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Video Exclusive: Gerard Butler talks RocknRolla and 300 sequel with RTRocknRolla is, critics are rumbling, Guy Ritchie's powerful return to form, a snappy ensemble crime caper featuring drug dealers, Russian billionaires, rock stars and a priceless painting. RT caught up with Gerard Butler in London to talk RocknRolla and learn more about the rumours of a 300 sequel. |
Rotten Tomatoes |
Sony Hires Ghostbusters 3 WritersLooks like Dan Aykroyd knew what he was talking about: Sony has announced that Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky, co-executive producers of "The Office," have been hired to write a script for "Ghostbusters 3." |
Variety |
Michael Moore's Uprising Will Be FreeMichael Moore will be following the Nine Inch Nails method for his next movie, "Slacker Uprising": It'll be available as a free download for a three-week period beginning September 23. |
Associated Press |
Mark Strong Joins Ritchie's Holmes Project; Crowe Involved After All?Perhaps you've heard that Mark Strong has joined the cast of Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes project? Well, Latino Review knows who he'll be playing -- and they suggest maybe those Russell Crowe rumors weren't so false after all. |
Latino Review |
Germans Cry Foul Over Inglorious TreatmentQuentin Tarantino's "Inglorious Bastards" won't be out for awhile yet, but the script has been making the rounds for some time -- and some Germans are less than pleased with its contents. |
Hollywood Reporter |
Fincher's Heavy Metal Lines Up DirectorsNow that David Fincher's "Heavy Metal" is back on track at Sony, directors are once more lining up to helm portions of the anthology -- including Zack Snyder, Guillermo del Toro, and Gore Verbinski. |
Comics2Film |
TMNT Writer Quashes TMNT RumorKevin Eastman says a live-action "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" movie is in the works -- but according to writer Stephen Murphy, that's "complete nonsense and entirely untrue." |
IGN Movies |
Matt Damon Getting a New Torso?Matt Damon has apparently been cast as Eliot Ness in "Torso," David Fincher's upcoming project about a series of murders that took place in Cleveland. |
Comics2Film |
De Niro Sails Right Off Campbell's Edge of DarknessRobert De Niro has abruptly left Martin Campbell's "Edge of Darkness," less than a week after arriving on set. A spokesman for the actor says "sometimes things don't work out." |
Variety |
Denzel Reads Hughes Brothers' Book of EliDenzel Washington has signed on to star in the Hughes brothers' "The Book of Eli," about a wasteland future version of America where "a lone warrior fights to bring society the knowledge that is key to its redemption." (Naturally, filming will take place in New Mexico.) |
Hollywood Reporter |
Sony Pursuing A Lion Called ChristianThe heartwarming story of Christian the Lion, already familiar to thousands of YouTube viewers, will be coming to the big screen courtesy of Sony Pictures and producer Neal Moritz. |
Hollywood Reporter |
Walker, Christensen Dig Screen Gems' BonePaul Walker and Hayden Christensen will co-star in "Bone Deep," a crime thriller for Screen Gems that's being directed by John Luessenhop. |
Hollywood Reporter |
Brittany Snow Is Breaking the Girl"Prom Night" remake star Brittany Snow is in talks to join "Breaking the Girl," Jamie Babbit's "sexually charged thriller." |
Hollywood Reporter |
Plan Your Festival with TIFF's Hottest PartiesCelebs aren't the only ones who get to schmooze around an open bar during the Toronto International Film Festival. The city is crawling with parties (some sanctioned by TIFF, some not). Here's a rundown of the hottest bashes. |
Canada.com |
Toronto Film Festival's Must See FilmsThis year's festival looks thin on the sort of big studio Oscar hopefuls like last year's "Atonement" or "Michael Clayton." Rather, the festival may provide a kickoff for more strategic campaigns, in particular for best actress. |
Los Angeles Times |
Box Office Guru Preview: Cage Offers One Night in BangkokMultiplexes will be filled this weekend...with tumbleweeds. The frame after the Labor Day holiday is often the worst-performing session of the whole year at the box office and this one looks to live up to history. Only one new release heads into national release - the Nicolas Cage-led action film Bangkok Dangerous. |
Rotten Tomatoes |
Critics Consensus: Bangkok Dangerous Plays Too SafeThis week at the movies brings only one wide release: the Pang Brothers' remake of their own Bangkok Dangerous starring Nicolas Cage as a conflicted hitman. What do the critics have to say? |
Rotten Tomatoes |
RT Steps Up Its GameLooking for even more RT goodies to stock your "desktop" with? Just a couple of months ago, we debuted our handy dandy informational widget, but hey, even infomongers need a little stress relief, right? Check out our two brand spanking new widget games, and try to achieve the daily high score! |
Rotten Tomatoes |
Aaron Eckhart Knows What Happened to Harvey DentThere's been an awful lot of speculation recently over Harvey Dent's ultimate fate in "The Dark Knight," but according to Aaron Eckhart, you can all stop wondering now. |
CHUD |
Aykroyd Talks Ghostbusters 3According to Dan Aykroyd, "two sharp young writers" are "purported" to be working on a script for "Ghostbusters 3" -- and he'd love to get Seth Rogen and Judd Apatow involved. |
E! Online |
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