Jon Favreau and Robert Downey Jr. are back at it in Iron Man 2, and this time, they're bringing Mickey Rourke, Scarlet Johansson, Sam Rockwell and Don Cheadle with them!
Check out the latest video from the set!
Iron Man 2 hits theaters May 7, 2009.
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Zombieland is full of post-apocalyptic hilarity. Even if you don't like your humor dark, you can always get a chuckle out of Woody Harrelson jonesing for Twinkies, Jesse Eisenberg reading from his survival guide, and Bill Murray being Bill Murray.
Don't believe us? Try some of these on for size:
That'll do, pig. That'll do.
Check out the rest of the Zombieland quotes!
Black Dynamite starts fighting The Man this weekend, and Michael Jai White has a lot to talk about.
White recently sat down with comingsoon.net to talk about the film, where it came from, how it was made, and what might come next. He dishes some interesting tidbits, like the original title and why it couldn't be used, what it's like to work with Arsenio Hall, and even goes so far as to insinuate that he's the black Russel Crowe.
I don't know about you guys, but I'm in! Someone throw me some Dynamite!
Check out the full article here!
And check out Black Dynamite, starting October 16, 2009!
"Hundred Dollar Suits. Ten Thousand Dollar Cars. Million Dollar Ladies."
That's just one of the many retro-cool hilarious taglines for the upcoming blaxploitation spoof Black Dynamite.
Michael Jai White, best known for his roles as Spawn in Spawn, Mike Tyson in Tyson, and most recently, as the gangster Gambol in The Dark Knight, has recently turned his attention to the low-budget exploitation films of the 70s, starring as super-badass Black Dynamite in Black Dynamite!
The Man killed his brother, pumped heroin into local orphanages, and flooded the ghetto with adulterated malt liquor. Black Dynamite was the one hero willing to fight The Man all the way from the blood-soaked city streets to the hallowed halls of the Honky House!
Take a look at all the Black Dynamite posters in the Black Dynamite photo gallery!
Black Dynamite will start kicking your ass October 16, 2009!
In this recently uncovered New Moon photograph, hunky Robert Pattinson bares his, um, soul to a virginal Kristen Stewart.
It's true what they say, Twilight vampires do sparkle when they're *exposed* to sunlight!
Yeah, yeah, we know, it's a pretty childish joke, but it was too perfect to pass up.
Parents, have no fear. This is clearly nothing more than a pesky flash reflection from an amateur photographer who was trying to get a quick snapshot of a glossy magazine they were too cheap to buy and scan. We don't believe Robert Pattinson will actually be disclosing his member in the film itself. It is PG-13 after all...
New Moon hits theaters November 20.
Actor Ian McKellen, best known as Gandalf in the Lord of the Rings films, and Magneto in the X-Men films, recently spoke to Empire Magazine about the forthcoming adaptation of J.R.R Tolkien's The Hobbit and its following sequel.
Here is what McKellan had to say about the Guillermo Del Toro-directed projects:
"The scripts for the two films will be delivered very soon," he revealed. "Then they'll be budgeted, and then they'll be cast. And they'll be going when they've always said they would be, which is next spring – March or April. Guillermo even told me at one point, 'We're going to film for 383 days.' He's got that artistic autism! Jackson's the same; they're very, very, very alike. They also very different, but they've so much in common. They both can't stand Hollywood and have wonderful imaginations, and they're both obsessed with gore and fantasy. Both of them laugh a great deal. Guillermo's one of the most brilliant men I've ever met. His English vocabulary is way superior to mine!"
Read more of what he had to say here, including some thoughts on the X-Men spinoff Magneto.
The previously reported upcoming Tom Cruise/Cameron Diaz action comedy known as Wichita now has a new name: Knight & Day.
The movie, currently filming in Boston, also stars Peter Sarsgaard, Viola Davis, Olivier Martinez, Paul Dano, Maggie Grace and Mark Blucas.
Director James Mangold wrote the script with Scott Frank. Knight & Day is currently scheduled for a July 2, 2010 release.
It keeps getting better for Peter Facinelli. First he gets cast in New Moon, the sequel to the tween panty-drenching powerhouse Twilight, then he gets to reprise his role in the following film, Eclipse.
Now, he's got something even more exciting to add to his repertoire: vampire brawls!
"'New Moon' is going to have a lot more action than 'Twilight,' which I'm excited about, and then take the action in 'New Moon' and double it in 'Eclipse,'" Facinelli says. "I get to be a part of that action, which is fun because Carlisle is this calm figure. I think the vampire brawls are going to be exciting."
Facinelli plays Dr. Carlisle Cullen, head of Edward's clan. In Eclipse, the Cullens and Jacob's werewolf pack must band together to take on an army of vampires created by revenge-minded Victoria.
New Moon hits theaters on November 20, while Eclipse is set for release June 30, 2010.
They just keep cranking them out, don't they? New Moon isn't even in theaters yet, and we already have a first look from the set of Eclipse, which isn't due until 6/30/2010.
Enjoy the first glimpse at Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart from the upcoming third movie! Click the image for a larger version!
Director Gary Ross has his sights set on resurrecting swinging, pulpy super-spy Matt Helm before tackling the Spider-Man spin-off, Venom.
Donald Hamilton's 'Matt Helm' novels were previously being tinkered with by Steven Speilberg, and it is unclear whether the Transformers producer will still be involved in some capacity, but word around the campfire is that the franchise is going to be reinvented Bourne Supremacy-style.
The franchise, which had previously been adapted to film in the 1960's with the Rat Pack's Dean Martin in the title role, is undoubtedly looking to cash in on the recent resurgence of spy movies, namely gritty fare like the Jason Bourne and James Bond series.
There's also mention that Hangover heartthrob Bradley Cooper is the top choice to play the suave Helm. Ross hasn't dropped Venom from his slate, but is targeting a summer 2010 start date for the 'Helm' project. As was reported earlier, Ross is currently writing the screenplay for Spider-Man 4.
