Today's edition of Entertainment Weekly will premiere a shot of Dr. Doom from the upcoming Fantastic Four film. This isn't a publicity shot but an actual picture of the character as he appears in the film. I hate to pile onto this film – the last time I heard… Continue reading →
A sloppy mix of legend and half researched fact, yet another teaming between Nic Cage and Jerry Bruckheimer, a movie full of slow motion and blaring “excitement” music, National Treasure is exactly the sort of film I hate. But somehow, instead of finding… Continue reading →
I don't even know how to respond to the news that Cabin Fever filmmaker Eli Roth is co-producing the Baywatch movie. I mean, I know enough about the film business (I think) to realize that not every producer on a project is actually doing much of anything… Continue reading →
How much does it suck that Alan Moore's seminal graphic novel from twenty years ago, V for Vendetta, seems more relevant to us in America now then ever before? The story of an England that is under serious repression and the lone man who dresses up in a funny… Continue reading →
Some time ago (aka last month) it was announced that Spike Lee would be doing a movie about African-American soldiers in Italy during WWII. At the time it seemed like that project would come before Spike could work on a James Ellroy film, The Night Watchman.… Continue reading →
William Castle is having some kind of weird renaissance indeed. There's been the almost annual rash of remakes of his films from Dark Castle Entertainment (they missed this year). Now producer Neal Moritz (the immortal mastermind behind XXX: State of the… Continue reading →
I'm supposed to interview David Goyer on Sunday for Blade: Trinity (although that kind of stuff changes on a dime, so don't quote me on it), but now there's one question I don't have to ask him: "How the fuck are you going to remake Soylent Green?" Even… Continue reading →
Recently I have come under some fire on our message boards and in my email for being a little negative about films in development. I have been told that I am angry, or bitter, or perhaps just a pretentious prick. While these are all good judgements of my… Continue reading →
What a difference a day or two makes. On Monday I interviewed Pierce Brosnan for this weekend's After the Sunset, a heist movie. He briefly mentioned that he liked heist films, but when asked what he was doing next he said that he was looking for a job. No… Continue reading →
Into the breach goes Warner Bros, sending their mega-expensive adaptation of the beloved children's book The Polar Express against the juggernaut that is Pixar's The Incredibles. Of course this isn't a blind shot – they do happen to have Tom Hanks in the… Continue reading →
As the mysterious and dangerous man of action Dave Davis informed you last week (right here), there's yet another Hannibal book coming out, and I ain't talking A-Team or elephants. Thomas Harris is making a naked play for bucks by writing a prequel to all the… Continue reading →
Moriarity over at Aint It Cool News is saying that it's official – Darren Aronofsky is off the Watchmen adaptation. I'm getting pretty good at taking loss in stride. It seems that the director is off the project because his The Fountain will conflict with… Continue reading →