Movies - Page 293

Juliette Binoche is getting in on that sweet Pattinson action.

Now featuring the film’s actual jokes.

The live-action ‘Akira’ will have a dash of Kloves in it.

Steve Carell seems determined to make his post-TV career more Ashton Kutcher than Michael Richards, with a slew of solid film choices.

Jude Law is putting his talent for sleeping with castmates up on the big screen. He has joined the gang bang that is Fernando Meirelles’s relationship drama 360.

Ferdinand the Bull is about to go Hollywood.

The idea machine that is Hollywood has cooked up a real corker of a concept: British diction specialist Colin Firth should star in a remake of My Fair Lady.

Another day, another remake announcement.

I find the legs more disturbing.

Her performance in True Grit paquined her into the hearts of the Academy and now Paramount wants to drill into that appeal and convert it to dollars.

If you ever wondered what David Blaine would be like if he used his powers of illusionating for evil, instead of dicking around in water tanks, then you’re gonna love ‘Now You See Me.’

Noyce gave up the chance to direct the sequel to ‘Salt’ and chose this submarine movie instead. I guess once you know who Salt is, nothing else about that film really matters.

Master Shifu is very displeased.

Courtesy of claymation artist Lee Hardcastle, this oddly disturbing video features a humorous rendering of horror classic The Exorcist. This ain’t no ‘Wallace and Gromit’ folks.

Sitting through an entire 2 hours of this might give a guy a vagina.

If you’ve ever thought, “it’d be fun to beat the sh*t out of Robert Pattinson,” you’ll be jealous of a few lucky actors cast in ‘Water For Elephants.’

If you’re having an Asgard-attack, then we’ve got the inhaler for you: a brand new ‘Thor’ trailer.

Hollyweird denizen Blake Lively is addicted to playing an addict.

Mila Kunis had better start practice terrorizing farm girls and their little dogs. In a bit of bizarro casting against type, the attractive actress will play the Wicked Witch of the West in Sam Raimi’s Wizard of Oz prequel Oz, The Great And Powerful.