Marvel Studios have a number of projects in the works, one of them being their space set movie Guardians of the Galaxy. Now the movie is hoping to add to the cast with John C. Reilly now in talks with the studio.
Blue Sky Studios’ latest family friendly film hits theaters with a bang. The question is does it live up to its name?
Speeding ahead of the competition to become Universal Pictures’ best opening weekend ever, Fast and Furious 6 nabbed a towering $120 million, while animated flick Epic capitalized on a lack of family fare. The Hangover Part III wasn’t quite as fortunate winding up far below expectations but still helped contribute to a record-smashing long weekend.
There are eight movies being released and re-released onto DVD and Blu-ray this week. Find out what they are and which animated movie is our Recommendation of the Week.
After venturing to the latest high-octane instalment in the blockbuster mainstay franchise with The Fast and the Furious 6 (and finding it to be a cartoonishly delicious action flick) I began to ponder if in the history of film if there was ever a sixth instalment in a franchise to either peak in quality among its later entries or at least maintain its spark. Star Wars springs to mind but that seems like a bit of a cheat considering the format of the instalments as does the simple fact most fans (myself included) feel as if the new entries while very fun in their own rights, pale in comparison to the original trilogy.
Production on the second sequel to Director Tom Six’s Human Centipede film series is officially underway as a casting call has already been released. Auditions, indicated by the following script, were taken last week in the Los Angeles area where parts of the film are said to be shot:
A poster to the final movie, The Hangover Part III, shows Alan in a face-off with Mr. Chow where the background is littered with debris and dilapidated buildings.
