1. Resident Evil: Extinction (2,828 Theaters, Rated R): I am torn about the series. I love zombie movies. But I hate video game adaptations. And this franchise is both. Some people must like it. This [click for more]
Opening in just two months is Robert Zemeckis’s new motion-capture animated film Beowulf. A couple of trailers have already been released, and here’s the latest one to hit the net- Unlike his last attempt at [click for more]
Variety is reporting that Hollywood Gang Productions has just signed a deal to remake the classic 1978 action film The Wild Geese, the story of a small band of British mercenaries who are hired to [click for more]
Writer/Director Diane English has lined up a steller cast for her remake of the 1939 comedy The Women. Meg Ryan will take over Norma Shearer’s role of Mary Haines, a wealthy woman who doesn’t realize [click for more]
An older Silent Bob after a stint in the Army Rangers? Nope, this is a shot of Kevin Smith in makeup for his role in Richard Kelly’s Southland Tales due out November 9. According to [click for more]
Jake Gyllenhaal and Tobey Maguire are in negotiations to star in an English-language remake of Susanne Bier’s Danish 2004 war film Brothers according to a report in Variety. Maguire would star as a man sent [click for more]
Last week I expressed some concern over the news that Warners had censored the Tom And Jerry: Spotlight Collection, Volume 3 DVD release by the removal of two cartoons that contained racial humor, wondering what [click for more]
Those rumors that Naomi Watts is lined up to head a remake of the Alfred Hitchcock classic The Birds may just be true. While interviewing Watts about her role in director David Cronenberg’s upcoming crime [click for more]
Disappointed that the DVD release of Darren Aronofsky’s time-twisting love story The Fountain didn’t have a director’s commentary track like the releases for his other two films? Don’t worry. Aronofsky was too. It seems that [click for more]
“I keep trying to understand, but none of this is making any sense.” So states Sarah (Amanda Brooks), a character who is more of a plot device than anything else, expressing her exasperation at the [click for more]
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