The man made famous for blowing up 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in theaters everywhere might be returning to the scene of the crime, as Roland Emmerich is in talks to direct White House Down, a project that made headlines last week when Sony Pictures forked over a hefty $3 million for the spec script.
Well score another victory for low-budget horror. Hammer Film Productions has announced that after the success of The Woman in Black, a sequel is in development titled The Woman in Black: Angels of Death.
In a light week of DVD and Blu-ray releases there is one clear winner, the re-release of Roman Polanski’s Chinatown. The highly praised neo-noir is a dark detective story whose screenplay is considered must-read material for budding screenwriters.
Although it posted a sizable drop in its second weekend, The Hunger Games still handily took the number one spot at the box office, nearly doubling the gross of its strongest challenger, Wrath of the Titans.
Just as was promised by the 30-second trailer for the trailer, Sunday gave us our first solid look at the anticipated remake of Total Recall. Was the reveal enough to get viewers pumped for this late-summer release?
The news broke on April Fool’s Day, but media outlets have assured us of its veracity: Ashton Kutcher, current star of TV’s Two and a Half Men, will play Apple co-founder Steve Jobs in an indie biopic titled Jobs.
Welcome to Rumor Has It, Player Affinity’s weekly roundup of movie rumors circulating throughout Tinseltown. On this week’s docket, we have rumors about The Avengers, The Dark Knight Rises and The Flash.
If you’re picky about the way the letter “S” fits inside a five-sided diamond, you can rest at ease knowing the folks behind the latest big-screen interpretation of Superman have done a bang-up job.
We know what two of the Avengers have planned after May 4, but Marvel Studios has yet to make anything official with a sequel to Captain America: The First Avenger. The holdup? —the director’s chair.
Another director has been lost to Rapture: after months of speculation and delays, Juan Carlos Fresnadillo (28 Weeks Later) has exited the troubled adaptation of Bioshock.
