What if you could take a pill and it unlocked the vast potential of your mind? That’s what this film purposes. The problem is that writers not on the drug have a hard time representing what a person with a four digit IQ is really like. I highly doubt that someone that smart would end up in a thriller, but that’s what the film is.
Following it's record breaking midnight showing, Warner Bros.' HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS - PART 2 goes on to shatter multiple records over its opening weekend of July 15-17, 2011.
Warner Bros. has chosen its warrior to direct 300: BATTLE OF ARTEMISIA, reports Heat Vision.
Producer Denise Di Novi (CRAZY, STUPID, LOVE.) and Guillermo del Toro are developing a new version of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, writes ComingSoon.net.
Triggerfish Animation Studios’ second feature, Khumba, received the royal treatment from one of The Lion King’s screenplay writers, Jonathan Roberts.
Fox is in talks to acquire Archaia's forthcoming graphic novel RUST, reports Heat Vision.
Alloy Ent., 24 showrunner Howard Gordon and FINAL DESTINATION creator James Wong are developing a feature film and YA book series titled 2084, reports Heat Vision.
Sean Bean (HBO’s GAME OF THRONES) is in talks to play the king in Relativity’s untitled Snow White film, reports Heat Vision.
Before it opens anywhere else in the world, CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER will open first in Comic-Con.
Arc Productions, recently acquired by a Canadian ownership group from Starz Media US, continues to build its senior management team with the hiring of Stephanie Denton to head its Los Angles office as Senior VP of Sales & Business Development.
Disney turns to Pooh for its latest hand-drawn feature.
HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS - PART 2 broke the record for midnight screenings, writes The Hollywood Reporter.
Warner Bros. has tapped UNKNOWN director Jaume Collet-Serra to helm its live-action adaptation of AKIRA, reports Variety.
Ethan Hawke (TRAINING DAY) has joined an untitled horror film from director Scott Derrickson (THE EXORCISM OF EMILY ROSE), writes The Hollywood Reporter.
Holt McCallany (FX's acclaimed cancelled series LIGHTS OUT) has joined the cast of Warner Bros.' GANGSTER SQUAD, reports Deadline.com.
Vancouver Film School (VFS), Canada’s premier entertainment arts institution and one of the most distinguished in the world, is thrilled to welcome animation industry veteran Chris Bailey, who will be spending two days with students in VFS’s Animation & Visual Effects programs.
IMAX Corporation (NYSE:IMAX) (TSX:IMX) and AMC Entertainment Inc. (AMC), today announced an expansion of the companies' joint revenue sharing arrangement to include the installation of 10 additional IMAX(R) theatres in the United States.
When I reviewed PART 1, I said that it wasn't a complete film and that everyone needed to check back to see how I really liked it when I'd seen the whole film. I'm happy to report that the conclusion of the HARRY POTTER series is epic and ultimately satisfying. And unlike PART 1 it works as a stand-alone film too.
Tippett Studios recently wrapped up work on the two summer releases HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS - PART 2 for Warner Bros. and THE SMURFS for Sony.
Fede Alvarez (PANIC ATTACK short) is set to direct a remake of THE EVIL DEAD, reports Heat Vision.
Summit Ent. is in early talks with HARRY POTTER producer David Heyman to produce its adaptation of Erin Morgenstern's forthcoming fantasy novel NIGHT CIRCUS, reports Heat Vision.
Warner Bros. has purchased two projects from playwright Chris Boal, reports Variety.
Stephen L'Hereux and Benderspink will produce a big screen version of the graphic novel BRODIE'S LAW, writes Variety.
IMAX Corporation (NYSE:IMAX) (TSX:IMX) and Warner Bros. Pictures announced today that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows -- Part 2, the final installment of the blockbuster film series based on the beloved books by J.K. Rowling, will open in a record number of IMAX theatres day-and-date starting July 13 in several international markets and domestically this Friday, July 15.
Veteran voice actor Jim Cummings has vocalized Winnie the Pooh and Tigger for over thirty years. His enthusiasm for voicing the bear and the tiger is of Tiggerish proportions, as you're about to read...
