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What Will Happen in The Greatest Muppet Movie of All Time?Hungry for a few tidbits about Jason Segel's upcoming Muppet movie? The Playlist has what seems to be an early outline of the script. Spoiler alert! |
The Playlist |
Joseph Kosinski Talks The Black HoleOnce Joseph Kosinski is done with "Tron Legacy," he'll get moving on a revamped "Black Hole" -- and as he tells MTV, he's already got plenty of ideas for how it'll look. |
MTV |
Stan Lee Says Marvel's Moving on Ant-ManWhat with all this talk about "Iron Man 2," "Thor," "Captain America," and "The Avengers," Edgar Wright's "Ant-Man" has gotten lost in the shuffle -- but according to Stan Lee, Marvel hasn't forgotten about the miniature hero. |
Superhero Hype |
Tom Cruise Accepts Another Mission: ImpossibleJ.J. Abrams won't direct, but "Mission: Impossible 4" is officially on its way, with Tom Cruise on board to reprise the role of Ethan Hunt. |
Deadline Hollywood Daily |
Total Recall: Anthony Hopkins' Best MoviesSome actors struggle with typecasting for their entire careers -- and some, like Anthony Hopkins, get to do pretty much whatever they want. Since making his film debut in 1968, Hopkins has dabbled in everything from Merchant Ivory period dramas to horror, moving from television to film -- and picking up an Academy Award, and several nominations, along the way. He's battled a bear in The Edge, walked away unscathed from the misery of Joel Schumacher's Bad Company, and even survived Freejack, but he's never been given the Rotten Tomatoes Total Recall treatment -- so in honor of his supporting turn in The Wolfman, we decided now would be the perfect time to look back at the 10 best-reviewed films in his distinguished career. |
Rotten Tomatoes |
Chris Nolan on Board for Dark Knight Sequel -- and Superman Reboot?Hey, superhero film fans, it's the news you've been waiting to hear: Christopher Nolan is reportedly on board for the sequel to "The Dark Knight"...and he'll also "mentor" a "Superman" reboot. |
Deadline Hollywood Daily |
Tim Robbins Joins Green LanternTim Robbins has joined the cast of "Green Lantern," signing on to play the father of villainous Hector Hammond (played by Peter Sarsgaard). |
Hollywood Reporter |
Fox Moves Forward with 24 MovieAfter years of whooping on TV bad guys, Kiefer Sutherland will take Jack Bauer to the big screen in a "24" film, currently being scripted by Billy Ray. |
HitFix |
Terminator Franchise Rights SoldThe auction for the rights to the "Terminator" franchise is over -- and to everyone's surprise, neither Sony nor Lionsgate emerged victorious. |
Deadline Hollywood Daily |
Bogdanovich Feels the Turn of the CenturyPeter Bogdanovich has agreed to write and direct an adaptation of Kurt Anderson's "Turn of the Century," a 1999 novel about "a Manhattan power couple with three kids who are managing their troubled marriage in a world where BarbieWorld has opened in Vegas and Charles Manson's parole hearing is live on TV." |
Hollywood Reporter |
Aleen Leslie: 1908-2010Screenwriter Aleen Leslie, the oldest member of the Writers Guild and the writer whose 19 film credits included "Father Was a Fullback," has passed away. She was 101. |
Hollywood Reporter |
Great Directors: Martin Scorsese's Career in FilmIs Martin Scorsese America's greatest living director? It's open to debate, but most movie buffs would agree that he's created a body of work that is astonishing in its consistency and depth. Scorsese's films contain many grand themes -- organized crime, male insecurity, spiritual and moral uncertainty -- and they're executed with a level of artistic panache and intimate detail that few can match. Scorsese has exerted a profound influence on many important directors, including Quentin Tarantino, Spike Lee, and John Woo. And with apologies to Lee and Woody Allen, Scorsese is perhaps the greatest cinematic chronicler of New York's distinctive social landscape. |
Rotten Tomatoes |
RT on DVD & Blu-Ray: A Serious Man, Couples Retreat, and MoreThis week on home video, we've got a handful of brand new releases, but once you cycle through those, there isn't much left to be had. Sure, there are a few Blu-Ray reissues, but not too many that folks are chomping at the bit for, so as a result, we dug deep to find a couple of interesting items that may or may not be good conversation pieces. The most prominent release this week is the latest from the Coen brothers, the Oscar-nominated A Serious Man. Then, we've got a few misses with titles like Couples Retreat, Serious Moonlight, and The Time Traveler's Wife. But hopefully our classic collection and off-the-wall wild card choice will be interesting enough to merit a look. See what we've come up with below! |
Rotten Tomatoes |
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Reboot RumoredGoodness gracious, is Regency starting development on a "quasi-prequel" to "Mr. and Mrs. Smith"? |
New York Magazine |
Soderbergh's Contagion Spreads to an All-Star CastHow busy can Steven Soderbergh get? Busy enough to include the virus thriller "Contagion" to the top of his to-do list, and attract Matt Damon, Kate Winslet, Jude Law and Marion Cotillard to star. |
The Playlist |
Peeking in on Universal's Monster Movie RemakesIt's taken long enough, but "The Wolfman" is finally almost here -- and its arrival heralds what could be a new golden era for Universal's stable of monsters, with new appearances from Frankenstein, the Invisible Man, Dracula, and the Creature from the Black Lagoon in various stages of development. |
CHUD |
Dominic Cooper is Saddam's Son in The Devil's DoubleDominic Cooper will play Uday Hussain and the man forced to work as his body-double, Latif Yahia, in a new film from Die Another Day director Lee Tamahori. Ludivine Sagnier has been signed up as Sarrab, Uday's concubine and secret lover to Latif. Production on the film, based on Yahia's biographical novel, has begun on location in Malta. |
Screendaily |
All the Movie-Related Super Bowl Ads!If you missed the big game last night -- and all the film-related commercial spots that went with it -- don't fret, because those new clips have been helpfully collected for you. |
Collider.com |
Bill Murray Talks Ghostbusters IIIIn a rare interview, Bill Murray discusses his increasing indifference to showbiz, his thoughts on his own career, and -- spoiler alert! -- that ghostly "Ghostbusters III" rumor about his character, Peter Venkman. |
Sunday Mail [UK] |
From Valentine's Day to New Year's EveNew Line must feel like it has a hit on its hands with "Valentine's Day," because the studio is already working with director Garry Marshall and screenwriter Katherine Fugate on a spinoff, to be titled "New Year's Eve." |
Collider.com |
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