Christian Bale and Johnny Depp will be squaring off on opposite sides of the law in the upcoming Public Enemies, writer/director Michael Mann’s adaptation of Public Enemies: America’s Greatest Crime Wave And The Birth Of [click for more]
Lionsgate has secured distributions rights for the new Conan The Barbarian franchise based on Robert Howard’s classic character currently being developed by Nu-Image/Millenium Films, according to today’s Variety. Nu-Image/Millenium hopes to have the initial Conan [click for more]
We all know that the early years of cinema are not known for their farsightedness in preserving the history was being creating. To many on the business side of things, movies were a disposable commodity. [click for more]
The Rocketeer may have come and gone through theaters in a flash in the summer of 1991, but it still retains a cult following a decade-and-a-half later. (Director Kevin Smith even owns one of the [click for more]
We are now just eight days away to the release of the first highly-anticipated film of 2008- Cloverfield. Since its trailer sprang out of nowhere to leave audiences wondering what they had just seen the [click for more]
Yes, two Terry Gilliam postings in one week. And we still have two days to go! Today we have a link to a picture gallery over at JustJared.com featuring Heath Ledger in a scene from [click for more]
Can some people’s violent tendencies be curbed by voyeuristically watching violent films? That’s the argument being made by two researchers in a paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Economic Association. The pair [click for more]
We start off today with a new picture from Jon Favreau’s upcoming comic book adaptation Iron Man. Here we see Robert Downey, Jr. as industrialist Tony Stark giving a tryout of one of Iron Man’s [click for more]
Love him or hate him, there is no denying that at his best, Spike Lee makes films that ignite passions and inspire debate. His latest project, Miracle At St. Anna, should prove no different. BlackFilm.com [click for more]
A few years back when the Sony’s PSP handheld game console came out, I questioned why anyone would want to use it to watch movies. The tiny screen meant that any detail the director tried [click for more]
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