January 2014 Archives

Now that the SAG Awards, The Golden Globes and the other guild awards have been handed out... who is the front-runner for the Academy Awards? Given the Oscar nominations as they stand now, Oscar Watch looks at who stands out.

The first trailer for Better Living Through Chemistry has arrived. The film stars Sam Rockwell and Olivia Wilde.

The song Let it Go, from Frozen, is an international smash. Let it Go, nominated for a Best Song Oscar, has been recorded in 25 languages... hear it now!

Gal Gadot is Wonder Woman and according to her contract, she will be for three more movies. Does that mean Batman vs. Superman, The Justice League and a Wonder Woman movie?

The first teaser poster for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part One has arrived. Jennifer Lawrence is back as Katniss and revolution is brewing, thanks to her turn in those Hunger Games.

The Muppets Most Wanted poster has debuted and it reflects the sequel's storyline of two Kermits. One Kermit is evil, and one is, well... Kermit!

Fantastic Four's script is done! Now, it's time for Miles Teller, Michael B. Jordan, Saoirse Ronan and Kate Mara to audition. As to who they will play, we've got new details for that Fantastic Four reboot.

The RoboCop IMAX poster is here! It's an artistic movie poster for RoboCop and we wonder why that fourth "Directive" is classified?!

The Hateful Eight, Quentin Tarantino's latest film, is on hold. The Western will not be made by Tarantino, since the script was leaked.

The arrival of Machete Kills on DVD and Blu-Ray is reason to celebrate for those who enjoyed the first film, Machete. The action fest is also a joy for fans of Danny Trejo, Robert Rodriguez or those who enjoy explosive -- albeit cartoonish -- action.

Need for Speed is all about reality. In that vein, director Scott Waugh had a company build real life super cars that could also be utilized for filming... check out how they did it.

Cate Blanchett shines in the DVD and Blu-Ray release that is Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine. The Woody Allen film is sure to be considered one of his classics.