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Stories By Devindra Hardawar
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I'm still reeling from the crushingly disappointing Quantum of Solace, but I'm continuing to hope for the best regarding future Daniel Craig Bond outings. And if we're to believe Bond 23 (the film is still untitled) scribe Peter Morgan (The Queen, The Last King of Scotland), the next entry in the franchise may be different…
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Expect to be overloaded on James Cameron and Avatar news this weekend folks. Dave will have an interview with the King of the World up later this morning --- but for now, let's take a look at his thoughts on McG's Terminator Salvation. Also, there's a little tidbit about how he sold the rights to…
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Settle down 3D fans, the solution to all of your high-def 3D woes is finally here in the form of 3D Blu-ray. Word has been swirling about the format for the past year or so, and now the Blu-ray Disc Association has announced that the specifications for 3D Blu-ray have been finalized. The key bits:…
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For some reason, we haven't heard much about the upcoming Dinner for Shmucks starring Steve Carell and Paul Rudd, so this bit of news comes as a pleasant surprise. The film is a remake of the French comedy Le dîner de cons (which has a not-so-nice title when translated), and will be directed by Jay…
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Dreamworks Animation is looking to adapt the fantasy novel Gil's All Fright Diner by A. Lee Martinez. They've tasked Ethan Reiff and Cyrus Voris with the writing duties --- a pair that has seen story credits for Kung Fu Panda and the upcoming Robin Hood, and they also created/exec-produced the TV series Sleeper Cell. Barry…
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I'm not exactly sure what direct-to-DVD masterminds The Asylum could add to their own version of Paranormal Activity. The film was already incredibly low-budget, so I'm thinking they're just going to focus on doubling up on their special-sauce of s***. Now we have the trailer for Asylum's Paranormal Entity, and it's pretty much everything I…
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Several months ago, Comcast announced their "TV Everywhere" program, which would allow subscribers to view their television programming on the web via Comcast.net, or Fancast.com. Comcast has been testing the service in a few markets since then, and today they've announced that it's going nationwide. It's also now called "xfinity TV", because I guess TV…
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In November, UK movie magazine Total Film assembled a Shaun of the Dead reunion of sorts. They wrangled together director Edgar Wright, along with leads Simon Pegg, and Nick Frost for the fanciest zombie photo shoot you'll ever see. These are the results. A few more pics after the break, and some reminders on where…
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Will this be our first Craigslist-inspired romantic comedy? Dreamworks has picked up a pitch for a film adaptation of I Saw You... --- a compilation of comics edited by Julia Wertz, and authored by various artists, based on real-life Craigslist and newspaper missed connection posts. The idea comes courtesy of screenwriter Andrea McCloud, and George…
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I'm currently trying to figure out my top ten list of 2009, but one film that I knew was going to be there from the moment I saw it was Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds. I've yet to see some of the bigger releases this month, but as of this moment Basterds is definitely my favorite…
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James Cameron has been talking about potentially remaking the manga Battle Angel Alita for some time now, but it's always seemed like a distant reality. Now Cameron is hinting that the tech he's developed for Avatar will be instrumental in Alita, and that the film may actually be closer than we thought. Dare we get…
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We don't normally cover much game-related stuff here (unless it's regarding yet another dreaded game-to-film adaptation), but we came across the following trailers for some hotly anticipated, semi-movie-related, game sequels, and figured there would be no complaints. Especially since these are some fantastic trailers for Batman: Arkham Asylum 2 and Star Wars: The Force Unleashed…
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Before his career-changing turn in Sideways, most people knew Thomas Haden Church as a television actor on Wings, and Ned and Stacy. He's not returning to television quite yet, but he is working on something in a series format. Haden Church is starring in a new FearNet web/on-demand series, Zombie Roadkill. He'll play "a park…
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I love being completely wowed out of nowhere by a film trailer, and the trailer for the upcoming Chilean action film Mandrill did just that. Written and directed by Ernesto Diaz Espinoza, the film stars Marko Zaror as " a young hitman who will not relent until he has exacted bloody revenge on the man…
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Bryce Dallas Howard is no stranger to supernatural thrillers, having starred in M. Night Shyamalan's The Village and Lady in the Water. This time around it looks like she's joining Matt Damon and High Tension star Cecile de France in Clint Eastwood's next project, Hereafter. Written by Peter Morgan (The Last King of Scotland, The…
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We've seen Natalie Portman in period pieces before, but I bet she's never had to fight off hordes of undead at the same time. Portman is set to star and produce Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, an adaptation of the uber-popular Seth Grahame-Smith novel that mashed up zombies with Jane Austen's original text. Richard Kelly…
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It had to happen eventually. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter will debut next spring at Universal's "Islands of Adventure" park in Orlando, and the recent release of Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince on DVD and Blu-ray offers a sneak peek at the park's offerings. Attractions Magazine has a full list of the details,…
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Amazon has launched an interesting new promotion, entitled Disc+ On Demand, that will offer free access to on demand versions of certain films when you buy them on DVD or Blu-ray. The digital versions come courtesy of Amazon's Video On Demand service, and can be streamed from their website, or downloaded to a PC, certain…
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It's always seemed strange to me that such a useful website like IMDB can be so completely clueless when it comes to mobile devices. IMDB has no mobile viewing option, so smartphone users need to navigate through the large version of the site to perform a simple search. Couple that with the fact that they've…
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Slamdance 2010 (the other Park City, UT film fest) is where you'll want to be to catch the world premiere of Steven Soderbergh's upcoming documentary, And Everything Is Going Fine. The doc concerns the life and work of Spalding Gray, who made a career as a writer, actor, and monologist. Gray and Soderbergh worked together…
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"Emergence Day" should be a term familiar to Gears of Wars fans already, and it looks like movie fans may become very familiar with it. The term refers to that day that the series' subterranean villains, the Locusts, started to wage war against humanity. Making Of recently spoke with producer Wyck Godfrey, who spilled some…
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Another day, another comic book adaptation. This time we've learned that Scarlet Fire Entertainment is developing an adaptation of the Adam Hamdy's Dare Comic property, The Hunter. The series concerns an FBI agent who discovers that he has extraordinary powers. Hamdy is set to produce the adaptation, and will also be writing an entirely new…
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As much as I wanted to love Wolverine, I couldn't get past the horrible dialog, plot, and misuse of iconic Marvel characters. They couldn't even get Wolverine's claws right---and it's not like they haven't had several other films to perfect such a simple effect. Needless to say, my enthusiasm for the upcoming Deadpool film has…
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Summit just can't quit those vampires. The studio is apparently working on their own action-heavy Dracula remake, entitled Vlad, with a script by actor Charlie Hunnam. After loving the guy on Undeclared, Children of Men, and Sons of Anarchy, a vampire script from Hunnam comes as a bit of a surprise. Music video director Anthony…
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I'm beginning to think of Jack Black more as a cartoon character than an actual live person. I blame Kung Fu Panda, Ice Age, and that I keep mistakenly thinking he's been in one of the Shrek films at some point. Coupled with the fact that I've forced myself to forget the comedic failure Year…
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Mark Millar (Wanted, Kick Ass) is such a hot property these days that the mere mention of a new project from him has Hollywood-types chomping at the bit. The comic in question is Nemesis, a new series that Millar is working on with illustrator Steve McNiven. The two worked together previously on Civil War, and…
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In TV news tonight: It looks like Heroes may finally be put out of its misery come the end of its fourth season (which is currently airing). A source tells E! online, "Everyone is expecting this to be the last season. The cast, the crew, everyone." The news comes after Sendhil Ramamurthy was cast in…