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Stories By Devindra Hardawar
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It seems that CBS now remains the only big network not to receive the J.J. Abrams magic touch. Today we've learned that a new spy project co-written by Abrams has found a home at NBC, after a prolonged bidding war between NBC, ABC, and CBS. The currently unnamed spy drama concerns a husband and wife…
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We've known for some time now that Ron Howard's first comic book adaptation will be a film version of the Image Comics series, The Strange Adventures of H.P. Lovecraft. The comic is a fictionalized story featuring a young Lovecraft who goes from a wimpy writer to an ass-kicker of the supernatural. Speaking to the LA…
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Speaking to MTV News, Keanu Reeves has offered up a slight update on the live-action adaptation of the anime series Cowboy Bebop, in which he'll be playing the lead role of Spike Spiegel. Reeves mentions that a draft of the script currently exists, penned by Peter Craig, but it's apparently too elaborate to be filmed.…
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AnyClip, the startup that aims to create a search engine to find “any moment from any film ever made", is offering up some invites for /Film readers. Check out the instructions after the break to grab one. The first 100 readers to fill out the form located here will be granted an invite to the…
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Clint Eastwood take note: This is what your old-man vigilante film should have looked like. The first trailer for Harry Brown hit the web a couple days ago, and it's instantly landed the film on my must watch list. The feature directorial effort from Daniel Barber, the film concerns Michael Caine's retired ex-marine character who…
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Consider me shocked that Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is not only a good kids film, but a great comedy in general. The first film from former How I Met Your Mother and Clone High writer/producers Phil Lord and Chris Miller, Cloudy manages to take the premise from the classic children's book and transform…
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Paramount is currently gearing up to release the low-budget horror film Paranormal Activity on Sept. 25th in a few select cities. In addition to the typical marketing campaign, they're also doing something quite innovative to figure out where to open the film next: They're asking fans. They've started an Eventful page for the film, and…
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The TechCrunch50 conference is going on, and despite whatever you may think of Michael Arrington, this particular gathering has become a stage for startups.
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Now this was a remake I didn't see coming. THR's Heat Vision blog is reporting that George Romero's zombie classic, Night of the Living Dead, is going to be remade into a 3D CGI film by first-time director Zebediah de Soto. The project, titled Night of the Living Dead: Origins, will have no involvement from…
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Sad news to report tonight: Actor Patrick Swayze, famous for countless roles, has passed away at age 57. In March 2008 it was revealed that Swayze was suffering from pancreatic cancer, and today we've learned that he passed away peacefully while surrounded by family. Swayze was famous for his romantic roles (Dirty Dancing and Ghost,…
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True Blood has quickly become my favorite summer show. With the airing of last night's season two finale, "Beyond Here Lies Nothin", I can already feel the pain of another year-long wait ahead of me. Just like Dollhouse, the first season of True Blood took a few episodes to truly get in gear---but once the…
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While speaking at a Seattle music and arts festival, Lost exec-producers Carlton Cuse, Eddy Kitsis, and Adam Horowitz dropped several morsels of goodness for fans. First off, they reiterated that we shouldn't expect every single mystery to be solved come the series finale at the end of season six. (And honestly, at this point, how…
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Last I wrote about venerable TV scribe Bryan Fuller, he was rejoining Heroes after the death of Pushing Daisies. In June, he left Heroes to pursue two other projects for NBC, and today we've finally caught wind of what he's been working on. Variety reports that he's adapting the Augusten Burroughs book Sellevision together with…
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The ultra-low-budget horror film Paranormal Activity has been building praise for the past few years---after successful showings at the Screamfast and Slamdance film festivals, and most recently at Telluride. Anne Thompson is now reporting that the film is set for a September 25 release by Paramount. Given that the film was shot for $11,000 over…
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Bloody Disgusting has confirmed that the Resident Evil franchise will be getting a slight reboot after the next film, Resident Evil 4: Afterlife. Tentatively titled Resident Evil Begins, the new project will take us away from the increasingly convoluted adventures of Milla Jovovich's Alice, and will potentially retread the events of the first film by…
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The trailer for Chow Yun Fat's next project, Confucius, recently hit the internet, and it's gathered quite a bit of attention. The trailer forgoes dialog completely, and instead we're treated to three minutes of gorgeously shot epic scenes, all set to a somber soundtrack. The film is directed by Mei Hu, a director I'm not…
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It seems that everyone has been swept over with a wave of Beavis and Butthead nostalgia after they were featured in a recent Extract promo, and I'm sure that trend will only continue after word gets out about what Mike Judge has been thinking of doing with them if given the chance. Our colleague Katey…
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Today Flixster launched version 3.0 of their popular iPhone application, Movies, bringing with it some very intriguing updates. Most interesting to me is the addition of Netflix support. You can now manage all of your Netflix queues through the application with an interface that surpasses many dedicated Netflix apps I've seen. While searching for movies,…
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I can track my reaction to this trailer for When in Rome in several distinct phases: Hurray, Kristen Bell! Lee Pace, don't mind if I do! Josh Dushamel, uhh okay. Danny Devito, do you really belong here? An unending string of pratfall gags---never a good sign. Shitty music---I'm really going to hate this trailer when…
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I never thought we'd see the likes of Patton Oswalt on Caprica, but now that we've learned that he's landed a recurring role I can't say I'm too surprised. Oswalt has never been shy about his geekiness---a tendency which was evident in Ratatouille and his stand up routine (check out his great Wired interview on…
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A fish girl falls in love with a human boy, and through a bit of magic she tries to become a human herself. It sounds like a typical fairy tale (and it's certainly not lacking in supernatural elements), but in the hands of the great Hayao Miyazaki, Ponyo on the Cliff is also grounded in…
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It looks like another pair of writers who worked with J.J. Abrams are being tasked with the screenplay for Mission: Impossible IV. Variety is reporting that Josh Applebaum and Andre Nemec, formerly co-exec producers on Alias, are working on the next entry in the MI series which will be co-produced by Abrams and Tom Cruise…
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Update: There's currently some debate as to whether Rain is up for the Bruce Lee role, or the villain role of the film. While it would honestly make more sense to have Rain take up Lee's mantle instead of an "established American actor", I can't say for certain since the source article isn't entirely clear.…
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Of all the major television networks, ABC and CBS have been the most reluctant to get their streaming content outside of their own websites. But while CBS seems content to stay in their own playground, Disney has been taking active steps to bring ABC content to a wider online audience. A few months ago they…
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Following the news that former Whedonverse member Alexis Denisof will appear in Dollhouse season 2 (and that Summer Glau could likely show up as well), we've also learned that members of the Battlestar Galactica cast will be appearing in the new season. Jamie Bamber, who played Lee Adama in BSG, will be showing up as…
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Update: Hitfix is reporting that John Dimaggio and Billy West haven't signed yet, but they're close. As probably the most iconic of the voices, perhaps they're trying to work out a slightly better deal? While many of us were prepping to tackle Comic-Con a few weeks ago, news broke that Fox was planning to recast…
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About a year ago, we reported that Marvel had tapped the famous animation studio Madhouse to create four anime series for release in 2010, the first two of which would be based on Wolverine and Iron Man. The anime projects will be written by renowned writer Warren Ellis, who most recently wrote the kick-ass G.I.…
