• Michael Moore Suing The Weinsteins Over 'Fahrenheit 9/11'

    Ask Roger Smith, George W. Bush, Charlton Heston and the heath care industry. If there's one person you don't want to screw over, it's Michael Moore. Whether you agree with his politics or not, Moore is well-known for being extremely vocal and diligent. So when he audited his $200 million, 2004 hit film Fahrenheit 9/11…

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  • The Weinstein Brothers Won't Regain Miramax, After All

    If you were following the Disney sale of Miramax earlier this spring, there was the point where it seemed almost a foregone conclusion that Bob and Harvey Weinstein -- the guys who started Miramax in the first place, and named it after their parents -- had successfully wrangled a deal to regain control of the…

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  • Halloween 3D Slated For Summer 2010 Without Rob Zombie

    Over the weekend, the conclusion to Rob Zombie's fresh take on the franchise, Halloween II, grossed $17 million. Budgeted at $15 million, the sequel would likely have grossed much more if not for direct competition with the weekend's top movie and debut, The Final Destination 3D (a very healthy $28m). Today, the rebounding Weinstein Company…

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  • Scream 4 Is Not A Remake, But The First Chapter Of A New Trilogy

    Last week it was reported that Courtney Cox Arquette and David Arquette have been approached about reprising their roles as Gale Weathers and Dwight "Dewey" Riley for a fourth Scream movie. It was originally rumored that the film would be a complete reboot, but with returning characters, it seems more like a proper sequel.We now…

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  • 22% Of Vanity Fair's Top 100 Are Filmmakers

    Vanity Fair has released the VF 100 - an annual listing of the top 100 leaders of the information age. Below you can find a listing of movie related entries on the list. Check out the full list on VanityFair.com. 4. Steve Jobs - Former Pixar CEO, Member of Disney's Board of Directors 9. Angelina…

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  • Will They Make A Halloween Sequel?

    Rob Zombie has signed a two picture deal with Dimension Films, Halloween has already broken the Labor Day weekend record (aiming to take $32 million) ,well over the film's estimated $15 million budget (despite god awful reviews from both fans and critics). But the question now becomes, will they make a sequel (And if so,…

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