Summit Entertainment’s big screen adaptation of Twilight just recently entered post production, but the filmmakers are already talking about the possibility of filming the sequels back to back. (…)

Summit Entertainment has released a high resolution version of the Twilight movie poster, and a new official plot synopsis for the upcoming adaptation:
TWILIGHT is an action-packed, modern-day love story between a vampire and a human. (…)

The teaser trailer for the big screen adaptation of Stephenie Meyer’s best selling novel Twilight was viewed over 2 million in the first three days of release on MySpace.com. (…)

It would be kind of excellent if the theme song to Twilight was a reworking of Madonna’s “Lucky Star.” Oh, hi Twilighters. (…)

Looks like Twilight won’t be saving Speed Racer after all. Summit Entertainment has released the first teaser trailer for Twilight on MySpace. (…)

Right now, there are two beloved /Film readers at opposing ends of the MacGyver spectrum. (…)

Yesterday word leaked onto the interwebs that Peter Jackson and one of his art directors have been supposedly duking it out over the depiction of heaven in The Lovely Bones. (…)

Cinematical has released the first official cast photo from the upcoming big screen adaptation of Twilight. Apparently the last bunch were unapproved character test shots. (…)

They’re really playing up the dystopian poncho fashion with the new poster and teaser trailer for the perma-looming Vin Diesel sci-fi vehicle Babylon A.D. (…)

Pardon the Christopher Guestish humor in this situation, but Flicks.Co.NZ is reporting that Peter Jackson and one of his art directors are in a big tiff on the set of The Lovely Bones. Why? (…)

Even our box office analysts are predicting a disappointing opening for Speed Racer. (…)

I wonder if they’ll film it on Duke’s campus. Gasp. (…)

First off, if you haven’t seen the original 1974 version of The Taking of Pelham One Two Three with Walter Matthau facing off against Robert Shaw and a gang of calculating goons in New York City’s subway system, queue it. (…)

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

Warner Bros announced on Friday that they will be bringing a 10,000 square foot Harry Potter exhibit to 10 or more cities throughout the world over a five year span. (…)