August 2013 Archives

Elysium edged out We're the Millers to win the weekend box office. All four new movies, Elysium, We're the Millers, Planes and the Percy Jackson sequel, finished one through four at the box office.

Pixar took to the stage at D23 and updated fans on Finding Dory and a slew of other projects. The voice cast was announced for The Good Dinosaur and a tease was shown of Toy Story of Terror.

Lovelace is not a movie about the making of a porn movie and the role its star played in its success. Our Lovelace review finds it an inspiring tale of a woman finding her voice.

Catching Fire has released its international trailer and we get a few more scenes than shown previously. The sequel to The Hunger Games finds Jennifer Lawrence's Katniss having to fight for her life again.

Mel Gibson and Antonio Banderas have joined the cast of The Expendables 3. This is hot off the news that Harrison Ford has joined the sequel to The Expendables 2.

Is Mark Strong set to be Lex Luthor in the Man of Steel sequel? According to Strong and if you read between the lines, the answer is yes.

The weekend movie preview is a jam-packed fiesta of fine films. From Disney's Planes, to We're the Millers, Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters and Elysium, there is something for everyone.

Lionsgate has released a new clip from You're Next that should truly scare. The horror flick You're Next is not your standard stranded in the house horror flick.

Planes may be a spin-off of Cars, but it will not have that same broad appeal. Our Planes review believes that the film is aimed squarely at a specific audience: Children.

Dwayne Johnson has released another photo from the set of Hercules. This time out, Johnson is Hercules with an enormous club ready to do some damage!

The band who hit the cinematic lottery for scoring the theme song to Catching Fire is... Coldplay! Coldplay will release Atlas on August 26.

Neill Blomkamp talks Elysium and explains why sci-fi is his favorite genre. From his District 9 to Elysium, it's easy to see why: He can address world issues wrapped up as entertainment.