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Features

Maurice Sendak Loves Jonze’s ‘Wild Things’

In an effort to appease fans of Maurice Sendak’s children’s classic, “Where the Wild Things Are,” Warner Bros. put together a video that first screened at this year’s Comic-Con in which Sendak gives...

Jul 29, 2009 / Eric M. Armstrong
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Cooper, Reynolds, Timberlake are Finalists for ‘Green Lantern’

Cooper, Reynolds, Timberlake are Finalists for ‘Green Lantern’

Warner Bros. is expected to announce who will slip on the ring of the “Green Lantern” any day now. According to THR the studio has whittled the candidates down to three: Ryan Reynolds, Bradley...

Jul 10, 2009 / Eric M. Armstrong
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The Invention of Lying Trailer

In an alternate reality, lying — even the concept of a lie — does not even exist. Everyone — from politicians to advertisers to the man and woman on the street — speaks the truth and nothing but the...

Jun 30, 2009 / Eric M. Armstrong
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New ‘Avatar’ Concept Art

New ‘Avatar’ Concept Art

‘Avatar,’ James Cameron’s long-awaited, highly anticipated sci-fi epic isn’t here yet, but some interesting concept art has been released, and confirmed by Fox. Both pieces of art show a mechanical...

May 30, 2009 / Eric M. Armstrong
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Keanu Reeves to Star Opposite Himself in ‘Jekyll and Hyde’

The Hollywood Reporter reports that Universal Pictures will help Keanu Reeves continue his losing streak of remaking old Hollywood classics. Reeves recently starred in the sci-fi remake of “The Day...

May 9, 2009 / Eric M. Armstrong
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Dark Knight to be Re-released January 2009

Warner Bros plans to re-release “The Dark Knight” on IMAX screens throughout the country in January 2009, just in time to refresh the memories of Oscar voters. It’s not yet clear if it’ll hit...

Sep 12, 2008 / Eric M. Armstrong
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