The Dark Knight’s seven minute prologue which is being shown before IMAX prints of I Am Legend has been leaked online. (…)

You can watch the first three minutes of I Am Legend on Yahoo! Movies. It’s a pretty cool sequence with Will Smith and his dog Sam driving around trying to hunt deer in an abandoned New York City. (…)

IMAX has inked a deal with AMC theaters to install 100 digital IMAX screens over the next three years. The screens will be installed in the company’s top-performing theaters in 33 top U.S. markets. (…)

The first six minutes of The Dark Knight will debut in front of IMAX screenings of I Am Legend.  Shot with IMAX cameras, Nolan intended this six minute introduction of The Joker to function as a stand alone “short film.” Christopher Nolan was in New York City to premiere the footage for select press. (…)

IMAX has released a new featurette for their upcoming presentation of the Batman Begins sequel, The Dark Knight. (…)

At least 5,000 3-D systems expected to be in place by 2009. DreamWorks Animation’s Jeffrey Katzenberg expects there to be 12 to 18 3D feature films by 2010. (…)

Paramount has decided to release Robert Zemeckis’ Beowulf a little bit earlier than expected. (…)

AintItCool ran the first supposed fan review of Beowulf earlier tonight. (…)

Are you itching to see some footage from The Dark Knight? (…)

In a summer of threequels and big budget tentpoles, Transformers was probably my favorite movie of the bunch (blockbuster tentpoles). (…)

There have been a bunch of new release date changes announced in the last 24 hours, let’s take a look.
DreamWorks has announced that they are moving Monsters vs. (…)

Transformers director Michael Bay says he will probably leave preproduction on a Transformers sequel so that he can work on another film before the big Hollywood strike of 2008. (…)

Paramount has provided us with this new Optimus Prime Transformers IMAX movie poster. (…)

SuperHeroHype is reporting that the IMAX release of Transformers has been timed at 149 minutes, a whole five minutes longer than the film’s theatrical release. (…)