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Author Archives: Bob Starr
Kevin Williamson Talks About What To Expect From ‘Scream’ 4
While attending the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour to promote The Vampire Diaries, writer Kevin Williamson gave us some updates and the current status of Scream 4: “I’m almost done with the first draft of Scream 4. I’m trying … Continue reading
Posted in Dimension Films, Horror, Movies, Prequels and Sequels, Scripts, Thriller, Writers
Tagged 3D, Courtney Cox, David Arquette, Dawson's Creek, Kevin Williamson, Neve Campbell, Scream, Scream 4, The Vampire Diaries, Wes Craven
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Haley Out, Strong In For Sinestro Role?
Casting for the upcoming Green Lantern movie has become a little more interesting over the last few days. It was long rumored that the role of Sinestro, Green Lantern’s nemesis, would be played by Jackie Early Haley (Watchmen, A Nightmare … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Casting, Comics, DC, DC Entertainment, Movies
Tagged Blake Lively, Green Lantern, Guy Pearce, Jackie Earl Haley, Jason Isaacs, Mark Strong, Martin Campbell, Ryan Reynolds, Sherlock Holmes, Sinestro, The Hurt Locker
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Tony Stark to find the bottle in ‘Iron Man’ 3?
As soon as Iron Man hit the movie screen comic book fans began speculating as to whether Tony Stark would turn to booze. This, of course, comes from the highly praised Demon in a Bottle storyline in which Stark falls into a … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Comics, Iron Man 2, Marvel, Marvel Studios, Movies, Prequels and Sequels
Tagged Bob Layton, Demon in a Bottle, Robert Downey Jr., The Avengers, War Machine
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Greg Grunberg Says ‘Heroes’ Will Be Back
Listen up Heroes fans. Mind-reading cop Greg Grunberg is convinced Heroes will be back for another season. This is certainly great news for anyone still watching the show and concerned about the ratings. Keep in mind, this is his opinion, … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century Fox, DVD, NBC, TV
Tagged Dollhouse, Fox, Greg Grunberg, Hayden Panettiere, Heroes, Milo Ventimiglia, NBC, Piracy, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Tim Kring, TV
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Bill Paxton wants ‘Twister’ 2
I have a real appreciation for natural disaster flicks. Volcano, Dante’s Peak, 2012, I love them all and it doesn’t matter how absurd they may be. One personal favorite is Twister. This film came with a whole bunch of destruction … Continue reading
Posted in 3-D, Action, Movies, Prequels and Sequels
Tagged 2012, 3-D, Aliens, Avatar, Big Love, Bill Paxton, Dante's Peak, Helen Hunt, Twister, Volcano
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MTV Making ‘Dawn Of The Dead’ Into TV Series
Much like vampires, zombies are having quite the resurgence these days. Not that they ever really went anywhere, but it seems after the success of Zombieland (and video games like Left 4 Dead) everyone in Hollywood wants a piece of … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptation, CBS, Classics, HBO, Horror, MTV, News, Reboots and Remakes, Thriller, TV
Tagged Dawn of the Dead, Frank Darabont, George Romero, Robert Kirkman, The Walking Dead, True Bood, TV, Zombieland, Zombies
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Will James Cameron Tackle Hiroshima in 3-D?
It’s easy to go on about how much money Avatar is making at the box office. However, a more interesting result of the film’s success is the possibility that it proved 3-D can be far more than just a gimmick. … Continue reading
Posted in 3-D, Adaptation, Books, Documentary, Drama, Movies
Tagged 3-D, Avatar, James Cameron, Last Train to Hiroshima, Movies, Saving Private Ryan, Schindler's List
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‘Ghostbusters 3’ To Shoot This Summer
Ghostbusters is one of those films that’s simply timeless. Sure, the special effects are a little iffy these days but the story and comedic beats are still perfect. On the other hand Ghostbusters 2 didn’t quite hit the mark for … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Filmmaking, Interviews, Movies, Prequels and Sequels, Scripts, Writers
Tagged Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Gene Stupnitsky, Ghostbusters, Harold Ramis, Lee Eisenberg, Movies, Sigourney Weaver, The Office
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