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Snow White and the Huntsman opens this weekend, following closely behind Mirror Mirror and marking the second trip to theaters for the Fairest of Them All in 2012. With plenty of other folkloric fantasy adaptations in our recent past (Red Riding Hood, Beastly) and plenty more on the horizon (including Jack the Giant Killer and Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters), fairy tales are having something of a moment right now -- but as any film fan could tell you, and as this week's list demonstrates, this is nothing new in Hollywood. There are countless examples of filmmakers turning to fairy tales for inspiration, but we couldn't possibly fit all those once upon a times and happily ever afters into a single feature. Which of your favorites made the cut? Find out in the latest Total Recall!
Don't call it a prequel. Or do. Wait, now it isn't. At this stage everyone's probably a little weary of the speculation over whether or not Ridley Scott's Prometheus is a direct forerunner to his 1979 classic Alien -- most of us simply can't wait to get a look at the thing. Well, the wait is (almost) over and the first reviews have started to arrive from the trades and outlets in the UK (once again those lucky geezers have the jump on American audiences). What do the critics have to say?
They'll play retired boxers who step back into the ring one last time.
Brenton Thwaites has joined Elle Fanning and Angelina Jolie in the cast.
The "Kick-Ass" director has optioned Max Barry's upcoming thriller about "a world where words can literally kill."
How "Inglourious Basterds" could tie them all into a single alternate universe.
The long-gestating film adaptation is still in the works.
Carnahan has described the project as "an action movie spin on 'Groundhog Day.'"
The "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" director has reportedly acquired the film rights to Astrid Lindgren's novel.
The prolific Japanese director has passed away at the age of 100.
Inspired by Charlize Theron's turn as the Evil Queen in "Snow White and the Hunstman," we spotlight some of cinema's most dastardly and divine.
"I like to work. I have a wife and five kids, so it's always good to work."
Photos and behind-the-scenes details from the Tom Cruise hair metal epic.
She's in talks to produce and star in a drama about "a young woman who returns home after her brother is injured and romantically connects with his favorite musician, who draws inspiration from the siblings."
The duo will swoon over each other in the next Nicholas Sparks adaptation.
Director Brad Furman's online poker drama has assembled a pretty impressive cast.
On this abbreviated Memorial Day edition of RT on DVD, we've got a few decent choices to pick from, beginning with an early year thriller starring Sam Worthington and Elizabeth Banks. After that, we've got a few indies critics really liked, and another poorly reviewed thriller starring Amanda Seyfried. Lastly, Criterion is releasing a pair of Bergman films perfect for the season. Click through for the full list!
Including a list of 20 things to know about the movie (provided you're willing to risk spoilers, of course).
The Biggest Movies of 2012!
Memorable Big-Screen Fairy Tales
First Reviews for Prometheus
Wicked Divas of the Screen
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