• Longer 'Beautiful Creatures' Trailer Gives Up Story And Campy Weirdness

    Is Beautiful Creatures the next Twilight? The film is a YA tale of a battle between good and evil supernatural forces, focused around the adolescence of a young witch, Lena (Alice Englert), whose powers will be claimed either for the light or dark when she hits her 16th birthday. The film adapts Kami Garcia and…

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  • Release Dates: Warner Bros. Moves 'The Seventh Son' And 'Beautiful Creatures', 'Robot & Frank' Dated, 'Hunter Killer' Bumped

    It's time for another round of Release Date Shuffle! Perhaps the biggest news here is that Warner Bros. has pushed back its YA fantasy The Seventh Son, directed by Sergey Bodrov and starring Jeff Bridges, Ben Barnes, and Julianne Moore, much farther into next year. But there are also new dates for the supernatural teen romance Beautiful…

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  • Jeremy Irons Joins Adaptation Of Supernatural Young Adult Novel 'Beautiful Creatures'

    Briefly: The film adaptation of the supernatural gothic romance novel Beautiful Creatures already features Viola Davis, Emma Thompson, Emmy Rossum, Thomas Mann and, as the lead characters, newcomers Jack O’Connell and Alice Englert. Now they'll be joined by Jeremy Irons, who will play the "mysterious and reclusive uncle" of Englert's enigmatic new girl in town.…

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  • Viola Davis Boards 'Ender's Game' And 'Beautiful Creatures'

    The Bridesmaids ladies aren't the only female ensemble cast enjoying a well-deserved career boost this awards season. Hours after we reported that Octavia Spencer had signed on for Bong Joon-ho's post-apocalyptic thriller Snow Piercer, Spencer's The Help co-star Viola Davis has booked supporting roles in Gavin Hood's sci-fi flick Ender's Game and Richard LaGravenese's fantasy…

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  • Warner Brothers Gears Up For Their Next Fantasy Franchise With Beautiful Creatures

    Warner Brothers has acquired Beautiful Creatures, the first of a five-novel southern Gothic fantasy series by authors Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. The book is technically being released today, but the many positive reviews over at Amazon shows that it's been available to some for a few months. Richard LaGravanese (P.S. I Love You, Freedom…

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