So Batman 3 is definitely full steam ahead. Today, in an interview with the LA Times’ Hero Complex Blog, Chris Nolan talked a little bit about the final installment in his Batman trilogy.

Today at Comic-Con saw less news, but much more high-profile announcements. Most of the action took place in Hall H, which was bogged down with some serious line management problems, but we’ve got it all summed up right here for you.

The as-yet-untitled Batman 3 was included in the 20-film deal announced between Warner Bros. and IMAX last week, but no other information was given. Warner Bros. has now announced that they are releasing Batman 3 on July 20, 2012. Director Christopher Nolan does not want to film in 3D, but sources believe that the movie [...]

Today, IMAX and Warner Bros. announced that they had signed a deal to release 20 films in the format over the next three years. In the statement, several release dates were revealed, as well as an update on Guillermo del Toro’s “The Hobbit.”

After over a decade of failed attempts at getting the popular 60s TV series to the silver screen, Heat Vision reports that Warner Bros. has hired screenwriter Max Borenstein to pen an adaptation of The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

Vincenzo Natali’s horror film, “Splice” now has a trailer and a June 4th release date. The film was acquired at this year’s Sundance Film Festival by Warner Bros.

The Hangover is easily the biggest surprise hit of 2009. The R-rated comedy, with a 35-million-dollar budget, was loved by audiences and, all-told, raked in almost $500 million at the box office, as well as over $150 million on home video. The film also won a Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture: Musical or Comedy. After [...]

Warner Brothers announcement today that they will be releasing all of their major movies in 3D is an extraordinary step in the legitimizing of the format.