March 2008 News Archive (Page 12)

Hey, do you like to laugh?!?

If so, Pineapple Express - another Judd Apatow movie starring Seth Rogen - should be right up your humorous alley. Check out its trailer now:

As we reported yesterday, the final installment of Harry Potter - Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - will be broken into two movies. Star Daniel Radcliffe sees this as a positive.

"It's a really positive thing," the actor told TV Guide recently. "And I think the fans will appreciate that more than had we tried to make it into one film. We'd have to cram so much in there and actually have to skip over some things. And in this seventh book, there are a lot of things you can't afford to skip over."

Of course, Radcliffe acknowledges that director David Yates and the writers have a lot of work ahead of them.

"The challenge now is for them to find out where the breaking point is between the two films," he said, "because I don't think there is an obvious place [to do so]."

The timetable for the big finale?

"When I finish the sixth film [Half-Blood Prince], which I'm shooting now, I'll take some time off â€" I'm doing Equus on Broadway â€" and a while after that I'll get on the Hallows films, which we'll film as one. That will begin early-ish next year."

It may not be the best comic book movie, but we added the 2003 Daredevil movie starring Ben Affleck, Jennifer Garner and Colin Farrell. Daredevil was based on a Frank Miller comic book, much like Sin City and 300, which we know you guys love.

Be sure to check out our collection of 19 Daredevil quotes and the following pictures from the movie.

Oh and if you enjoy popular rock songs, you'll love the Daredevil soundtrack we added to the site.

Here's exciting news for coming book fans:

We've got The Incredible Hulk movie trailer up and running. Check it out now.

We're also published a pair of new pictures from the upcoming version of Bruce Banner and his little anger problem. The film hits theaters on June 13.

Never Back Down is more than an inspirational saying. It's the title of a new, Mixed Martial Arts movie.

Yes, you read that correctly.

Let's see what a nationwide panel of film critics have to say about Never Back Down, which opens on March 14, 2008...

- The 1980s are alive but not very well in "Never Back Down," a "Karate Kid" clone with a young actor who is the spitting image of "Top Gun"-era Tom Cruise. -- Naperville Sun

- Never Back Down is a compulsory guilty pleasure. Think: Save the Last Dance meets Fight Club meets 8 Mile meets YouTube. -- Buzzine Magazine

- A modest surprise: better acted than needed, better made than expected. -- Village Voice

- The Karate Kid joins the Fight Club and kicks butt! -- NewsBlaze

Great news for Harry Potter fans:

According to Variety, The final installment of the Harry Potter movie franchise is being released in two parts, six months apart. Warner Bros. is set to release the first part of Harry Potter and the Deadly Hallows in November 2010, with the second part of the finale opening in May 2011.

The film will be shot concurrently, though it's not yet clear at what point in the story - adapted from J.K. Rowling's 784-page book - the films will break.

The bookitself sold a record 11 million copies during the first 24 hours after its release last July. The sixth movie, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince will open this November.

Caddyshack, made in 1980, is still one of the best comedies.  However, finding pictures from the movie is almost impossible on the web!

The editors at Reel Movie News hunted far and wide to bring you this photo montage.

Be sure and check out more Caddyshack pictures in our gallery.

In 2006, Will Ferrel was able to show off some of his more serious acting skills as the lead in Stranger Than Fiction.

While not as funny as Will Ferrel's crazy movies (check out some of the newly added Semi-Pro quotes!), we're big fans of the movie Stranger Than Fiction here at Reel Movie News so we decided to update the movie on our site.

We added quotes, pictures, a trailer, cast info, and the soundtrack to our site. Here's a sample of some of the new pictures we added.

Be sure and browse our full Stranger Than Fiction Photo Gallery.

Bryan Singer is busy at work on the new script for the next Superman movie. It sounds as though the scribe will both write and direct the film.

"I'm just getting back with writers after the strike. We're just in the development phase. I'm starting to develop a sequel…with the intention of directing it," Singer said.

Regarding the negative reaction to the the focus on the drama instead of the action in Superman Returns, Singer said:

"The first one was a romantic film and a nostalgic film… And now that the characters are established, there's really an opportunity to up the threat levels."

Drillbit Taylor hits theaters later this month, and the Owen Wilson comedy has come up with a unique way to market itself:

AOL is sponsoring a contest where you can win your own bodyguard for the day. You have to be at least 13, possess Internet access, and be a legal resident of the Uniter States to enter.

Go to Drillbit's Army to enter.