The trailer for Edge of Tomorrow is here, and wow, is it a doozy. While we were fully prepared to mock the thing , the trailer actually looks pretty solid, and feels a little like the kind of film James Cameron would have made in between Aliens and The Abyss .
THE first part of Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy was officially subtitled An Unexpected Journey, but a more accurate handle would have been An Awfully Boring Adventure as a pack of dwarves took forever to get nowhere.
THE Wolfman is coming to NBC. The network is developing a TV adaptation of the 2010 movie The Wolfman , which starred Benicio del Toro, Anthony Hopkins and Emily Blunt, Deadline.com reports.
J.A. Bayona photo by Cesar Urrutia
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The sequel to the hit World War Z may be moving forward with star Brad Pitt, but it's doing so without director Marc Forster. The directorial duties are instead being handed off to Spaniard J.A. Bayona, who previously helmed the 2007 haunted house flick The Orphanage and last year's tsunami drama The Impossible. Although World War Z 2 will be Bayona's first real foray into blockbuster territory, The Impossible had some big special effects and, despite modest box office numbers in the US ($19 million), did boffo business overseas ($161 million, including $54 million in Spain). Seeing as how there's no script yet for the World War Z sequel, however, it will be some time before Bayona steps behind the camera.
...Sara Michelle Gellar played the role of Buffy Summers in the hit television program known as Buffy the Vampire Slayer .
Bronx-born filmmaker Abel Ferrara considers all of his fiction films to be documentaries: What you see is what happened in the moment that was shot.
Kelly Clarkson isn't just singing in her NBC holiday special, Kelly Clarkson's Cautionary Christmas Music Tale , she's also acting in a few skits inspired by Charles Dickens ' A Christmas Carol .
People must learn how to manage and decrease stress in their lives. Uncontrolled stress can lead to depression and other health problems.
Early Tuesday, the Senate confirmed the nomination of Patricia Millett to the D.C. Circuit Court, a nomination that Republicans had been obstructing for weeks.
