Museum 2 Paid Smithsonian
Twentieth Century Fox paid $550,000 to the Smithsonian Institution for the right to use its name in Night at the Museum 2: Escape From the Smithsonian, the Washington Post reported. More...
Runaways Heads For Film
The Marvel Comics series Runaways is getting the big-screen treatment from Marvel Studios, with Brian K. Vaughan, who co-created the series with artist Adrian Alphona, writing the adaptation, according to The Hollywood Reporter. More...
Last Equation Being Adapted
Sascha Penn will adapt Stuart Gibbs' debut novel The Last Equation for Lionsgate, according to The Hollywood Reporter. More...
Trek Writers Had Balancing Act
Star Trek co-writer Roberto Orci told SCI FI Wire that he and his writing partner Alex Kurtzman devised J.J. Abrams' upcoming movie so that it appeals to longtime fans and attracts a new audience while rebooting the venerable SF franchise. More...
Dawn Converted Into 3-D
George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead will be "dimensionalized" to stereoscopic 3-D for a planned theatrical release, according to The Hollywood Reporter. More...
Lucas: Indy V Is Possible
George Lucas told Fox News that it's more than a strong possibility there will be a fifth Indiana Jones movie. More...
Caspian Topples Iron Man
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian dethroned Iron Man as the top film at the US box office, conjuring about $56.6 million in ticket sales during the three-day May 16 weekend, the Associated Press reported. More...
Gibson Mulls Luke Cage
Transformers star Tyrese Gibson told reporters that he is considering playing the title role in a film adaptation of Luke Cage, based on the Marvel Comics superhero, for helmer John Singleton. More...
Dante Digs Himself The Hole
Director Joe Dante will return to the horror genre with The Hole, a feature film about two brothers who move into a new house to discover a mysterious hole in the basement that seems to have no bottom, producer David Lancaster told SCI FI Wire during a visit to the set of the post-apocalyptic thriller Legion last week in New Mexico. More...
FD4 Has Two Bangs In 3-D
David R. Ellis, director of the upcoming 3-D sequel film Final Destination 4, told SCI FI Wire that the fourth installment in the popular franchise will kick off with a disaster at a racetrack and, unlike the previous films, will include a second major disaster: an explosion at a movie theater. More...
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