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Production on adapting J. Neil Schulman's Prometheus award-winning science fiction novel "Alongside Night" into a movie will soon begin with actor Kevin Sorbo ("Hercules", "Andromeda") to be Executive Producer and star in the film.
Alan Moore has revealed that he rejected a recent offer from DC Comics to return the rights to Watchmen. The legendary writer was offered the deal in return for allowing certain concessions.
Sure, "Star Wars" is the most obsessed-over movie of all time. There are, however, still some fascinating bits of trivia that have escaped the attention of all but the most hardcore fans.
Mark Millar and John Romita Jr. asked a simple question in their 2008 comic book (and 2010 movie) Kick-Ass: Why don’t fanboys actually suit up and try their hand at being superheroes? As it turns out, a bunch of fanboys are in fact suiting up. Hundre
Dense, intense, brainy and beautiful to look at, Inception proves you don’t need 3-D technology to transmit a totally immersive cinematic experience.
The movie’s not especially novel, but in this case that’s a good thing: Producer Robert Rodriguez’s faithful reboot of the shopworn franchise succeeds as a profane, gory popcorn movie that restores some luster to the Predator name, which has suffer
In an ongoing fight against intellectual piracy, federal authorities seized the domain names of nine websites accused of letting users watch on-demand versions of first-run movies. Referring to the sites as "among the most popular" websites for
This is from Saturday - it took so long to post because I had to edit out the part with Jim Kaiser (on advice of Counsel). Sorry - Ed.
(Art imitating reality?) New Matt Damon movie hints at insiders running the world: "We are the people who make sure things happen according to plan... we monitor the world."
Looks like Gen. McChrystal, who was instrumental in the cover-up, got demoted out of the public eye just in time for this documentary's release.
Mark Ruffalo as David Koresh, Kurt Russell as FBI negotiator Byron Sage, Adrian Brody and Sharon Stone as Davidians Mr. & Mrs. Schneider. Screenplay by Phoenix New Times reporter James Hibberd, and consulting by James McNulty who produced Waco: Rules
Cameras began rolling over the weekend on a five-week shoot for "Atlas Shrugged Part One" with Paul Johansson directing from Brian Patrick O'Toole's script. Aglialoro would have lost the feature rights if the film wasn't in production by Saturday.
The movie, critics lament, is “one big medieval tea party.”
Dennis Hopper, who died just a few days after turning 74, had an acting/directing career which spanned several decades. It would be difficult to really give a proper tribute in the space allowed to his hugely successful movie career, however some hig
Hollywood director Guillermo del Toro said Monday that production delays have forced him to quit the planned film version of J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit," a two-part prequel to New Zealand filmmaker Peter Jackson's blockbuster trilogy "Lord of the
Like his renowned street art, Banksy's "Mocumentary appeared at sundance out of nowhere and is now in theaters.
"Don't Tread On Me: Rise of the Republic" will educate, inspire, and activate a nation desperately seeking direction. What side of the line will you stand?
"Make no bones about it, this is a pure Mexploitation film, but like real exploitation at its height, that sh!t was pulled straight out of the headlines, even sometimes slightly before the headlines were the headlines. Frankly - that's just kinda coo
Oliver Stone’s “Wall Street” sequel, subtitled Money Never sleeps, is a hit. It’s a formula Hollywood movie in the great sense. For the first time in a long time, the formula works. There are many good things to say about Money Never Sleeps. T
This is the trailer for Robert Rodriguez's film which has been in production since last year. But for Cinco de Mayo, Rodriguez and the film's star, Danny Trejo, thought they'd add a little special Arizona message.
The movie, "Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" is a classic antiwar black comedy starring Peter Sellers, George C. Scott, Slim Pickens, and Sterling Hayden.
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A film series that started out with critical and commercial success will have to settle for only the latter with this sequel; Robert Downey Jr.'s return as Tony Stark/Iron Man will assure that.
“You Don’t Know Jack: The Life and Deaths of Jack Kevorkian,” a film on HBO today, tells the story of Dr. Kevorkian, who has cemented his name to one of the more controversial issues of our time: euthanasia.
Leonard Nimoy, the actor who has famously portrayed "Star Trek's" original alien Spock for over 40 years, has announced he's officially hanging up the pointy Vulcan ears for good.
Producers say work on the next James Bond film has been halted indefinitely because of uncertainty about the future of distributor Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. Producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli say development of the movie was suspended
Ron Paul haters trashed For Liberty’s 10 star rating on The Internet Movie Database (IMDb). Help get the film a higher star rating by visiting the film’s page and clicking on the stars by “User Rating”. If you don’t have an account, consider signing
The author of “Don’t Start the Revolution Without Me” and investigator of American conspiracies, Jesse Ventura, appeared on Alex Jones today and discussed his role in the upcoming Wachowski film.
Kevin Spacey seems like he was born to play Abramoff, a so-called devout Jew with a non-Jewish wife and very blonde little girls. “Casino Jack” isn’t necessarily good for the Jews but it’s not good for anyone else either, like the Christian right.
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Denver's PBS station, KBDI, is not shy when it comes to informative programming. And just to prove it, Denver-area viewers are in for a shock as KBDI gets ready to host the first mainstream television debut of Camp FEMA.
