Spider-Man film franchise director Sam Raimi is currently in discussions with Paramount Pictures to revive the studio’s Jack Ryan political thriller series. Based on the series of novels by Tom Clancy, the franchise ran for [click for more]
Arthur C Clarke, the noted Grandmaster of literary science fiction who collaborated with filmmaker Stanley Kubrick to create the landmark film 2001: A Space Odyssey, has passed away in Sri Lanka early this morning. He [click for more]
AintItCool has a set of spy photos taken yesterday of some location shooting for J J Abrams upcoming Star Trek franchise reboot. The production was filming in front of Cailfornia State University at Northridge’s Oviatt [click for more]
We have heard a bit more on the sequel to The Last Starfighter that is currently in the works. Two weeks ago, we confirmed from a spokesperson at George Paige and Associates that the movie [click for more]
The BBC is reporting that Academy Award winning director Anthony Minghella has died. He was 54. His death was confirmed by his agent, though no further details were forthcoming. Minghella won the Academy Award for [click for more]
Director Peter Berg will be taking us back to the planet Arrakis, having been attached to direct a big screen version of Frank Herbert’s classic science-fiction novel Dune. Berg will be working with producer Kevin [click for more]
Regal Entertainment Group has announced that they will begin using restricted “red band” trailers in their theaters, though they will be limited to screening only in front of R-rated feature films. The Motion Picture Association [click for more]
Carla Gugino and Frank Marshall have joined the cast of Race To Witch Mountain, according to a Hollywood Reporter story published over the weekend. According to the story, Gugino will play a UFO expert who [click for more]
One side effect of the internet has been the death of the fanzine. Amateur-produced magazines only in the fact that they seldom turned any sort of profit, fanzines were the product of fan’s love for [click for more]
The Delta’s old nemesis, Douglas C. Neidermeyer, apparently wasn’t killed by his own troops in Vietnam as previously thought. He’s currently running a restaurant in Milwaukee and has been talking to his college rivals, members [click for more]
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