'Show Dogs' Trailer: Farting, Talking Dogs To The Rescue
Will Arnett and some talking dogs get together to stop crime in the new Show Dogs trailer, featuring plenty of rude jokes and badly-rendered CGI.
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/Film Interview: George Lucas Talks 'Strange Magic' And Passing The 'Star Wars' Torch, Plus Elijah Kelley, Evan Rachel Wood And Alan Cumming
The first Lucasfilm movie announced by Disney after the acquisition was Star Wars: The Force Awakens. But the first Lucasfilm feature released by Disney is this weekend's Strange Magic. First conceived by George Lucas over a decade ago, the animated musical delves into a fantasy world populated by lovelorn elves, feisty fairies, and embittered goblins. During…
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The 500th Edition Of Superhero Bits Featuring A 'Dark Knight Trilogy' Exclusive
Five hundred days of small superhero news; my, how far we've come. Today, to commemorate this landmark column edition, we have an exclusive clip from The Dark Knight Trilogy: Ultimate Collector's Edition featuring two of the best superhero directors of all time: Christopher Nolan and Richard Donner. Besides that, do you want to know how…
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Alan Cumming Also Returning For 'X-Men: Days Of Future Past', Says James McAvoy [UPDATED]
[UPDATE: Coming Soon has now verified that Alan Cumming will not, in fact, return for X-Men: Days of Future Past. It's unclear who they spoke with, but since Cumming was never 100% confirmed for the film this shouldn't come as too much of a shocker. Original story follows.] Here's one more to add to the…
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Bryan Singer May Bring All-CG Character 'X-Men: Days Of Future Past,' Unsure About Halle Berry's Return
What tools will bring X-Men to the screen for their timeline-hopping story Days of Future Past? With a new trailer hitting today and the film's release coming up in just a couple weeks, Jack the Giant Slayer director Bryan Singer is doing some press rounds. He's fielding quite a few questions about X-Men, which is…
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'The Smurfs 2' International Teaser: It's Not Quite 'Despicable Me,' Is It?
Is minimal design in teasers now the go-to for kids animation franchises? Despicable Me 2 used the approach to pretty cute effect not long ago, and here an international teaser for The Smurfs 2 (which is likely almost exactly the same as the forthcoming US teaser) relies on little but a Smurf, a white backdrop,…
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Jim Broadbent, Imogen Poots Join Irvine Welsh Adaptation 'Filth'
When last we checked in with the film adaptation of Irvine Welsh's novel Filth, which is being directed by Jon S. Baird, the days were still long and warm. That August update revealed that the film about an evil Edinburgh cop would feature James McAvoy, Jamie Bell and Alan Cumming in the key roles. The…
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James McAvoy, Jamie Bell And Alan Cumming Starring In Adaptation Of Irvine Welsh Novel 'Filth'
Films based on a few different Irvine Welsh novels have been in development in the decade-plus since the adaptation of his debut novel Trainspotting became a trans-Atlantic hit. One of those getting the film treatment has been Filth, a book about "an evil Edinburgh cop," for which the author has been acting as producer. Jon…
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James Franco Currently Shooting 'Maladies,' Options Sal Mineo Biography
James Franco is one busy guy. 127 Hours is in theaters, he's shot parts in films like Your Highness, he's prepping to go back to do another stint on General Hospital, he's been optioning several books as possible film projects, and now he's shooting another movie, called Maladies. The latter co-stars Alan Cumming, Claire Danes,…
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Movie Trailer: Julie Taymor's 'The Tempest'
Holy AfterEffects! Word out of festivals in the past month wasn't terribly positive with respect to Julie Taymor's adaptation of William Shakespeare's The Tempest. And now that the first trailer is here it is easy to make a guess or to as to why. The cast is phenomenal: Helen Mirren leads as Prospera, with Russell…
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Burlesque Movie Trailer #2
Screen Gems has released a second movie trailer for Steven Antin's contemporary musical Burlesque (if you missed the first movie trailer, you can watch that at the link). I'm not a big fan of musicals, and when I have liked a film musical, it has usually been of the more cinematic variety. Burlesque is obviously…
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WTF: Bruce Willis Has His Own Fragrance
To all those who have spent the past 22 years since Die Hard's release harboring a secret desire to wear Bruce Willis' scent, today is your lucky day. Geekosystem has relayed an announcement for his new fragrance, titled simply: BRUCE WILLIS. In big, bold letters. You know, because it's manly. It's said the aroma features…
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Movie Trailer: Jackboots On Whitehall
What if Team America: World Police were British, took place during World War II, and was totally serious? Well...more serious. OK, fine, what if Team America was British and set in WWII? You might have something like Jackboots on Whitehall, which tells the story of an alternate WWII in which Goering, Goebbels and Himmler plan…
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Casting Notes: Benicio Del Toro In Making Jack Falcone; Four Voices For The Smurfs; Rachel Nichols Joins Conan
Benicio Del Toro has signed to play g-man Jack Garcia in Making Jack Falcone. Garcia targeted the Gambino family, and was responsible for taking down dozens of made men. Garcia is Cuban-born, but managed to play an Italian so successfully that he was invited to become a made man himself. Steven Soderbergh is producing the…
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Casting Notes: Alan Cumming In Burlesque; Mirren Does Espionage; Dempsey Steals Laughs; Weaver And Shawkat Hit Cedar Rapids
It's casting notes time again. Alan Cumming has joined Steve Antin's Burlesque, about "an ambitious small-town girl with a big voice who finds herself at a neo-burlesque club." Christina Aguilera is the girl, Kristen Bell is the rival dancer, and Cumming is the gender-bending club MC. So this is really a failsafe in case that…
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Tin Man Trailer
A trailer/advertisement for the Sci-Fi Channel mini-series Tin Man is now online. The story is a based on Lyman Frank Baum's classic The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. A fierce tornado rips DG (a re-imagined Dorothy Gale), a rebellious young waitress from Omaha, and deposits her with a shocking bump on "the other side." The once-beautiful…
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Page 2: Richard Dreyfuss, Amy Berg's This Is Not America, M. Night Shyamalan, CARS, And Transformers
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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Around The Web: Ghost Rider's PG-13, Evan Almighty Reviews, The Ruins, Marley & Me, Star Wars, Zooey Deschanel, Winged Creatures, One Missed Call And More
Mark Steven Johnson explains why Ghost Rider sucks so bad: "It was a hard R and bleak in my opinion, Johnson says of David Goyer's early script. "But then the studio says to you, 'I'm going to let you make your movie, your vision, but you've got to make sure it's a PG-13. We've got…
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