After this weekend proved that some funny men clearly aren’t too discerning in their project choices, it’s nice to know that some still have standards, as Jim Carrey has backed out of the recently announced sequel to Dumb and Dumber.
The upcoming Superman reboot Man of Steel features the likes of Amy Adams, Russell Crowe, Laurence Fishburne and director Zack Snyder, and now an all-star composer will add his name to the production.
Considering what a masterful job the last trailer for The Dark Knight Rises did stoking excitement for Christopher Nolan‘s final Batman movie, it’s a little surprising that Warner Bros. has just released another full-length trailer.
Back in April, Hammer Films announced a sequel to The Woman in Black, and now we’ve not only learned a bit more about the follow-up but also that the company has movie franchise aspirations for the titular character.
Since January, we’ve been hearing much about Disney’s Maleficent, the revisionist take on the Mouse House’s own Sleeping Beauty adaptation from 1959. Angelina Jolie will play the title role, and if you’ve been curious to see her in costume, we’ve got the first look at Jolie in character.
With Brave hitting theaters on Friday, we look at some of Disney’s female-led adventures to see if those who think Disney portrays women in a sexist light are just blowing hot air or if the naysayers are on to something.
Comedies and musicals are big theme of this week’s home entertainment releases, but our Recommendation of the Week is the Blu-ray rerelease of Steven Spielberg’s Empire of the Sun
Welcome to Rumor Has It, Player Affinity’s weekly roundup of highly buzzed-about movie rumors circulating throughout Tinseltown. On this week’s docket, we have rumors about The Avengers and “The Twilight Saga.”
The news was initially broken as if Paramount and Platinum Dunes had indefinitely suspended their reboot of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles — or Ninja Turtles as it’s to be called — but those who were hoping Michael Bay‘s plans for their beloved green heroes would die aren’t quite in luck.
This weekend at the box office it was again the return of the lovable toones that held off vehicles from two bankable leads, as Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted handily defeated Rock of Ages and That’s My Boy.
