Filth is almost ready to hit theaters but until then we have to make due with the new trailer that was just released. The film stars James McAvoy, Jamie Bell, Eddie Marsan, Jim Broadbent, Imogen Poots, Joanne Froggatt, Gary Lewis, Martin Compston, Kate Dickie and Shirley Henderson. Continue reading
Spike Lee’s reboot of the South Korean film of the same name is just a few months away and we finally have the first glimpses into the project. Earlier today the first poster for Oldboy was released, which you can see above, as well as couple teaser images featuring the room where our main character will be kept. The teaser images were released via the film’s official Facebook page. Continue reading
James Cameron has been working non-stop writing sequels to his box office hit movie, Avatar, but the filmmaker revealed that he hasn’t given up on his adaptation for the anime and manga, “Battle Angel.” The adaptation would be a live-action imagining of the popular story. Continue reading
George R.R. Martin, the writer of the novel series, A Song of Ice and Fire, is acutely aware of fans worries that the HBO show based on the novels could catch up to his unfinished series. Frankly, we are all screaming, “write faster!” The worries are real however. ASOIAF still has two books remaining to be written with no release date in site for the 6th book and considering how long it took him to churn out the first 5 books, fans already know the wait is long and grueling. Continue reading
MTV recently released five new stills from the film adaptation of the dystopian novel, “The Maze Runner.” The novel, which was a part of our Dystopian March Madness Book Contest last year, was written by James Dashner and is the first novel of his sci-fi trilogy. Continue reading
John Steinbeck’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, “The Grapes of Wrath,” could be heading to the big screen once again. A new film adaptation is currently in the early stages of planning according to a report from Deadline. It was also reported that DreamWorks is the company behind the talks with Steven Spielberg planned to be the producer. Continue reading
In the 1960s, big Catholic families weren’t uncommon. Nor were big navy families. But a family of 22 was remarkable. A true story of a navy widower, Frank Beardsley, with 10 children and a navy widow, Helen North, with 8 children, who fall in love and end up with two more children inspired this 1968 film. A 2005 remake starring Rene Russo and Dennis Quaid took the basic premise but adapted it heavily to make it more relatable for a modern audience. We’re focusing on the original film, which stars the legendary Lucille Ball and Henry Fonda. Continue reading
Do you want to watch the season 8 premiere of the final season of “Dexter?” Are you like me and don’t have Showtime which continually makes you sad? Get excited, or happy, or whatever it is you feel now knowing that you can watch the premiere episode online for free. Showtime has officially put the full episode up on YouTube for fans to watch. Continue reading
Helen Mirren has officially joined the cast of the upcoming Lasse Hallstrom-directed DreamWorks’ culinary movie The Hundred-Foot Journey. The Oscar-winning actress was cast in one of the two main roles while the second role was filled by relative unknown Manish Dayal. Continue reading
Warner Bros. seems to optioning novels left and right these days, especially when it comes to YA post apocalyptic trilogies. They announced recently that they have officially bought the rights to a new young adult novel called “The Young World” written by Chris Weitz. The film adaptation will be produced, directed, and adapted to the big screen by Weitz. Depth of Field will also produce, along with Andrew Miano. Continue reading
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