A brush fire is raging in the Hollywood Hills of Burbank California, very close to Warner Bros and Universal's Studios. You can check out more photos as this develops at Flickr.com. CBS and Fox are broadcasting live. Update: Variety reports the the staff at Universal and Warner are keeping a close eye on the fire,…
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Requiem for a Dream director Darren Aronofsky directed a series of anti-drug advertisements for the Montana Meth Project. The new campaign takes a darkly ironic look at the dangers of Meth use to those closest to the users. In one of the ads, a girl praises her boyfriend for protecting her over scenes in which…
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Update: Unlike most of the joke stories posted today, the facts within this story were near perfect. We were skeptical, and have finally confirmed that the story is nothing more than an April Fools Day joke. Pixar will be stepping out of the animated realm into the live action world. The Incredibles director Brad Bird's…
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Our friends over at Collider spoke to Shia LaBeouf at the Disturbia press junket and were able to pry a few interesting Transformers tidbits out of him. According to Shia, the movie is going to run two and a half hours: "It's going to be long. He's going to give you a lot. You've got…
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Clerks 2 director Kevin Smith has been very vocal about his upcoming slate (or may-be he's just very vocal period), which includes a horror film and a romantic comedy he wrote for Clerks 2 star Rosario Dawson. So when we asked Dawson about the project, we were surprised to learn that the Mallrats director hasn't…
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While I'm not a celebrity gossip fanatic, I do love reading the New York Post's blind items. It's always fun to try to figure out who they are talking about from the elaborate set of clues. And it also helps that the stories usually involve some really bad stuff (hence being in the blind item…
Read More The other day I received a package in the mail. The postcard inside read: "Greetings Human - For centuries, a galactic war has been raging between the Autobots and Decepticons... two factions of an alien race that are bringing their battle to earth. Until now, you have been blissfully unaware. On July 4th, our world…
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When we sat down and chatted with Mary Elizabeth Winstead last week at the Grindhouse junket, we asked her about her upcoming part in Live Free or Die Hard. Here is what Winstead revealed: I play Lucy McClane. I'm John McClane's (Bruce Willis) daughter. A little bit of a damsel in distress but I am…
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Grindhouse star Rose McGowan has a huge announcement coming soon. The actress told /Film: I also have another really big one (movie), but I can't say it now, in a week or two. We pressed her for more details but all she gave us was a smile. What a tease. See Rose in Grindhouse, which…
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My sources over at Fox are telling me that the full length Live Free or Die Hard movie trailer will be attached to The Weinstein Company's Grindhouse, which also features Bruce Willis. Since both movies are from totally different companies, I would expect an online premiere on Thursday, but nothing is confirmed. But what is…
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Death of a President will hit DVD store shelves on April 3rd, and we have a copy for one lucky /Film reader. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On April 9th we will e-mail the winner with the best answer. More information on the release…
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I saw Disney's Meet The Robinsons last night, but haven't found time to write a review yet. The movie is probably the best thing Disney has put out in a few years (this doesn't include Pixar). The film's message is stolen directly from Walt Disney himself and is probably the best piece of advice you…
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The new poster for Adam Shankman's remake of Hairspray is just what you would expect. It's colorful, and feels very broadway-ish. But what's with this new "Who's who behind the do?" tagline? New Line better come up with something better than that. But since they asked, the cast includes John Travolta, Michelle Pfeiffer, Nicole Blonsky,…
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The full length movie trailer for Hostel: Part II is now online. Done in the same german voice over which we heard in the teaser, the full length trailer is a very creepy set-up for Eli Roth's sequel. Although, I must complain that it feels more like a teaser because of its short running time…
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Ocean's Eleven was such a fun movie. And Ocean's Twelve was the exact opposite. Judging from the new trailer for Ocean's Thirteen, Soderbergh has rediscovered the series roots. But don't take my word for it: [flv:http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/trailers/oceans13.flv 450 335] And check out the new trailer in HD at Yahoo! Movies. Also check out the new production…
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A couple weeks ago I had the opportunity to sit down with The Lookout stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Matthew Goode and writer/director Scott Frank to discuss the new film. I apologize for the unusually low quality recording, we had to make due as my professional digital recorder broke during the interview. [audio:http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/interviews/lookout.mp3] Miramax's deceptive marketing The…
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Rank will hit DVD store shelves on April 3rd, and we have a copy for one lucky /Film reader. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On April 7th we will e-mail the winner with the best answer. More information on the release can be found…
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The new movie trailer for Evan Almighty is now online. I wasn't a fan of the first one but Steve Carell can work wonders and the new trailer shows promise. [flv:http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/trailers/almighty.flv 450 330] Director Tom Shadyac's follow-up to Bruce Almighty stars Steve Carell, Morgan Freeman, Lauren Graham, John Goodman, John Michael Higgins, Jimmy Bennett, Wanda…
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Warner Bros has released a batch of new stills from Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix to coincide with a special three cover Entertainment Weekly cover story (as seen above). Thirteen new photos follow after the jump. Click for Super-duper high resolution versions. Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley…
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Just when we thought Quentin Tarantino was finally going to focus on his WWII epic Inglorious Bastards, we learn that he already has plans for a Grindhouse sequel. According to Variety, "Rodriguez and Tarantino want to keep the Grindhouse series going. For his part, Tarantino wants to shoot an old-school Kung Fu movie in Mandarin…
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Mark Wahlberg is set to star in M. Night Shyamalan's paranoid apocalyptic thriller The Happening. The Happening follows a family who must survive a natural global environmental crisis that presents a large-scale threat to humanity. Mother Nature is sick of our polluting ways and has decided that we must go. An invisible neurotoxin is admitted…
Read More Yesterday we told you that Ed Harris and Helen Mirren have joined the cast of Disney's National Treasure: Book of Secrets. Well now we have some photos from the set - The White House. That's right, Nicolas Cage, Jon Noight, Diane Kruger, and Justin Bartha were shooting some scenes on 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Check out…
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The Lookout director Scott Frank (screenwriter of Minority Report, Get Shorty) is already hard at work on his next projects: a potential western and a mid-life crisis drama titled "Fourty Four". The Western: "I'm going to try like hell to make this western that I've written but I'm getting the sense that's going to be…
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Writer/Director Eli Roth made a surprise appearance at the Grindhouse junket this past weekend. Quentin Tarantino had to cut out early and Roth was called. The Cabin Fever director came running directly from the Hostel: Part II editing room. The resulting 20 minute roundtable interview is intense. Roth talks about his trailer Thanksgiving which is…
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Earlier this week we posted a few new photos from Ocean's 13. Well today we're back with more - 15 new photos to be exact! Beware of spoilers, and left click for slightly higher resolution versions. The third film stars stars George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, Andy Garcia, Don Cheadle, Bernie Mac, Ellen Barkin,…
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The Lost Room will hit DVD store shelves on April 3rd, and we have a copy for one lucky /Film reader. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On April 7th we will e-mail the winner with the best answer. More information on the release can…
Read More Clerks filmmaker Kevin Smith has seen Grindhouse, and he loved it. "F***king fantastic. So insanely good. Three hours long, but I'd have sat through it again, had they offered to re-run it. See it as soon as you can," wrote Smith. "I think, after Sin City, it might be Robert's best flick to date. Totally…
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The Goonies are Good Enough for Broadway, Sequel Unlikely Okay, the good news comes first: Director Richard Donner is trying to turn The Goonies into the next big Broadway musical sensation. "Steven and I have discussed it, and it's something that I'm fairly passionate about right now," Donner told EW. I would travel to New…
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Jim Carrey is looking to star in Me Time for 20th Century Fox. Ian Roberts and Jay Martel's spec script follows a novelist who is writing a book about his great-great-frontier-woman-grandmother. His pregnant wife has to go on bed rest, leaving him to care for the house and child. His confidence is shaken as he…
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The Weinstein Company is moving the big screen adaptation of The Nanny Diaries (trailer) back FIVE MONTHS. The new Scarlett Johansson chick flick was scheduled to hit theaters on April 20th, but will now bow on September 7th 2007. While a last minute release move is usually a bad sign, Harvey Weinstein claims the movie…
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I never thought I'd be interested in seeing a comedy about Adam Sandler and Kevin James getting married, but this actually looks some-what promising. The movie trailer for I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry (Poster) is now online. Check it out on Yahoo! Movies in High Definition. If my description thus far hasn't interested…
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If you've seen the movie trailer and poster (pictured left) for The Lookout, than you're probably expecting a dark Memento like heist movie, and you would be wrong. It's probably the worest example of false movie advertising since Bridge To Terabithia (which promised but failed to be a Narnia fantasy world family film). And it's…
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The first unofficial teaser poster for Wristcutters: A Love Story has appeared on the film's MySpace site. I was excited to see the film at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival, and came out of the screening slightly disappointed (You can read my very short review here). Is it a bad movie? No exactly... A friend…
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I thought Jennifer said she was talking time off to concentrate on her music? Well apparently not. The Academy Award winning actress has been cast as Academy Award winner Forest Whitaker's daughter in Winged Creatures. The movie follows a group of strangers who form a unique relationship with each other after surviving a random shooting…
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Ed Harris (A Beautiful Mind, The Abyss, The Rock) and Helen Mirren (The Queen, Calendar Girls, Excalibur) have been cast in National Treasure: Book of Secrets. According to JoBlo, Mirren will play Nicolas Cage's mother, Emily Gates, who provides his family's connection to John Wilkes Booth and the mysterious Knights of the Gold Circle. And…
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We normally refrain from reporting MPAA Ratings, but we're looking forward to the following two movies. Ben Affleck's directorial debut Gone Baby Gone has been Rated R For violence, drug content and pervasive language. Gone is an adaptation of the Dennis Lehane (Mystic River) novel of the same name. The film is getting a lot…
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Last week we learned that Tom Cruise would star in Bryan Singer's World War II drama (you know, the one that absolutely won't push back Superman Returns 2). Well now the untitled drama has a name. According to The Guardian, the codename (or tentative title) of the project is Valkyrie, named after the Richard Wagner…
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Did You Know: Eli Roth claims he turned down The Hulk, Halo, and Live Free or Die Hard to instead make Hostel: Part II? "It's interesting, because I've had opportunities to do franchise movies. Once your movie opens at #1, you're offered everything. There were movies like Halo, and they're remaking The Hulk again, and…
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Ray Winstone has been cast in Indiana Jones 4 (most likely to be called Indiana Jones and the City of Gods). Winstone (seen above in The Departed) will play Harrison Ford's sidekick. I wonder if this means the rumors of Shia LaBeouf playing Indy's son (and sidekick) were entirely untrue? Cate Blanchett is the only…
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The International teaser trailer for The Bourne Ultimatum (poster) is now online. While the new trailer doesn't reveal/show much, but one can't argue that it's not intense. [flv:http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/trailers/bourneultimatum.flv 450 190] Here is what we know: Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) continues to trace his past in order to find a future. He must travel from London,…
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The cover art for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows has been revealed, and it gives us some clues into the plot of the final book: Harry is waiting in Privet Drive. The Order of the Phoenix is coming to escort him safely away without Voldermort and his supporters knowing - if they can. But…
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Hostel: Part II director Eli Roth revealed a few details and talked about the upcoming film at the Grindhouse junket. Here are the highlights. The full interview will shortly follow. On the Meaty Hostel 2 Poster: "I wish I could take any credit for the Hostel 2 poster. That is boar meat, wild boar meat.…
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Did You Know: Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson almost directed Meet The Robinsons as a live action movie? Our friends at FilmIck point out the following quote from The Shreveport Times interview with author and illustrator William Joyce (the creator of A Day with Wilbur Robinson, the book that inspired the new Disney…
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Black Christmas will hit DVD store shelves on April 3rd, and we have a copy for two lucky /Film readers. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On April 7th we will e-mail the winners with the best answers. More information on the release can be…
Read More As you've probably read, Johnny Depp is currently filming Tim Burton's big screen adaptation of Sweeney Todd. Someone caught Depp outside the set in full wardrobe and make-up. Depp plays the villainous barber and serial killer in which the musical is named after. His weapon of choice is a straight razor, with which he cuts…
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Inglorious Bastards will be Quentin Tarantino's next film, according to the Grindhouse director. "That will probably be the very next thing I do," Quentin told /Film at the Grindhouse junket. "Robert will probably be doing Sin City 2 coming up fairly shortly. I am going to kind of go on the road with this, around…
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We saw Fido at the Sundance Film Festival and nothing but great things to say about it (You can read our review here). When I interviewed director Andrew Currie last month (an interview which will appear closer to the film's theatrical release) he even quoted a line from my review. And now it looks like…
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The trailer for Universal Pictures' Bruce Almighty sequel, Evan Almighty, will premiere during NBC's Night at the Office three hour marathon event. The Night at the Office event will air on March 29th from 8:00-11:00pm eastern (7:00pm-10:00pm central). Steve Carell, reprises his role as the polished, preening newscaster Evan Baxter, the next one anointed by…
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Paul W.S. Anderson will no longer be writing or directing Rogue Pictures' adaptation of the classic Dracula video game series Castlevania. According to Dread Central, the director will instead turn his concentration to Death Race 3000, the remake of Death Race 2000. A teaser poster, seen left, for Castlevania had even been displayed at the…
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At the Grindhouse Junket we were able to grill Hostel 2 director Eli Roth about his big screen adaptation of Stephen Kin's The Cell, which is currently in development. Question: What's going on with Cell? Eli: Cell, the writers Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski are writing it. They wrote 1408, Ed Wood, and The People…
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On March 25th, we had the opportunity to talk with most of the stars of Grindhouse. We will be posting the interviews leading up until the film's release on April 6th 2007. First up, we sat down with Josh Brolin (The Goonies, Hallow Man) and Marley Shelton (Pleasentville, Sin City) to talk about their dysfunctional…
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We usually don't report on video games based on movie properties, but this one caught out eye. Variety reports that Warner Bros and LEGO have signed a deal to make a LEGO Batman video game. Anyone who has played the LEGO Star Wars games will understand why this is so exciting. We can't wait to…
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Update [3/29/07]: Click here for 15 New Photos from Ocean's 13! The full length Ocean's 13 movie trailer will hit the web on Thursday, March 29th. In anticipation of the new trailer, Warner Bros has released a bunch of new photo stills from the movie. The third film stars stars George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt…
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Bottom Feeder will hit DVD store shelves on April 3rd, and we have a copy for one lucky /Film reader. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On April 6th we will e-mail the winner with the best answer. More information on the release can be…
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Remember the old Teen Wolf movies? The original 1985 Michael J Fox film was a staple in the 1980's. Although a 5.3 imdb.com rating makes us question our cinematic memories. DH is reporting that a remake is in the works with a female in the lead. And get this, Smallville star Tom Welling has been…
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Two new posters for Michael Bay's Transformers will premiere in USA Today later in the day. AICN got their hands on the new images which show the two leaders in profile view with the taglines "Protect" and "Destroy". Click on the images above for a super high resolution look at Optimus Prime and Megatron. Transformers…
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The movie trailer for 28 Weeks Later premiered before The Hills Have Eyes 2 this past weekend, but apparently no one bought tickets. Fox Atomic has now put the trailer online for all to enjoy. You can watch it now at Apple.com, although at the time of this post only the HD versions are properly…
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A couple weeks ago New Line Cinema won rights to remake Escape From New York with 300 star Gerard Butler attached to star. But what does Kurt Russell, the star of the original film think of all this? We found out. "My standard joke is, 'Oh, my God, wait until stuntman Mike hears about this?'…
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Rumor has it that Requiem for a Dream director Darren Aronofsky will helm The Fighter for Paramount, reuniting The Departed co-stars Mark Wahlberg and Matt Damon. The film will follow boxer "Irish" Micky Ward's (Wahlberg) unlikely road to the world lightweight title. His Rocky-like rise was shepherded by half-brother Dicky (Damon), a boxer-turned-trainer who rebounded…
Read More And we have yet another Meet The Robinsons featurette, take a trip to the future where frogs can sing, buildings can self-assemble and bubbles are the main form of transportation. I'm not sure the future will look anything like Disney's new vision, but it should. [flv:http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/trailers/robinsonsfuture.flv 450 350] Meet the Robinsons hits theaters on Friday…
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At SXSW, Robert Rodriguez announced a feature length Machete movie, based on the popular fake Grindhouse trailer. At this weekend's Grindhouse junket we were able to grill Robert for more details on this new project. "When I started doing the trailer and as soon as we started showing it to people they said we want…
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A viral promotional internet website (SectorSeven.org) has revealed that Matrix star Hugo Weaving will voice Megatron in Michael Bay's upcoming Transformers live action movie. Weaving is famous for his roles in The Matrix and The Lord of the Rings trilogies. He also starred as V in V for Vendetta. Fans who accessed the website using…
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A "sizzle reel" for New Line Cinema's new epic fantasy adaptation The Golden Compass was discovered online this weekend. The footage is still available, so we're guessing that the movie studio isn't too concerned. Basically, the footage was put together for exhibitors and merchandisers to see at ShoWest. The featurette proclaims that the film is…
Read More You might be wondering what happened to the news on /Film today. Sunday we were in Los Angeles for the Grindhouse junket. We did 15 interviews, saw the movie and flew two times in the course of under 30 hours. It was a fun but exhausting experience. But we've gone through the "recovery coma-like sleep"…
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Children of Men will hit DVD store shelves on March 27th, and we have a copy for one lucky /Film reader. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On April 5th we will e-mail the winner with the best answer. More information on the release can…
Read More We're in Los Angeles for the Grindhouse junket. I noticed something interesting on my way to my hotel. The offensive Captivity billboards have been removed. But that's not that interesting. We already knew that was going to happen. This is the interesting part: The billboards were replaced with an all-white background with the following words…
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Princesas will hit DVD store shelves on March 27th, and we have a copy for one lucky /Film reader. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On March 30th we will e-mail the winner with the best answer. More information on the release can be found…
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Candy will hit DVD store shelves on March 27th, and we have a copy for three lucky /Film readers. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On March 30th we will e-mail the winners with the best answers. More information on the release can be found…
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Disney has started airing new television advertisements for their new movie Meet The Robinsons, touting its release in Disney Digital 3D. You can watch the new ad below, followed underneath by a behind the scenes featurette on the 3D process. We also have a list of fun 3D facts involving the movie. Like did you…
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We have just been notified that Emma Watson, who plays Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter film series has finally signed on the dotted line for the last two films. Last week it was reported that the young star turned down a $2 million per movie deal. Looks like Warner must have upped their offer.…
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Okay, we knew when The Wachowski Brothers were interested in make a family film, but we didn't expect this. According to producer Joel Silver, the big screen adaptation of Speed Racer is being targeted for a G-Rating! How can they have any exciting car sequences at that level? Doesn't intense action fall under PG? How…
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Last week we posted an unofficial trailer for Matthew Vaughn's big screen adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Stardust (30 photos, Unofficial Movie Trailer). I complained about the effects and on the nose dialogue. Gaiman fans told me to wait for the real trailer to make judgement. Well now the real trailer is on Yahoo! Movies in…
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I've admired Judd Apatow's work even since Heavyweights in 1995. I've followed his career from The Cable Guy (which I loved) to the short lived Freaks and Geeks television show, which Apatow wrote and produced. Sure, Celtic Pride was really, really, REALLY BAD. And that's coming from a Bostonian who had friends in the movie.…
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Our friends at FilmIck have uncovered new Venom footage hidden within the Australian edit of the new Spider-Man 3 movie trailer. The photo stills above (and below) were taken from the part when Peter Parker is staring into the mirror while wearing his black suit. A quick flash happens and these two images are hidden…
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Terrence Howard plays Jim Ellis, a charismatic teacher who founds and coaches the Philadelphia Department of Recreation Swim Team. With the help of P.D.R. custodian Elston (Bernie Mac), the all African-American team must face racial discrimination, urban violence, and unsympathetic city officials on its way to the state championships. Based on true events, director Sunu…
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Based on Stephen Hunter's novel "Point of Impact," Shooter follows an ace marksman, formerly of the CIA, who has become a mountain recluse after the loss of his partner on a peace-keeping mission. Bob Lee Swagger is approached by government officials to help prevent the assassination of the current United States President. They've intercepted a…
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Air Guitar Nation is yet another "Spellbound formula" doc, this time, centering around two determined contestants, following their journey to the World Air Guitar Championships in Finland (who knew that even existed?). I don't know about anyone else, but even after seeing so many of these films, I still haven't gotten tired of the format.…
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I find it quite amusing that not even a year ago, people were heated over the concept of a movie that involves September 11th. And now an Adam Sandler movie is flying under all the radar. Is it a sign of the times, or do people just have short-term memories and small attention spans? Reign…
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The final Spider-Man 3 Movie Trailer is now live on the Comcast website. Click here to watch it now (it's rather hard to find in through the websites main menu. The new trailer begins with an edited version of the special 7 minute clip. Peter lays with Mary Jane on the web, Aunt May gives…
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Last month we reported that Shaun Toub had been cast in Iron Man. We've just been sent an exclusive but unconfirmed tip by an insider that Toub will play Gene Kahn aka Mandarin. On July 22, 2006, Iron Man director Jon Favreau announced at Comic-Con that the Mandarin would be the main villain in the…
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Titanic stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet have signed on to star in Revolutionary Road for Dreamworks. Winslet's husband and American Beauty director Sam Mendes will direct the film. This will be the first time he has directed either star. Based on the acclaimed 1961 novel by Richard Yates which was voted one of the…
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I remember buying my first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle comic book as a young kid. This was before the old television show, the art was in black and white, and it wasn't necessarily for children. I've grown up with this franchise through it's many incarnations: the first cartoon series, the first movie and it's subsequent…
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Yesterday we reported that Grindhouse earned an R-Rating, days after Page Six suggested the film would be stuck with an NC-17 without massive cuts. We speculated that some of the more controversial sequences were probably cut for the theatrical release. Now co-director Robert Rodriguez checks in with an update. According to AICN: Rodriguez - who…
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Last Summer Steven Spielberg had an idea for a movie that would follow a group of explorers who travel through a worm hole and into another dimension. The idea is now moving forward with screenwriter Memento screenwriter Jonah Nolan (yes, Chris Nolan's brother) penning the script. Oscar nominated Nolan's other scripts include The Prestige and…
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Yesterday we posted a behind the scenes clip from I Heart Huckabees with director David O Russell going nuts on actress Lily Tomlin. Today we bring you Lily Tomlin's outburst during the shooting of another sequence AND more importantly, the actresses' response. But first check out Russell's outburst in our previous article. Enjoy. [flv:http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/trailers/tomlinhuckabee.flv 440…
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A movie trailer for Martian Child has hit the web. The movie has an interesting concept: A science fiction writer (John Cusack) adopts a child who believes he's from Mars. Seems like a mix between Daryl and K-Pax. The movie also stars Joan Cusack, Amanda Peet and Oliver Platt. The trailer looks cute, check it…
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No Reservations looks like the by the book dramatic crisis romantic comedy, complete with a cute little kid (who you might reccognize as Abigail Breslin from Little Miss Sunshine). And because you're just dying to see it, we have the movie trailer. A remake of the 2001 German film Mostly Martha, by Shine and Hearts…
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/Film would like to wish Captain Kirk a happy birthday. No, we're not talking about William Shatner, we're referring to the fictional character from Star Trek, who will be born on March 22, 2233. Virtually nothing regarding Kirk's birth has been established in on-screen canon. Kirk reveals in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home that…
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It really sucks when your Flux Capacitor blows up. Two important life lessons: Don't cross the streams, and don't go 99 miles per hour in a Delorean. Lesson #2 is something Doc Brown forgot to include in the instruction manual.
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A couple days ago, we brought you the movie trailer. Today we have a few new stills and the official plot synopsis for Miramax's Eagle vs. Shark. I can't say enough how much I dug this film. It's Little Miss Sunshine meets Napoleon Dynamite. Here is the new theatrical poster: I kinda prefered the Sundance…
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Yahoo Movies has a new 60 second Spider-Man 3 spot. The image of Peter Parker crying, seen above, is featured near the end of the advertiement. So my question is: Why is Peter crying? Did someone die?
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CanMag has posted what appears to be the first poster for Matthew Vaughn's big screen adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Stardust (30 photos, Unofficial Movie Trailer). Click on the photo to the left for a larger version. I'm guessing that this is just one of the character posters as Michelle Pfeiffer is one of the supporting…
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Now that Veronica Mars may be canceled (we are still unsure?), all we have to look forward to is the Nancy Drew movie (Movie Trailer). Well fear not, star Emma Roberts has already signed on for a sequel. In the first film, Teen detective Nancy Drew (played by Emma Roberts) accompanies her father on a…
Read More This thing has been traveling around the internet fast the last couple days. Behind the scenes footage from the making of I Heart Huckabees was leaked online showing director David O. Russell going completely nuts on actress Lilly Tomlin. Be warned, the clip features a lot of strong language. This is classic stuff. Russell is…
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The final Spider-Man 3 trailer will debut on Comcast on Friday, March 23rd. Right now the website has an exclusive featurette on the history of the black symbiote costume. Those of you who didn't read the comic book might want to brush up on some Spidey history. The segment is pretty indepth. And check back…
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Russell Crowe wants to be a director, but doesn't everyone? The Academy Award winning actor will make his directorial debut with Bra Boys for Universal and Imagine Entertainment. According to Variety, the movie is a "fact-based drama about a counterculture movement in a surf community in Australia." Stuart Beattie, who just signed on to write…
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TMNT hits theaters this Friday. From what we've heard, it's tracking pretty highly with kids. Jared Moshe reminds us what happened last time the Turtles made a hit movie. Check out the blast from the past below. I can't believe it ever came to THAT. [youtube]GFLGRidfFo4[/youtube] It's really too bad this song wasn't remade for…
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IGN has an exclusive Spider-Man 3 featurette about Harry Osbourn's new glider. Propmaster Doug Harlocker gives a close-up look at the prop and the concept art involved. We also get a look at how they shot some of the sequences on a fluid head gimbal in-front of a blue screen. Pretty cool stuff. Check it…
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Lionsgate sent over some photos of some of the outdoor and in theater advertising for The Condemned. Photographed above is a triple poster banner for the film. After the jump we also have a look at the bus shelter poster and the double wide two-sheet. As always, left click for high resolution versions. It seems…
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I've been a supporter of the 3D movie format. I believe that for some movies, it transends gimmick and becomes an incredible movie experience. But am I willing to pay more money for the experience? Probably. And the movie studios know there are others like me out there. "Theater owners are excited by this technology,…
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Earlier this month, I ranted on how Wild Hogs director Walt Becker was considering a sequel, and why I believed that wasn't a good idea. Well it looks like Disney is interested. ARGH! Our friends at the Disney Enquirer have alerted us to Disney's recent web domain puchases: WILDHOGS2-MOVIE.COM WILDHOGS2DVD.COM WILDHOGSMOVIE2.COM Wild Hogs has somehow…
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Last week Page Six caused a scare, claiming that the Tarantino/Rodriguez' double feature Grindhouse was headed for an NC-17 unless they made massive cuts. Well the MPAA has granted the film an R-Rating after all. The MPAA gave Grindhouse an R-Rating for strong graphic bloody violence and gore, pervasive language, some sexuality, nudity and drug…
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Okay, if you want to see some new footage from Disney's Meet The Robinsons, you're gonna have to sit through a horrible modern pop remake of the classic 80's tune Kids in America, now titled "Kids in the Future" argh (and I usually love covers and remakes - I'll take Letters to Cleo' version of…
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Last week we reported that New Line Cinema had won rights to remake Escape From New York with 300 star Gerard Butler attached to star. John Carpenter believes the new movie might actually be a PREQUEL. "I don't know that it's a remake," Carpenter told SuicideGirls.com. "I think it's a lot about Snake before he…
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The official website for Matthew Vaughn's big screen adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Stardust is now online. With that, we bring you 33 new production stills from the film. Check them out after the jump. As always, left click for higher resolution photos. Last week we posted the unofficial trailer, which didn't impress me. Stardust is…
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Tom Cruise will star in the just announced Bryan Singer-directed World War II drama. Cruise and producing partner Paula Wagner acquired rights to produce the film last week for the new United Artists. The Usual Suspects screenwriter Chris McQuarrie wrote the script with Nathan Alexander. Singer was able to fit this movie in before production…
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Lords of Dogtown star Emile Hirsch is in final stalks to star in the Wachowski brothers' big screen live action adaptation of Speed Racer. Hirsch would play Speed Racer, an eighteen-year-old who aspires to become a race car driver, but his father, automotive engineer "Pops" disapproves. Speed with the help of the amazing Mach 5…
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Comedy Central Roast of William Shatner hit DVD store shelves on March 20th, and we have a copy for one lucky /Film reader. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On March 30th we will e-mail the winner with the best answer. More information on the…
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Tuesday our Google traffic was through the roof. What caused the big stir? The Captivity Poster. It turns out that Lionsgate and the MPAA received a lot of phone calls objecting to the gratuitous depiction of torture and murder. The billboard, pictured above, shows four pictures with captions. "Abduction" features Elisha Cuthbert with a gloved…
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Lionsgate has released yet another new clip from Eli Roth's Hostel: Part II. The video clip, titled "Beth" follows Lauren German's character as she attempts to escape the Elite Hunting organization. Check it out the video below. [flv:http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/trailers/hostel2beth.flv 450 330] Hostel: Part II hits theaters on June 8th 2007.
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New production stills and concept drawings from Richard Kelly's Southland Tales have made their way onto the internet. We have a look at them below, but be warned, there are spoilers. As always, left click for higher resolution. Look Effects Inc. was used for the visual effects work on Southland Tales and has released their…
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Eagle vs. Shark was one of our top 3 favorite movies at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival. We called the film "the best indie romantic comedy of all time." We gushed over the movie so much that Miramax is using our quote on the official website. We called Well now you are finally going to…
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New Line is on a roll. First they win the rights to the Escape from New York remake, and now a big screen adaptation of Microsoft's popular video game Gears of War. Collateral and Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl screenwriter Stuart Beattie is working on the script. No word on…
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Columbia Pictures has optioned the rights to make a movie based on the classic superhero character The Green Hornet. Movie studios have been trying to turn The Green Hornet into a feature film for years now. In the 1990s, George Clooney and Jason Scott Lee were supposedly lined up to play the leads. In the…
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Please don't be mad at us, as it wasn't our idea to launch the gigantic one day push for Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. So here we are again with yet another post, with more Piratey-goodness. This time we have a set of five new posters we have titled pirates(red). Check them out…
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Fox Atomic has released the teaser poster for 28 Weeks Later. The new poster, pictured to the left, looks like a government issued flyer posting. It's a pretty unique idea, I just hope the Fox guys don't have guerilla marketers hang these up around US cities (one must learn from the stupidity that was the…
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And Disney day continues here on /Film with a new video clip from Meet the Robinsons. In the new clip titled Get That Boy, watch as Lewis outsmarts Tiny the Dinosaur, whose brain is obviously not as big as his bite, and neither are his arms! Check it out after the jump. [flv:http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/trailers/meettherobinsons.flv 450 250]…
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Why are you guys listening to those stupid internet rumors anyway? This time even the people around Hollywood were spooked. One of the big stories on Monday was that Warner Bros was considering dumping the proposed Superman Returns sequel altogether. Brandon Routh would instead star as Superman in the recently announced Justice League of America…
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Jeeeez, Tom Cruise and Paula Wagner are on a roll. I bet Paramount and Redstone are regretting that separation now. The new United Artists are in talks to acquire Francis Ford Coppola's first film in ten years. Coppola adapted, produced and directed Youth Without Youth based on the 1976 novel by Romanian-born religious historian Mircea…
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The Hunt hit DVD store shelves today (March 20th), and we have a copy for one lucky /Film reader. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On March 30th we will e-mail the winner with the best answer. More information on the release can be found…
Read More We didn't post this last week when it leaked on to YouTube, but now that the official Japanese Ratatouille Movie Trailer is now live on Disney.co.jp in Quicktime, what's to stop us? And we also have a new unreleased Ratatouille photo still and updated plot synopsis. Click on the still above for a VERY VERY…
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As you probably know, Across the Universe is one of the under-the-radar films we've been really looking forward to. Universe is a love story set against the backdrop of the 1960s, described as a "romantic musical" told through numerous Beatles songs performed by the characters. You can watch the theatrical trailer at this link. Anyway,…
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If you haven't already, check out the new trailer for Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. Yahoo's 1080p feed is incredibly vivid, but not all internet connections and computers can support this high bandwidth video. So we've captured a bunch of important stills from the 1080p version for those of you who are…
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The trailer for Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End premiered in front of an estimated audience of 200 million people tonight. You can check out the swashbuckling new trailer and a brand spanking new video clip from the film, after the jump. You can watch the trailer at this link. Yahoo also has High…
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Update: You can also see Portman nude in Wes Anderon's new short film Hotel Chevalier, which is available online. Watch it NOW. It's been almost a year since we first reported that Natalie Portman would be filming a nude scene in her next film role. Her publicists quickly shot back claiming that the Star Wars…
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Last week Bryan Singer signed on with United Artists to direct a World War II Dramatic Thriller, prompting many people to speculate that the Superman Returns sequel would be delayed. Variety reported it, we reported it. Well apparently that isn't true. "Filming will probably begin March, 2008, as was always planned from the beginning. The…
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Run's House hits DVD store shelves on March 20th, and we have a copy for three lucky /Film readers. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On March 30th we will e-mail the winners with the best answers. More information on the release can be found…
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While she's not avoiding stalker fans at her British school, Harry Potter star Emma Watson is considering leaving the Harry Potter series. Please Emma, say it isn't so. The News of the World newspaper is claiming that the actress who played Hermione Granger in the series has supposedly turned down a new £2 million-per-movie offer…
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The latest rumor has Gong Li considering an offer to star in Indiana Jones and the City of Gods. The Taiwan United is reporting that Li "may play in a big-budget Hollywood film in June, which she's now in negotiations [about]." And as far as we know, Indiana Jones 4 is the only big Hollywood…
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Warner Bros' 300 has crossed the $100 million mark at the box office, it its eighth day of release. Variety is reporting that Frank Miller is also hard at work prepping a follow-up to 300 based on another mythic tale from Greek history. But good ol' Frank won't divulge details. Talk of a 300 sequel…
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The Independent Film Festival Boston is really starting to become one of the premiere film gatherings in the U.S. It's amazing that a festival could have grown so fast in only five short years. The IFFB today announced their 2007 line-up, which is a great mix new titles in addition to festival circuit favorites (Sundance,…
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One of the big rumors circulating the interweb this week was that Jake Gyllenhaal is being cast as Captain Marvel in the big screen adaptation of DC Comic's Shazam! "I’ll be sure to let the studio, producers, and director know," says Shazam! screenwriter John August. "But the thing is, he’s not considering. I can pretty…
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Don't kill me but I must admit: I'm not a Neil Gaiman fan. It's not that I don't like him, it's just that I haven't found time to read his work (that, and the coloring on the first Sandman trade paperbacks scare me away). Anyway, most geeks swear by him. If Joss Whedon is their…
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Check out the new Ratatouille Poster from China (or is it Japan?). Pretty sweet. Why is it that everything immediately looks so much cooler with chinese or japanese script? Is it just me? Click on the poster to the left for a higher res version A chinese version of the full length movie trailer made…
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Loosely based on French writer/director Eric Rohmer�s Chloe in the Afternoon, comedians Chris Rock and Louis C.K. have adapted the story for the American screen. Rock stars as Richard Cooper, a married man who is bored with his life. His wife has long stopped having sex with him. Richard strolls through life daydreaming about quick…
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Sandra Bullock plays a housewife who learns that her husband was killed in a fatal car crash. But when she awakes the next morning, he’s still alive, and the car accident hasn’t happened, YET. It’s an interesting premise for a story. An ingenious sci-fi concept that immediately sucks you in. Unfortunately, the story the quickly…
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Favela Rising hit DVD store shelves on March 13th, and we have a copy for two lucky /Film readers. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On March 22nd we will e-mail the winners with the best answers. More information on the release can be found…
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New Line Cinema has won the bidding war for the Escape from New York remake starring Gerard Butler (300) which we told you about a couple days back. Butler will play Snake Plissken, the one-eyed convict who must rescue the President of the United States from an inescapable maximum security prison formerly known as Manhattan.…
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Cate Blanchett is signed on to star alongside Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones 4. With David Koepp's screenplay under such tight wraps, we are not sure what character Blachett will play. One must assume that she could be Indy's new love interest. Cate Blanchett won an Oscar for her supporting role performance in Martin Scorsese's…
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Okay, we know - this isn't exactly movie news. But E!’s Kristin Veitch is reporting that Veronica Mars won't return for a fourth season. And this isn't one of those stupid rumors. Word stems for series creator Rob Thomas. This is horrible news. The final five episodes of season three will air in April-May. Update:…
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Transformers director Michael Bay is eyeing sci-fi author Whitley Strieber's forthcoming novel 2012: The War for Souls. According to TMZ, Bay will produce the film adaptation, which he also hopes to direct. Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci (Star Trek XI) are supposedly producing and writing the screenplay adaptation. The 336 page novel is expected in…
Read More Our friends at Movie Marketing Madness have pointed us to what we believe to be the coolest movie advertisement EVER. A photo of the cool elevator advertisement can be seen above. Click on the picture to see a bigger version (thanks to advertising for peanuts).
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Jeff Bridges will play Obadiah Stane in Jon Favreau's big screen adaptation of Iron Man. IESB broke the story earlier today, posting photos of a bald Bridges from ShoWest. Obadiah Stane is a billionaire industrialist who attacks James Rhodes and takes over Stark International, the industrial corporation owned by Tony Stark (Iron Man). Stark eventually…
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Check out this super-cool international poster for Spider-Man 3. It features Black suit Spider-Man on the edge of a building, looking at a reflection of red-suit Spider-Man as the rain pours from the sky. Not too much different from the American release, but I like it. Click on the photo to the left for a…
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The full-length theatrical movie trailer for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is expected to hit theaters on March 23rd, attached to TMNT. We received an e-mail claiming to contain an indepth description of said trailer. We are unable to confirm the authenticity of the scooper's claims. Check it out below, read at…
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PageSix is reporting that Grindhouse is headed for an NC-17 Rating. "Some of it is so graphic and outrageous for a major Hollywood studio, there's no question it's headed for an NC-17 without big cuts," says Page Six. The Robert Rodriguez/Quentin Tarantino double feature will need an R-Rating to be released in mainstream multiplexes. Some…
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Have you ever quoted a clever movie quote, and had someone mistakingly think YOU made it up? Then you're faced with the option of telling them the truth or just going along with it, hoping they'll never find out. Darrin Bell's comic strip Candorville is having fun with this exact situation, using the Star Wars…
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Yesterday we had a look at a scientific short film which may be used in the upcoming Invasion of the Body Snatchers remake. Today we bring you the first production still, direct from ShoWest. The above photo shows Nicole Kidman as Carol, with two unidentified actors looking out the window at, one can only assume,…
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Another one of the many wonderful films that I missed at Sundance this year was The Savages. Writer-director Tamara Jenkins' (Slums of Beverly Hills) dramedy about a sister and brother (Laura Linney and Philip Seymour Hoffman) who must set aside their lives to come together and care for an estranged elderly parent. The trailer is…
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300 is breaking monthly box office records, but not everyone is down with the Sparta. Let's take a look at the negative backlash to Zack Snyder's film: While the 18-29 internet audience on IMDB are loving the film (8.3 rating), Movie critics are less loving: 154 Reviews at Rotten Tomatoes with the average rating of…
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I'm a busy guy. I don't have much time to watch DVDs now-a-days, so I tend to flock to anything that can save me a few extra minutes. But this is ridiculous. Ridiculously fun that is. FanTent is offering 51 movies in just four and a half minutes (according to my math). But I've actually…
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Paul Schulze (who most recently played Sandy Panzarella in David Fincher's Zodiac) has been cast in a lead role in Rambo IV (currently titled John Rambo). Most people will probably recognize Schulze as Father Phil Intintola from The Sopranos or Ryan Chappelle in 24. According to imdb, the next chapter finds Rambo recruited by a…
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Ghost Special Collector's Edition hit DVD store shelves on March 13th, and we have a copy for one lucky /Film reader. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On March 22nd we will e-mail the winner with the best answer. More information on the release can…
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It's not often that we get blind-sided by a foreign film remake that gets us excited. The Japanese horror movies we usually anticipate, but this new German comedy sounds like it has A LOT of potential. Warner Independent Pictures plans to remake Night of the Living Dorks, which is being described as Revenge of the…
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I seems like it has only been a few hours since 13 new Transformer photos mysteriously appeared on the interweb (may-be because it was only a few hours ago). Well now Dreamworks has officially released four more photos. Check them out after the jump (and above) thanks to CS. As always, click on the pic…
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Earlier this month we published the first photos from Kevin Lima’s (Tarzan) half animated / live-action crossover Enchanted. Thanks to AICN, we have the first batch of promotional poster art. The one to the left is my favorite. It's the best mixture of Disney fairy tale and live action. Lets hope they don't use the…
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The Hostel: Part II clip which was shown at the New York Comic Con is now online. Watch it below. [quicktime width="320" height="250"]http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/trailers/Hostel2.mov[/quicktime] Looks interesting, but I need to see more. The film follows three young American women who while studying art in Rome for the summer, are lured away to a Slovakian Hostel by…
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During the Lionsgate luncheon at ShoWest in Las Vegas, producers Mark Burg and Oren Koules confirmed plans to have actor Tobin Bell reprise the role of Jigsaw in Saw 4 and Saw 5, that's right - SAW 5! IGN's report gels with our previous coverage, claiming that Jigsaw actor Tobin Bell had signed on for…
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Wired.com has an interesting report on a short film that shows the inner workings of a white blood cell. Not interested? Here's the hook - The Wachowski Brothers are looking to use parts of the cell film in their remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers. You can watch a version from YouTube after the…
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Some new photos from Planet Terror, Robert Rodriguez' zombie horror segment of the much hyped double feature have turned up online. Check out the images below (after the jump). As always, left click for higher res. The Planet Terror cast includes: Freddy Rodriguez (Poseidon, Six Feet Under), Rose McGowan, Josh Brolin (Into the Blue, Hollow…
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13 new action photo stills from Michael Bay's Transformers have been released. Most of them feature scenes and segments never displayed publicly before. Check them out at Celebutopia. Transformers hits theaters on July 4th 2007.
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Harsh Times hit DVD store shelves on March 13th, and we have a copy for two lucky /Film readers. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On March 20th we will e-mail the winners with the best answers. More information on the release can be found…
Read More We've just found a boatload of new Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End photos, thanks to the guys over at Movie.de. Check them out below. Some of them you've seen before floating around the web, and some are brand spanking new. But they look to be the official Disney photo stills from the movie.…
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It looks like comic book fanboys might have to wait a little longer for another fix of the man and blue and red tights. Variety reports that United Artists have greenlit Bryan Singer's next project. The yet-to-be-titled dramatic thriller is an ensemble mult-character story set in World War II. What is it about? We don't…
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We have another cool Spider-Man 3 photo for you today. Nope, it's not Venom. It's not Sandman. Not even Green Goblin or Spidey. The photo above shows a very small meteor crashing into earth. Why is this photo significant? Why should you care? Here's a quick history lesson: Venom is actually not a monster, it's…
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I just got word that Fox Atomic will not be screening The Hills Have Eyes 2 for press. This is very disappointing, as I much enjoyed last year's remake (probably a lot more than I should have). I don't understand why Fox would be so afraid to let critics into the advance screenings in the…
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Fox Atomic has a quick rough cut footage preview of 28 Weeks Later. The full length trailer will premiere in theaters with The Hills Have Eyes 2 on March 23rd 2007. I actually enjoyed the first film a lot despite the horrible mid point turn. But the sequel seems to lack the low budget charm…
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F/X recently aired a 30 minute Grindhouse making of special, and Rose-McGowan has uploaded the footage for your enjoyment. Be warned however that the special includes a lot of new footage from the films and attached faux trailers, and is sure to spoil some plot points. So watch it quickly at your own risk as…
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Superman star Brandon Routh is promising fans a lot more action in the announced sequel, but could General Zod make an appearance? "I just know that in the next film there will be a lot of action and I’m gonna get to fight something, or someone. An enemy with real physical power might be worked…
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Don't get me wrong, I'm very excited for Spider-Man 3. But one thing has worried me recently - the Topher Grace Venom church transformation. Until now that has been the only footage we've seen of Venom. I was starting to believe that, well, that was IT - a cliffhanger ending with the fast dolly push…
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Todd Robinson's Lonely Hearts premiered at last year's Tribeca Film Festival to a good response, and hasn't been heard from since. But now the movie will get a limited bow on April 13th 2007, and we have all the new marketing materials. The film stars John Travolta, James Gandolfini, Jared Leto (before the weight gain),…
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Shia LaBeouf is all over the place now-a-days. First it's rumored that he will play Harrison Ford's son in Indiana Jones 4, big Hollywood trade Variety confirmed negotiations, and now we find out that it's just a rumor? "It's nuts. It's like these rumors are spiraling out of control. Look, there's no deal on the…
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At the 2007 Sundance Film Festival, I watched over 30 movies. However fate kept me from seeing Adrienne Shelly's Waitress, but not without trying. It was one of the most talked about films at the festival. Fox Searchlight quickly acquired it for around $5 million. [quicktime width="480" height="275"]http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/trailers/waitress.mov[/quicktime] The official plot synopsis: The story of…
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CAA is shopping a remake of John Carpenter's 1981 action classic Escape From New York with 300 star Gerard Butler attached to star. Butler would play Snake Plissken, the one-eyed convict who must rescue the President of the United States from an inescapable maximum security prison formerly known as Manhattan. The film was set in…
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Dreamworks Animation announced yesterday plans to make a series of 3D computer animated films. First up will be Monsters vs Aliens, which starts production in spring and is aiming for a May 22nd 2009 release. Digital 3D seems to be the hot new thing in Hollywood. RealD just inked a deal to expand it’s Digital…
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Carol Burnett, Seth Rogen, Will Arnett, Isla Fisher, Dan Fogler, Amy Poehler, Dane Cook, Jaime Pressly and Jonah Hill will join Jim Carrey and Steve Carell in the computer animated adaptation of Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who. First time feature director Jimmy Hayward was a former Pixar animator (Toy Story, Monsters, Inc, Finding Nemo)…
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Lovewrecked hits DVD store shelves Today (March 13th), and we have a copy for two lucky /Film readers. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On March 20th we will e-mail the winners with the best answers. More information on the release can be found after…
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Production on Tim Burton's big screen adaptation of Sweeney Todd has been halted, Johnny Depp has apparently quit acting, and everyone at Pinewood Studios might get fired this weekend if he doesn't return, according to a British newspaper. Depp has reportedly quit acting until his four-year-old daughter Lily-Rose recovers from an undisclosed illness. Lily-Rose was…
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Bong Joon-ho's The Host opened up last week, and there is already talk of a big budget American remake. Must we ruin everything good? Filmmaker Joon-ho revealed that Universal Studios has purchased rights to produce an American remake. The Host follows a dysfunctional family who sets out to bring their little girl back home after…
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Academy Award nominated actor Will Smith is in negotiations to play a convicted cocaine dealer who discovered a passion for cooking in prison and turns his life around to become a top chef. Columbia Pictures bought the film rights to Las Vegas chef Jeff Henderson's memoir Cooked. Henderson faced an uphill battle, convincing Los Angeles…
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Last June, New Line Cinema announced it was making the next fantasy epic. In January we brought you the first photos from the movie. And now we have the theatrical movie poster courtesy of LatinoReview, direct from ShoWest. As always, give a click for a larger view. Based on Philip Pullman's bestselling and award-winning novel,…
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The 2007 South By South West Film Festival is in full force, and we have a round-up of the early buzz: All The Boys Love Mandy Lane "...a valiant low-budget effort and one that definitely deserves to be seen on the big screen whenever the Weinsteins release, likely Fall. It's certainly better than the vast…
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Universal has released the first one-sheet for the Dennis Dugan directed comedy I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry. The movie stars Adam Sandler and Kevin James as two straight firefighters who pose as a gay married couple in order to qualify for their department's domestic partner benefits. "They're as straight as can be, but…
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This week at ShoWest in Las Vegas, MPAA chairman Dan Glickman will try to convince movie theater owners that a new Hard-R movie rating is needed. A quick history according to Wikipedia: In the early years of the ratings system, X-rated movies such as Midnight Cowboy, A Clockwork Orange, and Last Tango in Paris, could…
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As you probably know by now, Grindhouse consists of two exploitation films, each with its own trailers for non existent b-movies. When the first trailer was unveiled, fans went crazy over a clip from the fake movie titled They Call Him Machete starring Rodriguez regular Danny Trejo. Well the response to the trailer footage was…
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Naomi Watts will star in an adaptation of Amy Sutherland's Kicked, Bitten and Scratched: Life and Lessons at the World's Premiere School for Exotic Animal Trainers for First Look Pictures. Todd Louiso (Love Liza) and Jacob Koskoff are scripting it into a romantic comedy. Former SNL Weekend Update duo Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will…
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Sublime hits DVD store shelves on March 13th, and we have a copy for one lucky /Film reader. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On March 20th we will e-mail the winner with the best answer. More information on the release can be found after…
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Robert Rodriguez broke onto the scene with the low budget action film El Mariachi, which spawned a trilogy (Desperado and Once Upon a Time in Mexico). Well now Rodriguez is thinking of returning to the series with another trilogy. Yes, you read that right, ANOTHER TRILOGY. "I thought I could do two trilogies, but with…
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"This summer Jason Bourne comes home". That’s right, the theatrical poster for The Bourne Ultimatum shows Jason Bourne looking at the New York City coast. Click on the picture for a higher resolution version. Until now we’ve known very little about the plot for the third Bourne film. While the film is “based on Robert…
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The Wachowski Brother's live-action Speed Racer movie was set to premiere on May 23rd, 2008, a day after the fourth installment of the Indiana Jones series will be unleashed. Well not anymore, it looks like someone over at Warner Bros did the math. Speed Racer will now hit theaters on May 9th 2008. "We have…
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As you probably know, the new Spider-Man 3 trailer is playing in front of 300. Someone decided to upload a video taped copy online. The trailer, which is available at Daily Motion, is almost the exact same cut that was shown at WonderCon 2007 in San Francisco last weekend. As always, the copy isn't great.…
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Pulp Fiction director Quentin Tarantino hates the idea of being called a professional film maker. He says he would rather think of making movies as a hobby and not a job. "I don't want to be a professional. I'm not in the Director's Guild; I don't want to be. I like holding on to my…
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The teaser poster for Hostel: Part II was removed from many theaters after filmgoers complained about the torn flesh image. When it was first revealed, we knew immediately that the theatrical poster, which pictured a topless Bijou Philips holding a decapitated head, was too racy to be hung in even the most independent theaters. Well…
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Evil Lies Within Her in REQUIEM hit DVD store shelves on March 6th, and we have a copy for two lucky /Film readers. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On March 15th we will e-mail the winner with the best answer. More information on the…
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Last weekend weekend we reported live from Brad Bird's Ratatouille presentation at WonderCon 2007 in San Francisco. Well now you can watch the whole thing for yourself (minus the copyright protected clips where were not filmed, but you can read out full account right here) But don't worry, there are a ton of visual slides…
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Fans rushed to the early showings of 300, drawing sell-out crowds. Imax reported that all 57 of its 12:01 a.m. Friday screenings had sold out as its advance ticket sales for the weekend hit a new record for the month of March. And many of the rest of the nation's 600 theaters with early morning…
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Disney is holding Pirates of the Caribbean Ultimate Fan Events in 18 cities on Sunday March 18th. Basically, they are showing the Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End trailer theatrically, a day before it's television debut on Dancing with the Stars (March 19th, 8-10pm). The event will also include a screening of Pirates of…
Read More Since it's premiere at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival, Joon-ho BONG's new film The Host has garnered huge international buzz. So I went into the screening with unreachably high expectations and was not disappointed. Starring: Song Kang-ho, Scott Wilson, Byun Hee-Bong, Park Hae-il, Bae Doona Directed by: Bong Joon-Ho Release Date: March 9th 2007 Genres:…
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Beyond the Gates, directed by Michael Caton-Jones, starring John Hurt and Hugh Dancy is a true story about the 1994 Rwandan genocide. It exposes the UN’s lack of involvement in the crisis, and puts a face on an issue that seemed so far away for many Americans. Starring: Hugh Dancy, John Hurt, Clare-Hope Ashitey, Nicola…
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Based on the graphic novel by Frank Miller (Sin City), 300 loosely depicts the Battle of Thermopylae where Leonidas I (Gerard Butler) and three hundred Spartans took on Persian King Xerxes (Rodrigo Santoro) and his massive army of one million soldiers. Zack Snyder, the director of the 2004 remake of Dawn of the Dead, creates…
Read More What if Zack Snyder's 300 were a NES video game? It would probably look and sound something like this. What do you get when you mash up Superman Returns and Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth? You get An Inconvenienced Superman, a short trailer for a movie that will never be. Someone reedited The Departed into…
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Paramount executives have decided to keep it simple and call JJ Abrams' Trek film, "Star Trek". It might just work. "That's the intended title. I don't think we want to put any colons or anything on it," Star Trek XI screenwriter Robert Orci told MTV. "It'll be the biggest one. The economic models of the…
Read More The Namesake Director: Mira Nair Starring: Kal Penn, Tabu, Irfan Khan, Jacinda Barrett, Glenne Headly, Linus Roache, and Daniel Gerroll Running Time: 122 minutes MPAA Rating: PG-13 for sexuality/nudity, a scene of drug use, some disturbing images and brief language Buzz Rating: 8 out of 10 The Good: Moving and marvelous new cross-cultural family saga.…
Read More The Host Director: Bong Joon-Ho Starring: Song Kang-ho, Scott Wilson, Byun Hee-Bong, Park Hae-il, and Bae Doona Running Time: 119 minutes MPAA Rating: R for creature violence and language Buzz Rating: 9 out of 10 The Good: "A thrilling ride and a sometimes dry, sometimes sweet comedy, but beneath all that is a humane and…
Read More 300 Director: Zack Snyder Starring: Gerard Butler, Lena Headey, Dominic West, David Wenham, Vincent Regan, Michael Fassbender, Tom Wisdom, and Andrew Pleavin Running Time: 116 minutes MPAA Rating: R for graphic battle sequences throughout, some sexuality and nudity Buzz Rating: 5 out of 10 The Good: "Look, but don't be touched: There is much to…
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Michael Bay sent his first cut of Transformers to the MPAA, and received an R Rating for intense action and violence. According to star Shia LaBoeuf, producer Steven Spielberg came to the rescue and argued his point in-front of the ratings group. The super-director was able to get the film's rating knocked down to a…
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Go screenwriter John August has been hired to adapt the DC comic book Shazam! for New Line Cinema. Peter Segal (50 First Dates) is attached to direct. Created in 1939 by artist C.C. Beck and writer Bill Parker, Shazam! features Captain Marvel, the alter ego of Billy Batson, a youth who works as a radio…
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ABC is set to air the first trailer for Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End on March 19th. A downloadable copy will appear online (presumably apple.com) a couple days later. Although, I'm sure the trailer will turn up on YouTube minutes within airing. What follows is a very detailed description of the new…
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Maggie Gyllenhaal is in final talks to star in Christopher Nola's Batman Begins sequel, The Dark Knight. Gyllenhaal will play Rachel Dawes, a childhood friend of Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) who is now Gotham City Assistant District Attorney. The role was played by Katie Holmes in Batman Begins. Holmes dropped out of the project earlier…
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We have a folder full of new production photos to show you from Mike Binder's (The Upside of Anger) Reign Over Me. The new film stars Adam Sandler and Don Cheadle as two former college roommates who run into each other years later and rekindle their friendship. Charlie, who recently lost his wife and children…
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Academy Award winning actress Jennifer Hudson has turned down a $3 million role in a Warner Bros. movie because of a nude scene. Ready for the twist? It wasn't Jennifer's character that gets naked. Update: Jennifer Hudson claims that this story, which originally appeared in British newspapers, is false. The Dreamgirls star says that she…
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ER star Goran Visnjic may battle Daniel Craig in the next James Bond movie. A Croatian newspaper is reporting that Croatia native Visnjic will leave ER later this year to play the villain role in Bond 22 (working title). Bond 22 will be a continuation of Casino Royale, and may follow Bond "out for revenge".…
Read More RealD has inked a deal to expand it's Digital 3-D experience to an additional 200 screens (AMC, Regal, Cinemark, and more). Disney's March 30th release of Meet the Robinsons will use the technology. A heavyweight annual human rights report issued by the State Department lists Borat as a victim of censorship. The report cited Borat's…
Read More The first test screening of Across The Universe happened last night at The Grove in Los Angeles. Ever since the trailer was released (If you haven't seen it, check it out here), I've been very anxious to see the full movie. The first test screening review has hit the web and it's over the top…
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Rumor has it that The Illusionist director Neil Burger has been approached to helm the third installment of the Chronicles of Narnia series. Andrew Adamson, who directed the first two films, won't be able to return because of the shortened release schedule . The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader was originally…
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Looks like Bruce Willis will return to the series with yet another cameo. "Bruce Willis is in this one too," Bernie Mac revealed to MTV. In Ocean's Twelve, Willis made a cameo appearance as himself. It has not been revealed if he will be playing himself again, or a new character. I would assume that…
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Marvel has been selling a whole lot of comic books with their Civil War series. Last year Spider-Man was forced to reveal his secret identity to everyone. And now Captain America has been killed off. America is fatally shot by a sniper in the 25th issue, which arrived in stores yesterday. The sentinel of liberty’s…
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Last month we reported on a rumor that Transformers star Shia LaBeouf was being considered for the role of Harrison Ford's son in Indiana Jones 4. The Slate has now confirmed that LaBeouf has won the role. "Apparently, the young actor is impressive enough in the upcoming Steven Spielberg-produced Disturbia and Transformers that he won…
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Have you ever seen that cute little walking robot toy while browsing the isles of your local Best Buy? Well the guy who produced Spider-Man 2 thinks the best-selling toy would make a great movie. Has Avi Arad gone mad? A feature film based on the Robosapien toy will hit the big screen in 2009.…
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It has been thirteen years since Forrest Gump captured audiences worldwide, and now we're hearing that the often talked about sequel is close to getting greenlit. CinemaBlend's "absolutely reliable, unfortunately anonymous source" is claiming that the project is back in development after years of sitting on the shelf. In 2001, Eric Roth wrote a screenplay…
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AICN released some concept art and production photos from Spider-Man 3 showing Venom's transformation. The photos are mysteriously missing from said website, but fear not, we saved the photos. As always, some of the photos have higher resolution versions. So click on the pictures to check them out (when available). Spider-Man 3 hits theaters on…
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Roger Nygard's Trekkies has to be the best geek documentary ever made. The second one was a little off the mark because it lacked the hilarious characters that made the first one so great. Instead it voyaged around the world to examine international trekkies (which, as it turns out, are more well adjusted than those…
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Two weeks back, Kevin Smith told the crowd at the New York Comic Con that he would be shooting back-to-back films starting this winter. The only thing that was revealed is that one would be a horror, and the other would be a comedy that "had to be shot in the winter." Now we have…
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Last week we reported that 300 had a perfect 100% fresh rating over at Rotten Tomatoes, a website that tracks critical reaction. Amore critic reviews start to roll in, the film's rating has fallen hard. At the time of this report, 300 is now deemed Rotten at 59% with 17 reviews. As Friday nears, it…
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It has been almost a ear since Raiders of the Lost Ark actress Karen Allen announced that Natalie Portman was cast as Indy's daughter in Indiana Jones IV. It's one of those persisting rumors that has overstayed its welcome, and became a fact in most people's minds (even IMDb has Portman listed). "No, Absolutely Not,"…
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Today's big rumor concerns the release date of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. The movie went into production without a finished script. Production problems pushed filming back. The movie went into post production in mid-November, not to be heard from since. No advertisements, no trailers, nothing. JoBlo today is reporting a rumor that…
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People have wondered if Galactus would appear in the upcoming Fantastic Four: The Rise of the Silver Surfer. While the new trailer has a couple lines which I thought confirmed an appearance, some people were still doubtful. Director Tim Story gives this update on his MySpace blog: “There continues to be much speculation about Galactus.…
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Tobey Maguire may have lost interest in playing Spidey, but that doesn't mean the end for Spider-Man. "This story has been going on a long time and it will continue going," says Spider-Man 3 producer Avi Arad. "There's some issues that will come not to an end but to a conclusion, but Peter Parker's story…
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I don't understand how so many people are duped into paying for a movie like Wild Hogs. Every month a new stinker hits theaters, and it makes tons of money. Wild Hogs made nearly $38 million in it's first weekend. How? Anyway, I just got word that director Walt Becker is considering a possible sequel.…
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Avi Arad confirmed that Spider-Man 3 will probably be the longest film in the series. Arad told reporters that Sam Raimi's final cut of the film will definitely clock in at "over two hours." The first two films hugged the two hour length but with three villains, two leading ladies, more time will be needed.…
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When Spider-Man 2 was released in theaters, Sam Raimi promised a "directors cut" DVD release. Well now we're finally getting it. Titled Spider-Man 2.1, the movie features 8 minutes of additional footage to nearly 25 scenes. Check out the trailer below. I know I'm definitely going to pick this one up. Spider-Man 2 is the…
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I can imagine a writer standing in the big office of a studio executive's office. He pitches this idea for a comedy where Cavemen who yearns for more out of life than sticks, stones and raw meat. It could be a good movie, right? Wrong. Homo Erectus is directed by Adam Rifkin and stars Adam…
Read More The Hollywood Reporter editor Cynthia Littleton jumped ship to Variety. The trade is supposedly looking for a big BIG name replacement. A new study shows that U.S. teenagers who watch a lot of R-rated movies or have unsupervised access to TV shows appear more likely than similar black youths to start smoking cigarettes. Michael Bay's…
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Pixar/Disney are planning a 2-disc special edition release of CARS, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest on Blu-ray. No word on if this will be a Blu-Ray exclusive, but it appears so. And as much as I hate to say this (especially as…
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Sadly, Premiere Magazine have announced that they're closing up their print division "propelled by changes in consumer behavior and the marketplace". The April issue will be the last, but the "brand" will continue online, creating an outlet for daily movie news.Entertainment Weekly has always been my entertainment magazine of choice, but I've always picked up…
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The Spider-Man 3 clip that aired on tonight's episode of Heroes is now online in full high definition. The seven and a half minute clip weighs in at almost 300mb, available at nbc.com/spiderman.. The file might take a while to fully download (and that's not taking into account the thousands of fans causing a strain…
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The Tom "I'm not the guy who plays football for the New England Patriots" Brady-directed inspirational sport spoof The Comebacks has been pushed back six months. May-be this explains why they only displayed 10-minutes in Aspen. The film had a lackluster preview showing at the US Comedy Arts Festival last week. Our friends at FirstShowing…
Read More TMNT director Kevin Munroe says a "very not-so-subtle" sequel set-up is included in the films ending. The director also says he would love to include Shredder in the sequel if it happens: "I do have a deal to do a second one, we'll just wait and see if it happens. I think it's going to…
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300 director Zack Snyder is hard at work developing an action fantasy film Sucker Punch, which he describes as a visually arresting "'Alice in Wonderland' with machine guns," blending dragons, B-52 bombers and brothels. Where can I buy a ticket? Snyder will co-write the script with plans to direct. Steve Shibuya, the author of the…
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Mary Lynn Rajskub, who plays the very awkward Chloe on the hit tv show 24, has joined the cast of Sunshine Cleaning. Pop Quiz: Strangely, this is the second film Rajskub has done in the last two years that had "sunshine" in its title. Do you know what the other movie was? Answer and more…
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If you want to see Spider-Man 3 before anyone else, you better book a plane ticket to Japan. The third film in the series will open in Japan on May 1st, three days before it opens in the United States. This is a very strange move for Sony Pictures, who have also announced that the…
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Warner Bros held their first test screening of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix in Chicago. It appears that the film was about 85 percent completed (special effects-wise) and clocks in at two hours and twenty minutes (which is much shorter than expected considering the book is 870 pages in length). The Reader…
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It looks like the Wachowski Brothers' big screen adaptation of Speed Racer may be shot entirely on green screen. Apparently, John Mathieson (Gladiator, Matchstick Men, Kingdom of Heaven) turned down an offer from the Wachowski Brothers to be director of Photography on the film. The cinematographer told students that he would rather make a Kylie…
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Check out these new stills from The Hills Have Eyes 2. George Lucas is now claiming that the live action Star Wars television show is still "years away." He suggests that a "second animated series" might be produced before than. Laughing Squid always has great photos. This time they invaded the 2007 WonderCon in San…
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Can't wait for that new one minute Spider-Man 3 sneak preview clip which is set to debut on Monday night's episode of Heroes? Sneak a peak below. Entertainment Weekly ran a 20 second sneak preview of the one-minute Spider-Man review (I know, this is getting a bit ridiculous). The clip shows part of the Green…
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According to Sony, the video clip we saw was apparently cut “exclusively for WonderCon.” It began with a greeting from Avi Arad who apologized for not being able to make it to WonderCon. He thanked the fans for supporting the franchise. And assured fans that the third film could be the best. The actual footage…
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Will Brad Bird make a sequel to The Incredibles? “I love the characters and I would love to return to that world,” Bird told a packed audience at the San Francisco based WonderCom 2007. “But I think at Pixar, the bottom line is the story that you’re telling. And Pixar does not look at sequels…
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“We were thinking about retitling it Ratatouille 1. And letting you guys know it’s the prequel to the sequel.” Brad Bird began his presentation with slides showing the character development drawings and sculpts for Remy, the main rat character from Ratatoille. He also showed the early sculpts for Emile, his brother, the friendly gregarious rat…
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Brian K. Vaughn wants to direct a feature film, but not the big screen adaptation of his popular Vertigo comic book series Y: The Last Man. "I would like to direct, but much smaller things, along the lines of something I've done in comics where it's much more personal and I would have complete control…
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Watch 300 seconds (which is 5 minutes if my math is correct) of Zack Snyder's upcoming film 300 online now. MTV has your first look. Click this link to be transported to the craptastic MTV flash-site where you can watch the video now. All I can say is WOW. Based on the Frank Miller graphic…
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A Norman Rockwell painting stolen more than three decades ago was found in the possession of super director Steven Speilberg. Explain this one Stevie! Actually, as it turns out, the Academy Award winning filmmaker acquired the painting legally. Spielberg realized the painting was stolen property after seeing an FBI posting. Rockwell's "Russian Schoolroom," which art…
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Daniel Radcliffe has signed on for the final two films in the Harry Potter movie series. For years now, people have wondered if the Harry Potter child actors would remain with the series to the bitter end. Some have even been more vocal about not wanting to play the same roles into their early 20's.…
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Remember that cool Darth Vader voice changing helmet from a couple years back? Well now they've announced a Transformers Optimus Prime voice changing helmet. This isn't quite as cool, but it's definitely more geeky. Sneak a peak at the new CARS Race Rally ride, which is being built at the Walt Disney Studios Park in…
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Greece's powerful Orthodox Church on Thursday condemned the James Cameron produced documentary The Lost Tomb of Jesus. "We express our sorrow over the historical ignorance, lack of scientific base and evidence of this case, whose purpose is to strike at ... what constitutes our faith," the Holy Synod of the Church of Greece said in…
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Academy Award-winning screenwriter Charlie Kaufman will begin principal photography on Synecdoche, New York in May. The shoot will begin on May 21st in New York, and will continue for ten weeks. We first told you about this film last year. Many of you will recognize Kaufman's name from his unique screenwriting credits: Being John Malkovich,…
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Last year was the year of the dueling Magic films (The Prestige, The Illusionist). But the magic spell isn't gone - 2007 will be the year of the dueling Houdini movies. Walden Media has hired Brett Merryman (The Good Mother) to write a screenplay for Houdini. Houdini takes place in modern day. A 14-year-old boy…
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A clip has emerged on the video-sharing website YouTube.com, claiming to be a few seconds from Walt Disney's 2009 animated release Rapunzel Unbraided. The clip was shown at the Siggraph where someone was able to capture it with their digital camera. The movie is described as a traditional, character-driven fairy tale that will speak to…
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Check out the new artwork from Spider-Man 3. The photo above made it's debut on ComingSoon. I'm not really sure where the artwork is going to be used. I assume it will be on display at this weekend's Wondercon in San Francisco. Speaking of Wondercon, I will be reporting live from the show floor throughout…
Read More Wild Hogs Director: Walt Becker Starring: Tim Allen, John Travolta, Martin Lawrence, William H. Macy, Ray Liotta, Marisa Tomei, Kevin Durand, and M.C. Gainey Running Time: 99 minutes MPAA Rating: PG-13 for crude and sexual content, and some violence Buzz Rating: 3 out of 10 The Good: "With its clever premise and quartet of appealing…
Read More Black Snake Moan Director: Craig Brewer (Hustle and Flow) Starring: Samuel L. Jackson, Christina Ricci, Justin Timberlake, S. Epatha Merkerson, John Cothran Jr., David Banner, Michael Raymond-James, and Adriane Lenox Running Time: 115 minutes MPAA Rating: R for strong sexual content, language, some violence and drug use Buzz Rating: 4 out of 10 The Good:…
Read More Zodiac Director: David Fincher (Fight Club, Se7en) Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Mark Ruffalo, Anthony Edwards, Robert Downey Jr., Brian Cox, John Carroll Lynch, Chloë Sevigny, and Ed Setrakian Running Time: 156 minutes MPAA Rating: R for some strong killings, language, drug material and brief sexual images Buzz Rating: 8/10 The Good: "Zodiac may be the perfect…
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Thanks to the recent Disney Investor Relations release, we have new logo and production art for Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, Toy Story 3, Wall-E, and Ratatouille. Check it out below. As always, left click for a higher res version. Based on the hit video game series, Prince of Persia: Sands of Time…
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Alexander Revisited hit DVD Store shelves on February 27th, and we have a copy for one lucky /Film reader. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should win. On March 6th we will e-mail the winner with the best answer. More information on the release can be found…
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Did You Know: Dreamgirls star and Academy Award winner Jennifer Hudson auditioned for Quentin Tarantino Death Proof segment of the Grindhouse exploitation double feature. "Jennifer auditioned for my movie GRINDHOUSE, and it didn't work out. But I love her," admits Tarantino. I bet Tarantino is regretting his casting decision now. I'm guessing that Hudson was…
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