A new trailer has been released for David O. Russell’s upcoming film The Fighter. It’s a sports drama that takes place inside the world of boxing with Mark Wahlberg in the lead role. It also features Christian Bale, Melissa Leo, and Amy Adams, so the film has more than enough talent to catch the attention of Oscar voters this awards season. Check out the new trailer below…
Prior to the release of The Social Network, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg made it pretty clear that he didn’t want anything to do with the movie. He didn’t help the filmmakers make it, he didn’t give input to the story, and he wasn’t interested in seeing it. Obviously that last bit has changed because he’s finally opened up about the movie and all the inaccuracies present in Aaron Sorkin’s screenplay. See what he had to say below…
A couple weeks ago David O. Russell decided not to direct the highly anticipated adaptation, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, which left the job open for some of Hollywood’s most eager filmmakers. According to a report from The Wrap, some heavy hitters have made the directing shortlist including Oscar winner Jonathan Demme and Let Me In helmer Matt Reeves. Check out the rest of the candidates below…
Over the last week, many of us were on the edge of our seats awaiting the rescue of the 33 miners trapped below the earth’s surface in Chile, South America. Finally, after an extremely long wait, they were pulled to the top and reunited with their families and every major news outlet was there to broadcast it.
Now that everyone’s safe, Hollywood can’t let such an event pass without capitalizing on it. There’s been word of a made for TV movie in the works and a reality show, but did you know a trailer was already online for a theatrical film? It features the 33 miners played by 33 acclaimed actors, take a look…
Piranha 3D didn’t break any box office records when it debuted in theaters back in August, but it still earned enough to warrant a sequel. Shortly after the film’s release Dimension Films sent out a press release stating their plans for a follow up. We knew another movie was coming our way but we had no idea how quickly it would arrive. According to Deadline, it will be in theaters by 2011. They’re not wasting any time.
This week on “Weeds,” Nancy and Andy must find a pediatrician for Stevie somewhere in Colorado, while Silas and Shane are in charge of selling hash. Will they find a pediatrician and get the gas money they need to skip town? Find out what happened in our review…
NBC continues to expand on their season orders for Fall 2010 by adding three more shows to their growing roster. First, they picked up the freshman trio of “Law & Order: Los Angeles,” “The Event,” and “Outsourced” to run throughout May, and now they’re giving the same treatment to “Chuck” and “Chase.”
Moving from Brandon Lee to Mark Wahlberg seems like a weird stretch of the imagination for the folks behind According to The Crow. Bloody Disgusting, the Oscar nominated actor has been offered the title role in the long awaited reboot. The project has been in development for a while and is currently being produced by Relativity Media, who sent out the offer to Wahlberg.
Over the past few weeks, 20th Century Fox has been courting Darren Aronofky to direct their upcoming sequel, Wolverine 2. The movie is a follow up to the commercially successful but critically panned X-Men Origins: Wolverine from 2009. Over the last few days, it seems that Aronofsky has been inching closer and closer to the project. He even turned down an offer from Warner Bros to direct Tales From The Gangster Squad. According to Wolverine star and producer Hugh Jackman, Aronofsky will direct him in the sequel and that’s straight from the horses mouth!
