MTV.com got an exclusive with Star Trek XI co-screenwriters and executive producers Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci where they spilled a very few beans (their most common reply to the interviewer seems to be “Really, who can say?”) – including one that feels… Continue reading →
Following today’s theme of developing stories we first reported on a few weeks back, Woody Allen spoke to the Spanish press this week about his upcoming untitled romantic drama set there and he mentioned that he’d like to add to the already cast Javier Bardem… Continue reading →
On Monday, I had the honor of passing along the news that (A) Transformers producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura has sights set on a G.I. Joe flick and that (B) he wouldn't mind having Mark Wahlberg on board. Today, Latino Review ran an exclusive interview with the… Continue reading →
Making Manga into live action films has always been a dubious concept to me. The fantasy worlds of martial artists, giant robots, school love, and everything else in between just don’t seem to work as well when you don’t have the benefit of creating motion… Continue reading →
One of the scenes you'll probably never see in the CHUD.com movie involved a couple of minor characters hunting for the autographs of famous – and not-so famous – monsters. The next best thing might be Nick Redfern's novel Three Men Seeking Monsters: Six… Continue reading →
Weighty news to get through today, the heaviest of which is Sony's attempt to recreate the Metaverse from Snow Crash. Phil Harrison's keynote address yesterday revealed the company's designs for its online initiative, dubbed "Home." Essentially, the service… Continue reading →
I only have a passing familiarity with the Robosapien toy. It’s some sort of plastic robot that is preprogrammed to mimic certain human functions and respond to commands from a remote. And by virtue of it being comparatively cheap against 4-figure toys like… Continue reading →
After Ole’ Nunz’ impassioned rant against the upcoming CG/live action hybrid Alvin & The Chipmunks movie a few weeks back, I chuckled and then promptly readied myself to repress all memory about this latest mistake from Tim Hill, esteemed director the second… Continue reading →
BUY ME AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Warner IndependentMSRP: $27.98RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 100 min.SPECIAL FEATURES:• Commentary by Keanu Reeves, Richard Linklater, Tommy Pallotta, Jonathan Lethen, and Isa Dick Hackett• One Summer In Austin: The Story of… Continue reading →
What is this? Every single day of the week (almost), a new "Graboid", a single moment grabbed from a random movie, appears on this site for you to guess the name of the film, share with your officemates, or discuss on our message boards. Sometimes the Graboid… Continue reading →
Just five weeks before the remake of Bunny Lake Is Missing starts shooting, Reese Witherspoon has dropped out. The film, which is being directed by CHUDdy Buddy Joe Carnahan, is now without its star… and one of its producers, a role Witherspoon was also… Continue reading →
A couple of weeks ago, Aint It Cool News broke the story that Shia LaBeouf would be appearing in Indiana Jones IV as Indy’s son. We quickly corroborated that story, and it hit the web in a big way. But of course Variety likes to pretend that only they… Continue reading →