It’s true we haven’t heard much about the sequel to Universal Pictures’ surprise action hit from back in 2008, the big-screen adaptation of Mark Millar‘s limited series comic about a secret organization of bullet-bending assassins starring James McAvoy, Angelina Jolie and Morgan Freeman, but the project is alive and there are new details to offer.
The new Iron Man 3 trailer shows off explosions, star-studded cast, and Ben Kingsley’s take on the villainous Mandarin, plus plenty of plot hints for fans to debate.
With just a week before Assassin’s Creed III hits shelves, Ubisoft has some even bigger Assassin’s Creed news to announce. After bringing in Michael Fassbender back in July, the series’ first motion-picture adaptation has found a financier and distributor.
In a week featuring the releases of Magic Mike, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter and four classic monster movies from Universal. See which important sci-fi movie beat them to become our Recommendation of the Week.
The marketing states “all the activity has led to this.” Keeping that in mind, it’s easy to walk out of Paranormal Activity 4 thinking you got severally short-changed. A shame considering directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman directed Paranormal Activity 3, a marked improvement in the series. Now Joost and Schulman have hit us with 4, and despite their best efforts, nothing new has been brought to the table.
Over the past decade, directors have seemed eager to find meaning in the chaos that currently is the Middle East. Argo, Ben Affleck’s latest, is arguably the first to do so in a way that’s pleasing both audiences and critics.
Tyler Perry plays Dr. Alex Cross – marking his first leading performance in a film he didn’t write, direct, or produce – in Rob Cohen’s Alex Cross. With this new incarnation of the character upon us, we ask if Dr. Alex Cross works as a film character.
