Some movies don’t merit word counts or brain cells. (…)

Since it was first announced, everyone has been wondering what will become of this supposed Hobbit sequel. (…)

Let me first say, I’m a huge fan of Guillermo del Toro and am very excited to see what he will be able to bring the Tolkien’s universe. (…)

 Earlier this month, Slashfilm reluctantly posted its first item involving the supermodel Gisele Bundchen. (…)

Pan’s Labyrinth and Hellboy director Guillermo del Toro has OFFICIALLY signed on to direct The Hobbit and it’s sequel. (…)

Yesterday, Edward Norton released a winding mini-essay dismissing the bad buzz looming over The Incredible Hulk. (…)

“Acting.”
Those new softcore teen ads for Gossip Girl have introduced your mag-loving aunt to “OMFG” (unless she reads EW, where it’s the same image with “OMG”) but that acronym is not appropriate for Austin Powers 4. (…)

“Tonight, we’ll grill some tuna, have a lil’ vino, some kissy kissy, it’ll be great!”

In my opinion, MEG has maintained dibbs on “Award for Best Boner Shorts Concept Art” for a few years running. (…)

At the bottom of a lake sits a film a la Rudy or The Rookie about a guy who conquers an Everest of doubt to fulfill his lifetime dream of playing Jason Voorhees in the latest Friday the 13th film. (…)

It’s Saturday, it’s raining, college basketball is slowing down, and Doomsday belly-flopped: how about a Neil Patrick Harris post? Why not, right? (…)

Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay is rated R for good reason. The film contains a lot, and I mean, a lot of swears. Don’t believe me? (…)

After The Golden Compass failed to crack $70 million at the domestic box office, many industry types and American moviegoers pfffft‘d the notion that the other films in Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials trilogy would ever be made. (…)

When Time Warner announced that New Line would be gobbled up by Warner Bros, we speculated that layoffs would be minimized for the short term. (…)

So Warner Bros is absorbing New Line, but what does it all mean?
Is New Line completely dead? (…)

Update: WB/New Line - What Does it Mean?
You’ve heard the rumors, and it now looks to be true. This afternoon Time Warner has announced that New Line Cinema will become part of Warner Bros. (…)