Quentin Tarantino’s upcoming Western Django Unchained is one of this year’s most anticipated films. Until now, we’ve yet to see any official photos, but now we finally have our hands on two official “Django” images.
The cast of Iron Man 3 has been shaping up the last two weeks, but word has just come down that Scarlett Johansson will not appear in the film despite the wording of a previous Disney casting call.
Iron Man 3 hasn’t been short of casting updates. Now we learn that Andy Lau is close to sealing a deal for the Marvel film as well.
The Amazing Spider-Man has yet to hit theaters, but Sony has long-planned for a sequel regardless. Not only has a script been written, but it will also be rewritten already. Famed screenwriting duo Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci will rework the script.
Do you hear things go bump in the night or simply enjoy a horror flick? Our Recommendation of the Week is the ghost movie The Innkeepers, one of the latest in the ever-growing trend of haunted house movies.
Following her promising, bone-crunching debut in Steven Soderbergh’s Haywire, MMA champ-turned-action-starlet Gina Carano is in talks to join the cast of the sixth entry in the hugely popular “Fast and Furious” franchise.
Sony Pictures pulled in over $350 million for its Jaden Smith-led remake of The Karate Kid. Naturally, the studio wants to continue its relationship: he’s currently filming the M. Night Shyamalan science-fiction feature After Earth with his Oscar-nominated father, Will Smith, and he might find himself leading yet another property.
Jessica Chastain had a cinematic breakthrough of epic proportions last year. She was an unknown just a year ago, but her work in Palme d’Or winner The Tree of Life as well as The Help – for which she herself earned an Oscar bid – put her on the A-list.
Warner Bros. has just taken a huge step forward in that CG-animated LEGO movie you’ve been hearing about. The studio has set a release date of February 28, 2014 for LEGO 3D.
Infusing enough testosterone to dethrone four-week champ The Hunger Games, African American-dominant comedy Think Like a Man overperformed and took the top spot with $33.6 million.
