August 2013 Archives

A brand new poster showcases an evil eye of Smaug, the dragon, from The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. The film also released a new still from the sequel to The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.

Filming has completed on X-Men: Days of Future Past. Director Bryan Singer celebrated by tweeting a photo of himself with Hugh Jackman.

The Butler, the most adult film to hit this summer, finished in first place at the weekend box office. Other new releases, Kick-Ass 2 and Jobs, failed to find much of an audience.

Pixar has announced plans for the release of Monsters University on DVD and Blu-Ray. The prequel to Monsters, Inc, starring Billy Crystal and John Goodman, lands in October on home video.

Paranoia star Lucas Till dishes exclusively about Liam Hemsworth, his Paranoia director and even admits he's done shooting X-Men: Days of Future Past. For the up-and-coming star, Paranoia spoke to him on many levels.

Hercules star Dwayne Johnson has done it again. After using Twitter to post pictures from the Hercules set, this time he is using Instagram to post a video!

The weekend movie preview for this mid-August weekend finds that it is the busiest of the summer. From Kick-Ass 2, Jobs, Paranoia, The Butler and Austenland, what should you see?

Ted 2 has a release date, Seth MacFarlane has confirmed. The Ted sequel is arriving just in time for... Passover?

Keri Russell stars in Austenland as a Jane Austen lover who treasures the opportunity to live as an Austen heroine for a week. Our Austenland review believes that only fans of Austen will appreciate the humor and romance of this fable.

Bradley Cooper will play Lance Armstrong in the biopic Red Blooded American. Cooper had long been rumored to play Armstrong, and now it's official he's the guy in Jay Roach's biopic.

Jobs is a solid effort to tell the story of one of history's great innovators. Our Jobs review believes Ashton Kutcher was perfect to play Jobs, but the film does not go deep enough into his life.

The Prisoners trailer has arrived and Hugh Jackman is explosive. Jake Gyllenhaal stars as a detective charged with finding Jackman's daughter in the fall thriller.