Unless you’ve been living under a rock during 2009, you know the economic situation in the world is not the best. The film industry is now feeling the effects of the global economic crisis, particularly as the U.S. dollar continues to lose value against other currencies. This situation has forced Warner Bros. Pictures to pull [...]

Warner Bros. has set Prisoners, a film that Antoine Fuqua is in talks to direct, on a fast track. The film is now in preproduction and scheduled for release on October 22, 2010. Andrew Kosove and Broderick Johnson of Alcon Entertainment will produce the film, which is only sparsely detailed. What we do know is [...]

For those of you who are interested in the upcoming movie from Warner Bros, Where The Wild Things Are, should be happy to know that today the soundtrack for the film was released. Here is the soundtrack music from Karen O And The Kids, and if you want to grab onto the full soundtrack on Amazon [...]

I know nothing of the animated Akira, other than it involves a post-apocalyptic setting, a huge gun, and a pretty freakin’ sweet motorcycle. Which is also just about all I need to know in order to be excited about anything. It helps even more in the process of getting excited for the live-action adaptation that [...]

Having never read a single Harry Potter adventure, I enjoyed the most recent film, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Although meandering and entirely an interim between Order of the Phoenix and Deathly Hallows, its visual aesthetic was enough to keep me invested and interested in the final episode(s) of the saga. With that in mind, I can [...]

Undoubtedly due to the success of Michael Bay’s little art house Transformers pictures and Stephen Sommers’ surprisingly entertaining G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (not to mention a whole slew of popular LEGO-themed video games), we might be in for a Warner Bros. LEGO film. Variety is currently reporting that writers Dan and Kevin Hageman are crafting a [...]

The first trailer for Where the Wild Things Are, Spike Jonze’s take on Maurice Sendak’s classic children’s book, was a thing of transcendent beauty. Scored to Arcade Fire’s “Wake Up” and only sparsely peppered with dialogue, the trailer hinted at a film of kinetic, childish wonder.

These here interwebs were spiraling into a whirlwind of confusion yesterday at the sudden fear of Justin Timberlake taking up the mantle of Hal Jordan in Martin Campbell’s Green Lantern movie. Well those like yours truly who were opposed to the idea can rest a little easier as Variety reports Ryan Reynolds will be donning [...]