Movies - Page 249

McShane plays a disapproving dad king in Bryan Singer’s new film, which I imagine will be exactly like his role in ‘Hot Rod’, only kinglier.

Apparently Universal is mounting a version of the famous musical with Streisand as the awful stage mom who loudly sings “Everything’s Coming Up Roses.”

Don’t even be surprised if they get Mears to reprise his role as the hockey-masked serial killer, just to dial up the weird to 11.

The film-making team behind the Sundance hit Like Crazy are taking that film’s theme to the extreme for their next project.

Apparently only good-looking people were allowed to photograph South Africa after apartheid. I had no idea.

Yesss!!!!! I’ve been stoked to see this ever since the teaser trailer about a boy and his murder-bot showed up online last November.

HBO has shock collars on all its “Sopranos” alumni.

Welp, looks like we’re going back to not knowing which goofy Batman villain Joseph Gordon-Levitt will reinvent and make terrifying in The Dark Knight Rises.

In three months, expect Kiefer to be milling about the USC campus, handing out “Student Filmmakers Wanted!” fliers.

This Polish animated movie seems like it would be perfect for people who like Hentai. Personally, animated sex and bestiality don’t do anything for me.

Doug Liman will be direct a movie about a worldly operative that isn’t named “Bourne.”

I can see it being the type of movie you discover at midnight and it becomes an inside joke with your friends.

Neil LaBute apparently likes Agatha Christie more than he likes himself.

There’s gold in them there upcoming movies from major Hollywood studios.

With “Entourage” coming to a close, HBO needs to act fast if they want to remain the go-to cable source for shows about guys I’d like to punch. Enter Dick Cheney.

DIRECTOR: Duncan JonesCAST: Jake Gyllenhaal; Vera Farmiga; Michelle MonaghanSYNOPSIS: A soldier (Gyllenhaal) who, as part of an experimental government program to investigate a terrorist incident, finds himself in the body of an unknown commuter living and reliving a harrowing train bombing until he can find out who is responsible for it.

Julianne Moore’s all set to kick the crap out of Jeff Bridges while pretty teenagers look at each other longingly.

Gerard Butler’s abdominal muscles are about to give Old Man Dennis Quaid a reality check. The objects of housewife fantasies past and present will star opposite one another in Gabriele Muccino’s Playing The Field.

Maybe this means a few more people will go see ‘The Hangover 2′.