It feels like things are coming up Bond right now, and the news that John Logan has signed on to write two back-to-back Bond films that tell one complete story is incredibly exciting.
When you see "Skyfall,&q...
There's been a significant shake-up in the world of mutants.
"X-Men: First Class" writer-director Matthew Vaughn has reportedly left the upcoming sequel, "X-Men: Days of Future Past," just weeks...
Director: Mark Andrews, Brenda Chapman, Steve Purcell
Distributor: Walt Disney Pictures
The Lowdown: Pixar failed to land a nomination in this category for the first time ever last year when the critically maligned ...
Angelina Jolie won't be be returning to life for the long-delayed "Wanted 2," but the writers have revealed some new plans for the film.
Director Timur Bekmambetov's 2008 film adaptation of the hard...
I am, quite frankly, surprised by this announcement.
It's a pleasant surprise. I'm more than happy for James Cameron to make whatever he wants, and adding another film to his development slate can only be a g...
Lady Gaga was Tweeting about the presidential debates last night, and decided to use some of the time after to take questions from fans. One of those was about "the continuation" of "Telephone," he...
Name: Robert De Niro
Biggest Hit: "Meet the Fockers" (financially), "Raging Bull" (critically)
Comeback Vehicle: "Silver Linings Playbook"
Will It Work: Let's be frank, De Niro has ha...
The "Robocop" remake just got a tad more futuristic - at least as far as its release date is concerned.
Sony has pushed the forthcoming sci-fi/action update from its previously-slated Aug. 9, 2013 opening...
Season 3 of the AMC hit "The Walking Dead" kicks off later this month, but the cable network is reportedly considering bringing the zombie story to the big screen.
While there's been no official announcem...
Arnold is back, and he's more cartoonish than ever.
After cameos in "The Expendables" and its sequel, erstwhile action star and former governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is returning to the big screen wi...
