Del Toro is “At the Mountains of Madness” with Cameron
Guillermo del Toro is set to direct the Universal Pictures film At the Mountains of Madness. Deadline Hollywood reports that Del Toro will helm the adaptation of H.P.
Guillermo del Toro is set to direct the Universal Pictures film At the Mountains of Madness. Deadline Hollywood reports that Del Toro will helm the adaptation of H.P.
Damon Lindelof, one of the principle writers on television’s recently concluded hit show Lost, has been brought on to perform re-writes for Ridley Scott’s upcoming as-of-yet untitled prequel to the “Alien” films. This will be the writer’s first solo screenwriting gig, though he is already involved in a number of high profile team projects.
Dinner for Schmucks features Paul Rudd and Steve Carell as people who become friends based on the circumstances that pit them together. There are so man films that use this classic story device, so these are just a few (in the grand scheme of things) personal favorites scrounged up for this week’s PAM-10.
You know the drill. It’s Trailer Tracker where we at Player Affinity stalk the latest trailers hitting the web like a tiger waiting in the long grass to ambush a tubby tourist taking a pee. Coming off a number of second trailers at Comic Con we take a look at the premier of Zach Snyder’s Sucker Punch but not before jigsaw comes at us in 3D in the final instalment of the “Saw” anthology. We also have the trailers for the indie sci-fi flick Monsters, Stone with Robert DeNiro and Edward Norton and The Company Men with Ben Affleck who seems to be in everything lately. Let’s pounce!
With summer halfway over and Comic Con in the books, it’s time to take another look at everyone’s favorite subject: 3-D films. Nearly every film panel brought up the reasons why its film was or wasn’t in more than two dimensions, so when Nick Allen at the Daily Telegraph suggested that 3-D cinema is already declining, the taboo topic deserved further discussion.
Actor Edi Gathegi has joined the cast of Matthew Vaughn’s film adaptation of X-Men: First Class, taking the role of Darwin.
Darwin happens to be the comic series’ first biracial mutant. He has an interesting ability: he can adapt himself based on the environment or situation he is in.
There were plenty of films that debuted in Hall H that make for a very promising end of the year and start to 2011. There were some we’d never heard of or seen anything from and others we’ve been waiting to glimpse for a long time. Below is a list of ten movies that upped their excitement factor with presentations at this year’s Con.
