Are Michael Bay and 3D the new PB&J? (…)

Effets-Speciaux.info has posted two new photos from Pixar’s Up, which were unveiled at last month’s New York City Disney/Pixar event. (…)

DreamWorks has acquired rights to the Japanese postcyberpunk manga Ghost in the Shell after Steven Spielberg took personal interest in the popular anime property. (…)

For the record, mastermind James Cameron want us to know that he refers to 3D as “stereo.” The director behind one of the most anticipated movies ever, AVATAR, just did an epic interview with Variety on the future of cinema (3D theatrical and 3D home viewing) and tossed in a fresh announcement about his follow-up to the 2009 sci-fi thriller. (…)

In January, we published concept art from Pixar’s Up (seen below), which was on display at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. (…)

Big news on the Disney/Pixar front, the mouse house has revealed Pixar’s future animation slate:

May 29th 2009: From the Academy Award®-nominated team of director Pete Docter (Monsters, Inc.) and co-director Bob Peterson comes Up, a comedic adventure taking off (and lifting spirits). (…)

“Red and blue make 3D.”

Who do you cast in a remake of Quentin Tarantino’s favorite slasher movie? (…)

A slew of spoilerific and amazing character descriptions for Crank 2 just hit the web over at Spoiler TV. We’ve pasted them all after the jump. (…)

Mark Neveldine has confirmed that Crank 3 will be shot in 3-D.
“We were actually thinking of trying to do RED 3-D for GAME for a while,” Brian Taylor revealed to Collider. (…)

DreamWorks Animation has revealed the voice cast and released a new photo for their 2009 computer animated 3D film Monsters vs. Aliens. (…)

I’ve never been one to criticize Pixar. (…)

At one point, George Miller was in talks to take Justice League America down the all-CGI route a la Beowulf, and now Marvel’s dream-team flick, The Avengers, might be headed in that direction as well according to screenwriter Zak Penn (X-Men 2 and 3, The Incredible Hulk). (…)

I was basking in extreme disbelief of the stubbornness and ignorance of the response of some people to my latest rant. (…)

It’s no secret that the film I’m most anticipating in 2008 is Pixar’s WALL-E. (…)

Last night I was lucky enough to screen 20 or so minutes of the upcoming Journey to the Center of the Earth 3D. Brendan Fraser was in attendance, speaking at snail speed as he was obviously ill. (…)