Yesterday, Paramount released the first full photo of the USS Enterprise from JJ Abrams‘ Star Trek. In an attempt to compare old vs. new, I accidently posted a photo of the NCC-1701-A instead of the NCC-1701 from the Original Series (aka TOS). I was quickly blasted corrected by a few knowledgeable Trekkies. Truth be told, [...]

Paramount has released the first photo of the new USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) from JJ Abrams‘ Star Trek. Entertainment Weekly has the first look, and for the most part, the new Enterprise doesn’t look that much different from the old Enterprise.
JJ Abrams explains “If you’re going to do Star Trek there are many things you cannot [...]

The latest issue of Production Weekly features a new plot synopsis for David Goyer’s X-Men Origins: Magneto:
“The original X-Men film began with a prologue that showed the character as a child being led to a concentration camp by Nazis and that is the period in which the Magneto film will take place. This setup will [...]

Last we heard, Shane Black’s treatment for a new Lethal Weapon film was shot dead in the water by series star Mel Gibson. IGN was able to talk to producer Joel Silver, who claims that the project might still happen, eventually.
“We talked about it, but it was something that Mel didn’t want to do now,” [...]

The official Star Trek movie website has been updated with a countdown clock. Apparently the new trailer, which will be attached to Quantum of Solace this Friday, won’t appear online until Monday, November 17th at 10:00am pt / 7:00am et. So if you want to see the new Star Trek trailer, your first chance will [...]

Dexter star Julie Benz has officially joined the cast of Troy Duffy’s Boondock Saints II: All Saint’s Day. Julie plays Unis Bloom, Paul Smecker’s (played by Willem Dafoe in the original film) protege, whom Duffy has described as a “Georgia peach”.
“She’s got that doc holiday accent, super super sexy. So she’s the one going after [...]

Paramount Pictures has released two new posters for JJ Abrams‘ Star Trek. The two new posters are black and shadow filled, featuring Chris Pine as James T Kirk and Zachary Quinto as Spock.

Star Trek will hit theaters on May 8th 2009.

Last month, we reported that Paul Andrew Williams had been mentioned as a possibility to direct 28 Months Later, the sequel to the Fresnadillo-helmed 28 Weeks Later, which was the second part in the 28 saga. Now comes word from scifi.com [via AICN] that Danny Boyle, the director of 28 Days Later and of the [...]

At Comic Con, McG claimed that James Cameron had officially given him his blessing for Terminator Salvation. Last Month, James Cameron shot back in an interview with E! claiming “there was no blessing involved”, he hadn’t read the script and that the fourth Termiantor film “could be a big steaming pile or it could be [...]

Paramount was supposedly howing off the new trailer for JJ Abrams’ Star Trek on a 15 minute loop on the lot on Friday. Here is a brief decryption of what you will see:

A 60’s style corvette convertible tears down the road, a policeman in hot pursuit.
The driver, a 13-year-old boy, leaps from the car right [...]

Warner Bros has released a new Terminator Salvation featurette, which is essentially an interview with production designer Martin Laing. We get to see some of Lang’s concept art, animatics and new footage from the film. We also get our glimpse at some of the new Terminator robots featured in the new film. Put your opinion [...]

/Film was part of a small group of media outlets who spoke with producer Jerry Bruckheimer while in London on Tuesday afternoon. We asked if the rumors were true: has George Clooney had been cast alongside Johnny Depp (previously announced) in The Lone Ranger.
“We haven’t decided who is going to play the Lone Ranger yet. [...]

After Sam Mendes’ breakout hit American Beauty, he went on to direct Road to Perdition and Jarhead, two expensive critical darlings that failed to live up to box office expectations (/Film readers will know that Mendes is currently attached to helm Preacher).  In particular, Perdition, which at the time was one of Tom Hanks’ few [...]

Entertainment Weekly has an interesting story anylizing why Terrence Howard might have not been cast in Iron Man 2. While insiders cite Howard’s “difficult behavior” on the set of Iron Man, it might also have a bit to do with money.
Apparently, Howard was the first actor signed on for Iron Man, which somehow made him [...]

The Los Angeles Times has posted the final part of their interview with Christopher Nolan, who took the time to speak out about the crossover potentials of  the Nolanverse and the DC Comics universe:
“I don’t think our Batman, our Gotham, lends itself to that kind of cross-fertilization. It goes back to one of the [...]