Between Tim Burton’s stalled Nicolas Cage-led “Superman Lives” in the late 1990s and Bryan Singer’s “Superman Returns” in 2006, another Superman film was in the works – the J.J. Abrams-penned “Superman: Flyby”. The “Felicity” and “Alias” creator penned the movie, which had McG attached to direct and would serve as

Lionsgate’s “Michael” has made its debut at the box-office, pulling in $97 million domestically and $120.4 million overseas to deliver $217.4 million worldwide on its opening weekend. It’s the second biggest domestic opening weekend of the year so far, behind only “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” ($131M) and ahead of

Poor man’s Call Of Duty… or the Call Of Duty alternative for the more discerning FPS player, now there is a debate that could potentially run and run about Battlefield. That debate could spill over into the cinema, too. Not only is Paramount Pictures making a Call Of Duty movie,

Well, this is a little bit embarrassing. Both Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker have reportedly passed on Rush Hour 4, rejecting the early offers made for them to reprise their roles. According to Puck News., Paramount Pictures offered them $8 million each. The report says they earned $20 million each

There have been various games based on the “Alien” franchise over the years, but none have come closer to capturing its spirit and drawing more acclaim than 2014’s “Alien: Isolation”. In late 2024, timed with the game’s 10th anniversary, came the news that SEGA and developer Creative Assembly were working