There’s not much new in this third trailer for Godzilla. Once again, cities are leveled quicker than a buffet at an ANC meeting, hints are given about the existence of other non-Godzilla threats and Bryan Cranston’s mental faculties may be breaking down, bad. But dammit, each shot in this movie looks like pure art. Check it out. Last Updated: March …

Gentlemen, we are down a Ghostbuster. With Harold “Egon” Ramis shuffling off to the great containment unit in the sky, development on a new Ghostbusters movie took a considerable knock. Ramis was due to have at least a cameo in the film, but now finally realising that folks are starting to get old, Sony is reworking their plans yet again …

Ladies, gentlemen and Darryn, it’s finally happened! After nearly a year of nothing but wild conjecture, backroom gossip and just plain bovine manure, we finally have something concrete to report about Star Wars: Episode VII. Phew. I was starting to think this movie doesn’t actually exist. But not only does it indeed exist, but it we now even know when it …

Yesterday, thanks to two pics, we got our first look at the new Peanuts movie, based on Charles Schulz’s timeless comic strip. We also heard from producers Craig Schulz (Charles’ son) and Paul Feig (Bridesmaids, The Heat), as well as director Steve Martino (Horton Hears a Who, Ice Age: Continental Drift), who all told us true to the spirit and vision …

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A lot has been said about writer/director Peter Jackson’s decision to turn JRR Tolkien’s 300-page The Hobbit into a 9-hour long movie trilogy, with most of it being “Double-You Tee Eff?!” That being said, the two chapters of the trilogy we’ve had so far have been pretty entertaining (the second way more than the first, if you ask me) and now we’re …

Classic comic strips/cartoons being given the CG feature film treatment is nothing new, and unfortunately, neither is their ability to almost all be pretty bad. Hell, not even Bill Murray could save Garfield: The Movie, and the two Smurfs movies will leave you blue in the face as you try to figure out just how it’s possible they made so much money. …

We’d be pretty happy individuals, if it weren’t for animated movies. All ages my magnificent ass, the films back in the day didn’t just contain two-dimensional art, it featured angiush porn as well. Whether it was a king falling, a mother dying or knowledge that your dog was going to hell, there was plenty of mental trauma hiding behind that …