The "Iron Man 2" video game will be released by SEGA, April 2010 with a new story scripted by "Invincible Iron Man" writer Matt Fraction.
"...This brand-new tale takes gamers deeper into the world of 'Iron Man', adding to the excitement of the upcoming Marvel Studios film.
'Iron Man 2' offers fans a chance to play against epic enemies not found in the film of the same name, such as the unforgettable 'Crimson Dynamo'.
In the game’s original story, 'Tony Stark' has gifted the world with new technology in order to make it a better place. His philanthropic nature isn’t enough to keep evil at bay, however, as Iron Man’s enemies have crafted their own devious designs based on the technology. Ultimately, Iron Man will face epic battles against huge enemies, as the fate of the world is left in his powerful hands..."
Sneak Peek the new poster supporting "Legion", the upcoming Screen Gems fantasy-thriller, directed by Scott Stewart, written by Stewart/Peter Schink, starring actors Paul Bettany as 'Michael The Archangel', Dennis Quaid as 'Bob Hanson', Tyrese Gibson as 'Kyle Williams', Charles S. Dutton as 'Percy Walker', Lucas Black as 'Jeep Hanson', Kate Walsh as 'Sandra Anderson', Adrianne Palicki as 'Charlie', Kevin Durand as 'Gabriel' and Willa Holland as 'Audrey Anderson.
Premise of the film follows the archangel Michael (Bettany), the only being standing between mankind and the apocalypse, who leads a group of strangers to protect a woman, pregnant with Jesus Christ in the 'second coming'.
"Labor Pains" is a TV movie, starring actors Lindsay Lohan, Luke Kirby, Cheryl Hines, Chris Parnell and Aaron Yoo, broadcast on ABC Family, July 19, 2009, drawing 2.1 million viewers.
The film will be released to DVD August 4 and Blu-ray August 31.
Premise follows 'Thea Clayhill' (Lohan) about to lose her position as secretary to a 'cranky' publisher (Parnell), so she lies about being pregnant to save her job. The plan works and she gets to keep her job.
With the help from her friend (Hines) and a pillow, Thea fakes the pregnancy while she figures out her next move...
According to reports from BigGameHunter, original "Saw" co-writer/director James Wan, has been attached to write/direct a Crystal Sky feature film adptation of "Castlevania", based on the video game series created/developed by Konami.
The first "Castlevania" game debuted in Japan in 1986, becoming a recognized landmark in the design of action platforming games, with players assuming the role of 'Simon Belmont', a descendant of a 'vampire hunter' bloodline, who travels to 'Castlevania', to fight his way past demonic creatures in his quest to destroy 'Dracula'.
Belmont's main weapon is the 'Vampire Killer Whip', while secondary weapons, inspired by legends/folklore regarding vampires and related supernatural beings, are powered by 'Hearts'. A "Castlevania" feature film was previously in development, but in December 2007, Rogue Pictures halted their participation, due to the writers' strike and, later, the sale of the studio to Relativity Media.
The first R-rated "Saw" film, directed by Wan and released by Lionsgate October 2004, has so far earned over $55 million at the box office, from a production budget of $1.2 million...
Sneak Peek the HD trailer for the newest "Castlevania" game, "Castlevania: Lords of Shadow"...
20th Century Fox plans to offer a FREE 15 minute Sneak Peek of director James "Aliens" Cameron's newest 3D, IMAX feature "Avatar", August 21. The film will officially open throughout North America December 18.
In addition on the 21st, Montreal-based Ubisoft will unveil the trailer for their videogame "James Cameron’s Avatar: The Game" and Mattel will reveal action figures for the film’s 'Avatar' and alien 'Na’vi' characters.
"...AVATAR takes us to a spectacular new world beyond our imagination, where a reluctant hero embarks on a journey of redemption, discovery and unexpected love, as he leads a heroic battle to save a civilization. The film was first conceived by Cameron 14 years ago, when the means to realize his vision did not yet exist. Now, after four years of actual production work, AVATAR delivers a fully immersive cinematic experience of a new kind, where the revolutionary technology invented to make the film, disappears into the emotion of the characters and the sweep of the story..."
At this year's San Diego Comic-Con, Cameron screened 25 minutes of clips at the SD Convention Center's Hall H. offering footage of the main character, played by actor Sam "Terminator 3" Worthington, who becomes a human/alien hybrid 'avatar' in a series of jungle battle scenes featuring prehistoric creatures.
The footage was presented by Fox Filmed Entertainment co-chairman Tom Rothman, who noted "moments likes these are rare for a movie company", as Fox footed the bill for the picture, reportedly budgeted between $230 and $300 million.
Director Cameron's blockbuster "Titanic" earned $1.8 billion theatrically. Inspired by author Edgar Rice "Tarzan" Burroughs' "John Carter Of Mars" fantasy book series, "Avatar" is set during the 22nd century on a small moon called 'Pandora', inhabited by ten foot blue 'Na'vi' humanoids that are peaceful unless attacked. As humans cannot breathe Pandoran air, genetically engineered human/Na'vi hybrids known as 'Avatars' are produced that can be controlled via a mental link.
A paralyzed Marine named 'Jake Sully' (Sam Worthington) volunteers to exist as an Avatar on Pandora, falling in love with a Na'vi princess and becoming caught up in the conflict between her people and the human military that is consuming their world.
According to Cameron, the film is 60% computer-generated elements, and 40% live action.
To create the human mining colony on Pandora, production designers surveyed the 'Noble Clyde Boudreaux' drilling rig in the Gulf Of Mexico, filming every aspect of the rig, for replication on-screen with CGI.
Music score for "Avatar", is composed by James "Space Raiders" Horner, his third collaboration with Cameron after "Aliens" and "Titanic".
Horner recorded parts of the score with a small chorus singing in the alien language 'Na'vi', March 2008. He is also working with Wanda Bryant, an ethnomusicologist to create a music culture for the alien race.
Sneak Peek an interview with James Cameron about "Avatar", as well as trailers for the Cameron-directed "Aliens" and "Titanic"...
Marvel Animation will partner with Japanese animation studio Madhouse for an "Iron Man" and "Wolverine"animated TV series, scheduled to launch on the Japanese Animax channel next spring.
Warren Ellis will oversee the writing of the shows, reimagining the Marvel characters for a Japanese audience.
Following "Iron Man" and "Wolverine" will be anime series based on "X-Men" and "Blade".
"Iron Man" is set in Tokyo, focusing on an unexpected clash of cultures.
"Wolverine" will adapt the Marvel comic books by Frank Miller and Chris Claremont.
Take a look at the new teaser poster showcasing Canadian actress Rachel McAdams co-starring as 'Irene Adler' in "Sherlock Holmes", the latest film adaptation of author Arthur Conan Doyle's fictional detective character, directed by Guy "Snatch" Ritchie, produced by Joel "Lethal Weapon" Silver, Lionel Wigram, Susan Downey and Dan Lin.
Screenplay is by Michael Robert Johnson, Anthony Peckham and Simon Kinberg, based on an original story by Wigram incorporating Doyle's public domain characters.
Actor Robert Downey, Jr. portrays Holmes and Jude Law plays his associate 'Dr. John Watson'.
Set in 1891, the film revolves around Holmes and Watson as they try to stop a conspiracy that could destroy Britain, opening with Holmes apprehending cult leader 'Lord Blackwood' (Mark Strong), who promises he will return from the dead and exact his revenge, while being led to the gallows.
"...In a dynamic new portrayal of Arthur Conan Doyle’s most famous characters, 'Sherlock Holmes' sends Holmes and his stalwart partner Watson on their latest challenge. Revealing fighting skills as lethal as his legendary intellect, Holmes will battle as never before to bring down a new nemesis and unravel a deadly plot that could destroy the country..."
Sneak Peek the new HD teaser trailer for director Tim "Batman" Burton's "Alice in Wonderland", adapting author Lewis Carroll's classic (public domain) novels "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking-Glass".
The film incorporates a technique combining live action, motion capture technology and stop motion, starring actress Mia Wasikowska as 'Alice'.
The new feature will be released in Disney Digital 3-D and IMAX 3-D.
Screenwriter Linda Woolverton added a 'socio-political' context to the new story, as "the goal is to try to make it an engaging movie, " said Burton. "Where you get some of the psychology and kind of bring a freshness but also keep the classic nature of Alice." Sony Pictures Imageworks is designing the visual effects sequences.
"Alice In Wonderland" also stars actors Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter, Anne Hathaway, Stephen Fry, Alan Rickman, Michael Sheen, Matt Lucas and Christopher Lee, to be released by Walt Disney Pictures March 19, 2010... /strong>
VancouverFilm.Netreports that "Syfy" (previously known as the Sci Fi Channel) has set an airdate for the Vancouver-lensed, "Battlestar Galactica" TV series prequel "Caprica", as Friday, January 22, 2010, kicking off with a 2-hour premiere and airing regularly on subsequent Fridays @ 10 PM.
"...Humanity's storyline takes completely new twists with 'Caprica', which follows two rival families and their patriarchs – Daniel Graystone (Eric Stoltz) and Joseph Adama (Esai Morales) – as they compete and thrive in the vibrant realm of the 12 Colonies, a society recognizably close to our own. This original, standalone series will feature the passion, intrigue, political backbiting, and family conflict in an omnipotent society that is at the height of its blind power and glory…and, unknowingly, on the brink of its fall..."
"Caprica" also stars actors Paula Malcomson ('Amanda Graystone'), Polly Walker ('Sister Clarice Willow'), Magda Apanowicz ('Lacy') and Alessandra Torresani (Zoe Graystone).
The series is from Universal Cable Productions and is executive produced by David Eick and Jane Espenson.
Jeffrey "Friday Night Lights" Reiner directed the pilot...
The "Iron Man 2" video game will be released by SEGA, April 2010 with a new story scripted by "Invincible Iron Man" writer Matt Fraction.
"...This brand-new tale takes gamers deeper into the world of 'Iron Man', adding to the excitement of the upcoming Marvel Studios film. 
