Tim Robbins has joined the cast of Warner Brothers upcoming comic book adaptation Green Lantern. He’ll be playing the role of Senator Hammond, the stern father of scientist Hector Hammond, who will be played by [click for more]
1. Edge Of Darkness (Warner Brothers, 3,066 Theaters, 117 Minutes, Rated R): Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the attempted comeback of Mel Gibson. I say attempted because, really, it should be really hard to come [click for more]
Pre-production for Warner Brothers’ superhero film Green Lantern continues to move forward. Variety has reported that Sony Pictures Imageworks, who have worked on Watchmen, Superman Returns and Sony’ Spider-Man franchise, have been brought aboard the [click for more]
The announcement that the Green Lantern movie was officially green lit (no pun intended) reassured fans of the character that a film version would soon be on its way. However, a recent casting announcement might [click for more]
It was a move that was probably in the works for months, probably dating back to last year’s DC/Warner Brothers summit, but it simply appears like a knee-jerk reaction to Disney’s purchase of Marvel last [click for more]
Do you think there is a contest in the Reynolds-Johansson household to see who can do the most comic book movies? Scarlett held the lead with three (Ghost World, The Spirit, and Iron Man 2) to Ryan’s [click for more]
If you are a fan of comic book movies, and find 2009’s slate to be a little underwhelming, be patient. Because 2010 is shaping up to be a great year for comic book movie fans. [click for more]
This weekend at the New York Comic Con, a panel will be held to celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of DC Comics’ long-running heroes , the intergalactic cop/superhero Green Lantern. Steeped in science-fiction, Green [click for more]
With the successful relaunch of the James Bond franchise under his belt, Warner Brothers is hoping that director Martin Campbell can bring that same kind of magic to their big screen comic book adaptation Green [click for more]
If you have a favorite DC Comics superhero you were hoping to see on the big screen any time soon, you’ll have to wait a little bit longer. David Goyer, screenwriter on The Dark Knight, [click for more]
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