Premature can translate to age or to experience, but the result remains the same: a silly wannabe Bruce Willis. Taylor Lautner joins one segment of this special crowd; the buff star of the “Twilight” series leads Abduction this Friday, the 19-year-old’s first foray into the solo action world.
News continues to be both dire, yet hopeful for a sequel to 2010’s Kick-Ass. While speaking to the Hero Complex blog of the L.A. Times, series creator Mark Millar notes that the window for a sequel to the cult-hit is fast closing.
If you’ve taken a British Literature class in college, chances are that you’ve read John Milton’s epic poem Paradise Lost, which accounts for the Biblical fall of mankind. Director Alex Proyas is putting together a film adaptation of the prose, and several big names are aligning for major parts.
At the end of 2009, director James Cameron returned with his sci-fi epic Avatar. The film became the highest grossing film of all time, surpassing his 1997 epic Titanic. With its hugely immersive universe, the film would make for a perfect theme park attraction. Apparently Disney thinks so too.
With the Toronto International Film Festival coming to a close this past weekend, the fall movie season is officially in full gear. Here’s a look at what films gained and lost ground in this year’s Oscar race after the fall’s biggest festival.
The first day of fall breaks forth in just a few days, so it is more than fitting to get a whiff of awards season which is not that far down the road. Our featured trailer this week is J. Edgar, Clint Eastwood’s biopic about the controversial founder of the FBI, to be played by Leonardo DiCaprio.
You’ve got to give Justin Lin (Fast Five) some credit — he’s damn faithful to the ones who made him. First he dropped out of the Highlander reboot and now he’s backed out of the next “Terminator” installment to work on the sixth “Fast and Furious” film.
