Ready for another Resident Evil?
Sony has announced a release date for the fourth film in this franchise: look for Resident Evil: Afterlife to hit theaters on September 17, 2010.
Late last year, Paul W.S. Anderson revealed that he was writing the next installment. In it, the action shifts to Tokyo, Japan.
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If you want car chases and explosions, there's a movie about robots that we recommend.
But if you're looking for a more drawn-out, character-based film about a real-life criminal and the man assigned to bring him to justice, we recommend Public Enemies.
It won't overwhelm you with action or special effects, but it's an absorbing tale. Read our complete Public Enemies review now!
Rumors of a sequel to Goonies are inching closer and closer to reality.
In an interview Sci-Fi Wire, writer Chris Columbus said that Joe Pantoliano - who portrayed one of the evil Fratellis in the original movie - has been discussing the project with director Richard Donner.
"[Pantaliano] said that Richard Donner talked to him about six months ago about the sequel" Columbus said. "I think the only way it could be done is if the kids are now the parents, and their kids have become the Goonies. I still think the two brothers are still alive and well, so they could still be in the movie. So it's a matter of whether or not they could re-create that concept."
For years, Bill Nighy has joked that he's the only British actor to have never appeared in a Harry Potter movie.
That's about to change, however.
In a recent interview with Great Britain's The Independent, Nighy says he's landed a role in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
"I don't think I'm allowed to say it but I'm going to be in the next Harry Potter film," he told the newspaper. "I won't say which character, but he's a goodie. I just got the gig."
Rumors around the Internet state that Nighy will play Rufus Scrimgeour, a veteran Auror in the Ministry of Magic. The character spends most of his time fighting Dark Wizards.
The first half of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is scheduled for release on November 19, 2010; while the second half will open in theaters on July 15, 2011.
You've seen the trailer, you've read the Bruno movie quotes.
But we've actually seen a screening of this upcoming comedy and nothing can prepare viewers for the absurdity more than a look at a few scenes from it.
Stop reading now if you wish to watch Bruno, which opens on July 10, with a clean slate. But read on if you want an early look at a few ridiculous examples of the lengths to which Bruno goes on screen:
