerable amounts of blood and money in the film, you can rest assured that we're going to get a sequel (and most likely a third film to complete the trilogy). The only question now…
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Not too long ago, we ran a Bohemian Rhapsody parody starring The Muppets, and now we've come across another parody of the classic Queen song --- this time based on the Battlestar Galactica 'verse. It's a pretty hilarious lyrical spin on the series, and fans will find a lot to love. BSG virgins, and those…
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We just recently covered the first trailer for Kevin Smith's latest film, Cop Out --- a film whose original title, A Couple of Dicks, was gathering similar controversy to Smith's previous Zack and Miri Make a Porno. Fans pushed hard for Smith to stick with the title since it was announced, but we always knew…
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Though you may not know his name, Kim Peek directly inspired Dustin Hoffman's role in the Oscar-winning film Rain Man. He died from a heart attack on Saturday morning. Peek was 58, and perhaps one of the world's most famous savants. He couldn't perform basic tasks like using a light switch, but he had a…
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I'm not nearly as in love with the social movie ranking site Flickchart as other movie fans, but I can admit that they've sort of struck gold with their concept. Not only is that movie comparison data fun to share with your friends, but it also gives the site a lot of data to explore…
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Consider me shocked that The Karate Kid remake starring Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan actually looks like it may be a fun film. We've covered the film over the past year with increasing trepidation --- especially when the studio decided to stick with the Karate Kid title instead of The Kung Fu Kid. But now…
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We last reported nearly a year ago that Warner Brothers was aiming to develop a live-action film version of Tom and Jerry, with the titular cat and mouse being CG. Needless to say, it seemed like a bad idea. Just recently our pal Frosty got a chance to speak with the film's producer, Dan Lin…
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As part of their upcoming interview issue, Newsweek invited James Cameron and Peter Jackson to have a chat about filmmaking in the technology age. There's the typical banter praising each others projects, as well as some fairly good insight into how they both use technology, and what it means for the future of film. Perhaps…
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Somehow, I'm not surprised that Lucasfilms is the first major Hollywood production company (that we've heard of) to look into consumer-level DSLR digital cameras that can shoot HD video. For better or worse, George Lucas has always been a pioneer in digital filmmaking. Learning how to use these small DSLRs (at least, compared to large…
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It's that time of the year again. Top ten lists are popping up everywhere (the /Filmcast's will hit next week), and the annual movie list aggro war is in full swing (it's a thing, trust me). Roger Ebert has finally unveiled his selections, and this time he's going against the grain by releasing two separate…
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Jonah Hill's upcoming 21 Jump Street remake is getting weirder (and more awesome) the more we hear about it. First, Hill mentioned that he wanted to make a "Bad Boys meets John Hughes" R-rated action film, and now we've learned that Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller are in…