Mutant News Annex

Trailers

2008-05-12T21:04:00.002-05:00

Some of these links may contain mature material, and MRFH is not responsible for their content.

The X-Files: I Want to Believe
Twilight
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Journey to the Center of the Earth
Hamlet 2
Noise
Baghead
Repo: The Genetic Opera (Thanks to Thumbscrews McGee
Frontiers

Heroes (TV)

Videos

2008-05-12T21:01:00.004-05:00

Some of these links may contain mature material, and MRFH is not responsible for their content.

Watchmen journal 2
Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
X-Files: I Want to Believe
X-Files: I Want to Believe
Sex & the City
The Foot Fist Way

Posters

2008-05-12T20:58:00.002-05:00

X-Files: I Want to Believe Polish poster
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Twilight
City of Ember
S. Darko
Sex & the City
The Promotion
Hamlet 2
Bangkok Dangerous
Bigger Faster Stronger

Images

2008-05-12T20:54:00.002-05:00

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
The Dark Knight
Hancock
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
G.I. Joe
The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
Twilight
Max Payne
Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun Li
Dragonball
You Don't Mess With Zohan

Theme Week!

2008-05-12T08:43:00.001-05:00

Over on MRFH, Shalen kicks off Hell Week!

Marvel release schedules

2008-05-11T22:07:00.003-05:00

Marvel's release dates (as of May 6,2008):

Iron Man 2: Released April 30, 2010
Thor: Released June 4, 2010
Captain America: Released May 6, 2011
The Avengers: Release July 2011

Remember, these are only announced Marvel Studios titles, so it doesn't include The Punisher: War Zone or Wolverine, unscheduled projects like Ant-Man, or as yet unannounced sequels.

Movie News

2008-05-11T21:54:00.003-05:00

David Chase has signed a deal with Paramount to write, direct, and produce his first feature, an original drama.

As part of their 8 Films to Die For series, After Dark Films will produce and distribute Faithless and Perkins, which will shoot consecutively in Romania in May. With Faithless, Stewart Hopewell will direct a script co-written with Tim Long about a woman who goes to her family’s farm to leave an abusive relationship, to discover an even crueler form of abuse. Perkins 14, Jeremy Donaldson’s winning idea of Dark’s Ghost in the Machine promotion, about a suspected murderer, his arrest and bloodshed, will be written by Lane Shadgett and directed by Craig Singer.

Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group has distribution rights in all English-speaking territories for Duncan Jones' scifi thriller Moon. Starring Sam Rockwell, it's about a man who mines precious gas that can reverse Earth's energy crisis.

Daniel Myrick, co-director of The Blair Witch Project, is looking for a distributor for his first person filmed thriller, The Objective, about a CIA officer and special forces crew who are threatened by the supernatural while on a mission in the Afghan mountains.

John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein have been hired to rewrite Greg Pace's screenplay Hours of Fun. Walt Disney and Scott Rudin Productions are developing, the tentatively titled, Fun about two childhood friends who have to save their town when, thirty years later, all the novelty stuff they ordered from the back of comic books (Sea Monkeys, X-ray glasses, etc.) as kids start actually doing what they claim.

Adam Torchia and Justin Stanley's supernatural spec The Knights Templar has been picked by Universal Pictures. In it, the Knights Templar fight vampires who are trying to destroy the Holy Grail.

Warner Brothers has Sascha Penn's scifi action spec script The Ditch. In the future, in a maximum security prison on one of Jupiter's moons, a prison guard is coerced into helping a terrorist on death row escape in order to save his family.

Gregor Jordan will direct Unthinkable, an action thriller starring a Samuel L. Jackson. Filming starts September.

James McTeigue will direct scifi thriller Revelation, written by John Salvati. It’s about a journalist who discovers that victims in a series of strange murders were all being treating in research about alien abductions.

Ron Perlman, Shun Sugata, Gackt have joined Bunraku’s cast. Perlman will be the bad guy.

James Brolin will replace James Caan as a politician who chokes to death on a cookie in David O’ Russell's political satire Nailed.

Eva Mendes, Josh Hartnett, and Ben Kingsley will star in Queen of the South. The Jonathan Jakubowicz directed drama is about a Mexican woman who becomes a Spanish drug lord (lady?) to avenge her murdered boyfriend.

Prequels, Sequels & Remakes

2008-05-11T21:41:00.002-05:00

Darren Lynn Bousman will direct the Hellraiser remake. If you're confused, Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury were on it, but left.

Tom Atkins has been cast in the My Bloody Valentine remake.

Breck Eisner will be remaking George Romiro’s 1973 antiwar movie Crazies, about a small town that is quarantined and comes under military control when the town goes insane after being exposed to a bioweapon. Eisner says that the military will be more subtle in this one, and play up the individual soldier and the psychosis of the townspeople. "Some of it is violent. Some of it is sexual. Some of it's self-inflicted violence. For me, the scariest movie for me as a kid was John Carpenter's The Thing, and the idea was not knowing who to trust. ... Can you trust your wife? Can you trust your mother? Your brother? That is the fear."

After he finishes on Crazies, Breck Eisner will be remaking Universal’s 1954 Creature from the Black Lagoon. He wants to shoot in The Forest of Mirrors in the Amazon, "I want it to be authentic; I want it to be a sea of green rather than CG."

Even though it hasn't hit theaters yet, Fox has already hired Wanted writers Derek Haas and Michael Brandt for a sequel.

Director Rob Cohen says that The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emporor's marketing machine won't really start until the first trailer's release in June. About the movie he says. "The whole approach is different. The sets are bigger, and they are less digital. It builds on the legacy, but it's a very different movie."

High School Musical 3 will have a U.S. theatrical release October 24, 2008.

Terminator 4 rundown: It's been knocked down from an 'R' to 'PG13,' it'll be the first in the series without the R; Common has been cast as Daniel Dyson, son of Miles Dyson from Terminator 2; according to a Polish newspaper, Polish World Strongman Champion Mariusz 'Pudzian' Pudzianowski is the "next front runner for a Terminator role in the new Terminator movie."

North American rights to the Chris Fisher directed Donnie Darko sequel, S. Darko, have already been picked up by Fox. Seven years after the first Donnie’s sister Samantha (Daviegh Chase reprising her role) and her best friend have visions while on a roadtrip to Los Angeles. The $10 million budgeted movie will start shooting May 18. *sigh* (Thanks to The Oogieboogieman)

Jason Segel says in the new Muppet movie he's writing, “I have a cameo for Charles Grodin in it. It’s a really brilliant cameo, I must say. I’m really proud of it.” If you'll remember, Charles Grodin was the villain, and Kermit's rival, Nicky Holiday in The Great Muppet Caper.

Adam McKay on an Anchorman sequel: "I'm looking to do another movie, I might do this other movie called Channel 3 Billion which is kind of this science fiction/Brazil type comedy. Then after that, Will and I are like let's do Anchorman 2…so you're talking like 2 years maybe we'll do it. But we're going to do it, for sure. We're dying to do it. Unless we can't get the cast together, which is always kind of a tricky thing. But, I think, with that cast we're all friends, so yeah, we want to do it."

Andrew Adamson, while he'll still produce, won't write or direct The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. "So I am taking a long break, actually, about a year off to develop things and do something quite different. First I'm going to just do nothing for a little while. And then there are some things I have on the back burner that I will start writing and some longer term-things that I will probably start, too."

Dances with Wolves sequel The Holy Road is on track to start filming next year… but not with Kevin Coster, he turned it down. It’ll take place eleven years after the first, with Dances with Wolves, Stands With Fist, their children, and the Sioux facing the coming of the railroad.

Tabloid The Sun has, if it's true, a big spoiler for Dirty Harry 6.

Adelaide Clemens and Tim Pocock are cast in the Wolverine movie. It seems Pocock is listed to play young Scott Summers.

Josh Schwartz says he’s working on a script for an X-Men prequel that will focus on a teen (who will be an already established character) going to the Xavier Institute. "I'm very well aware that I'll be bludgeoned by purists, but I love its mythology, and it comes with a pretty hefty paycheck."

Adaptations

2008-05-11T21:32:00.002-05:00

Lionsgate has moved up the release date of The Spirit to Dec. 25, 2008, from Jan. 16, 2009,

Brandon Routh will play a private investigator who gets mixed up with the undead in Dead of Night. Kevin Monroe will direct the movie based on Tiziano Sclavi’s Italian comic book Dylan Dog from a script by Joshua Oppenheimer and Thomas Dean Donnelly.

Chris Wedge will direct John Logan’s adaptation of Brian Selznick’s children’s novel The Invention of Hugo Cabret, about an orphan who lives in the walls and looks after the clocks of a Parisian train station, who finds mystery and adventure when he tries to fix a mechanical man.

After development fell through with Bruckheimer Films, the rights to Buck Rogers have reverted back to the Dille Family Trust. Now Flint Dille will write and produce a movie, with Frank Miller directing. The story of an astronaut (originally a military pilot in the ‘50s) who goes into a coma and wakes up in the 25th century, has been done a few times as comics and TV shows. Current word is it’s budgeted at $40 million and “the cheapness of the low-budget effects will be a running joke in the movie, which will retain the campiness of the 1980s TV series Buck Rogers in the 25th Century starring Gil Gerard.” (No lie, I actually own a VHS copy of the movie/backdoor pilot from the ‘80s. It so cheesy, it’s great!)

Series creator and rights holder David Zlotoff says ‘80s show MacGyver is being reworked for a movie version. For those who don’t remember: Angus MacGyver, played by Richard Dean Anderson, was a taxi driver turned agent who refused to use a gun, but could build a bomb out of anything.

From Variety:
“Beyond that, [Seth] MacFarlane said he'd like to continue expanding his Fuzzy Door shingle to include multiple skeins and feature projects. And that includes a long-rumored "Family Guy" movie, which MacFarlane would like to produce in the next few years. There's no firm plan yet, although any feature will likely center on homicidal toddler Stewie, he said.”

Gore Verbinski will be directing the Bioshock movie.

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2008-05-08T21:39:00.001-05:00

R2-D2 Digital Audio and Video Projector. How cool is this thing? About $3,000.00, that’s how much! Ouch! The commercial is still pretty groovy though.

Look upon it and weep:

Music, Fashion, Theater, and Science!

2008-05-08T21:33:00.002-05:00

Saturday, May 10, starting at 7:00pm PST, 97.1 Free FM’s Leo Quinones, "The Film Freak," will interview Jon Favreau. You can listen by radio, if you’re in the Southern California area, or online.

Get in your Star Wars Fan Movie Challenge entry by May 27th.

May 6-June 20, 2009, a musical version of Coraline, based off of Neil Gaiman’s novel, will play at the MCC Theater in New York. Read the write up here (bottom of page).

Roger Ebert talks Arthur C. Clarke on his blog.

This spring’s hottest fashions? "Superhero is the new floral."

Toynami Resurrects the Classic VF-1.

You can pre-order the Star Trek bottle opener. Oooh, shiny.

The science of Iron Man’s technology.

Cloverfield's bad biology. (Bad, Biology! No treats for you!)

What Can Movies Teach Us About Space Travel?

Mannequin 3: The Zombie Farm

Singing & Grooving in SciFi Movies

Comics and books

2008-05-08T21:30:00.002-05:00

You can check out Cory Doctorow's book Little Brother with a free download.

Comic book creator Will Eisner's estate is now a client of Creative Artists Agency. They plan to take Eisner's library and package them as movies, TV shows, and other media properties. This won't affect the movie The Spirit being released this December.

"Dark Horse plans to republish the first 21 issues of Tales of the Beanworld, possibly in deluxe hardcover editions, then deliver Marder's new adventures sometime in early 2009. Diana Schutz will edit." More on Larry Marder’s blog.

23 years after being vaporized to save the universe, DC is bringing Barry Allen/The Flash back from the dead. Geoff Johns and Grant Morrison will resurrect the character. Says Morrison, "We can do anything with them, and we can make them come back and make them defy death."

Manga to help bridge the gap between the U.S. Navy and Japan?

DVD releases

2008-05-06T22:18:00.003-05:00

Serial Mom – May 6, 2008
Teeth – May 6
I’m Not There – May 6
The Muppet Show: The Complete Third Season - May 20
Transformers (Blu-ray) - May 20
Face/Off (Blu-ray) - May 20
Next (Blu-ray) - May 20
Bee Movie (Blu-ray) - May 20
Grizzly Park - May 27
Rescue Me: The Complete Third Season - June 3
Cloverfield (Blu-ray) - June 3
There Will Be Blood (Blu-ray) - June 3
Jericho: The Complete Second Season - June 17
Spiderwick Chronicles - June 24
Stargate Atlantis: The Complete Fourth Season - July 8
Spaced: The Complete Series - July 22
Dexter: The Complete Second Season - August 19

While there's no date yet, you can pre-order the Blu-ray Firefly.

The Girl Who Leapt Through Time

2008-05-06T22:16:00.002-05:00

Mamoru Hosoda's anime film The Girl Who Leapt Through Time will play in Los Angeles, New York, and Seattle. Los Angeles and Seattle will have the English subtitled version, while the New York showing will be dubbed in English. Based on Tsutsui Yasutaka's novel, Toki o Kakeru Shōjo or TokiKake (A Girl Who Runs Through Time), a modern Japanese girl discovers she can go back in time.

June 13-19, in Los Angeles - ImaginAsian theater
June 13-19, in New York - ImaginAsian theater
August 29-September 4, in Seattle - Landmark Theatres' Varsity Theatre

Bandai Entertainment has announced that more venues in other cities and DVD plans will be revealed later.

TV News

2008-05-06T22:12:00.003-05:00

Fox has put the two unaired episodes of Drive, “The Extra Mile” and “Rearview,” up on Amazon and iTunes. A year later. Huh.

Paula Malcomson will play surgeon/double agent Amanda in Battlestar Galatica prequel Caprica.

Series writer Melissa Rosenburg on the third season of Dexter, which premieres on Showtime in October: "I think we've come up with something that's going to be hopefully as good (as season two). I can't even hope to surpass it, but I can hope to do as well. It's going to be tough. But it's a challenge. ... We're kind of starting over, but it's not starting from scratch. The character of Dexter has evolved, and you want to be careful with that. I mean, his journey is sort of toward becoming human, but the minute he becomes human, the series is over."

With Michael Rosenbaum leaving Smallville, the show will bring in two new villains to replace Lex Luthor. Doomsday, and a female villain who is "intelligent, brilliantly manipulative and dangerously sinister, our gorgeous new villain has one more weapon in her arsenal: Her mutual attraction with Clark may prove to be as deadly as kryptonite for him."

Latest announced directors for NBC's Fear Itself: John Dahl, Larry Fessenden, and Rupert Wainwright.

ABC Family will bring back Kyle XY in January.

ABC Family has ordered 13 episodes of Javier Grillo-Marxuach's The Middleman to debut on June 16. Starring Natalie Morales, and based on a series of graphic novels, the show is about "a twentysomething woman who's recruited to fight criminals."

Also on ABC Family, six hour "event miniseries" Samurai Girl will air in one weekend, September 5-7.

Haruo Mizino's Hitchcock inspired cult suspense Siberia Chotokkkyu (Siberian Express) film series, will be turned into an anime series. Animated by Madhouse, it's planned to be an anthology that will work with several directors.

Warner Brothers will launch http://thewb.com/ which will stream original content and full episodes of shows including: Friends, Smallville, One Tree Hill, Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, All of Us, The O.C., Gilmore Girls, The Wayans Bros., Veronica Mars, Everwood, and Roswell.

Trailers

2008-05-05T20:38:00.003-05:00

Some of these links may contain mature material, and MRFH is not responsible for their content.

Incredible Hulk
The Dark Knight
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Beverly Hills Chihuahua
Gurren Lagann (Japanese, use first link)
Finding Amanda
Babylon A.D. French trailer
The Happening
Outpost
Cold Storage

Videos

2008-05-05T20:36:00.003-05:00

Some of these links may contain mature material, and MRFH is not responsible for their content.

Speed Racer - 1 clip
Indiana Jones retrospective featurette
Mongol – 1 clip
Filmaka winner And I Refuse to Forget

Posters

2008-05-05T20:33:00.002-05:00

The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
Prince of Persia
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
You Don’t Mess with Zohan
High School Musical 3
Babylon A.D.
Outpost
Splatter Disco

Images

2008-05-05T20:31:00.002-05:00

Incredible Hulk
The Dark Knight
The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
Twilight
Crank 2

Way to go, Sue!

2008-05-05T10:49:00.002-05:00

"Our very own Sue won two major awards from the Wisconsin Regional Writers' Association. 'Sue Wentz achieved an incredible feat. At the just-completed Spring Conference, Sue was awarded First Prize in BOTH the Lindemann (Humorous Essay) and Nelson (Feature Article) Contests — a feat never before achieved in WRWA. Since Sue won the Jade Ring last fall, she is now the only person in WRWA’s 60 years to have won a first in all three of our contests.'"

Movie News

2008-05-04T20:25:00.001-05:00

Alas, Clint Eastwood's Gran Torino is not a Dirty Harry film, but a coming of age/buddy comedy. A crotchety old man, named Walt, and the Asian kid who tried to steal his 1972 Gran Torino, named Tao, connect after Walt gives him a job doing work around the house and sets him on the right path.

Currently filming German horror Cold Storage takes place in 1989 Berlin, right before the fall of the Berlin Wall, with East Germans racing to destroy evidence of experiments going all the way back to World War II. But one bunker wasn't built to keep something out, but in.

Summit Entertainment has bought Toby Wagstaff and Darren Howell's scifi action thriller script Arena. It's about a group of modern day soldiers who, after being mysteriously transported in the middle of a battle, have to fight, gladiator style, warriors from different eras to the death at Arena.

MGM has Michael M.B. Gavin and Peter Speakman's fantasy comedy spec script Executive VP David M. Murch's Adventures in Zametherea. A kind of modern Wizard of Oz, a jaded investment banker revisits the land of his imagination from his childhood, and needs help from his estranged 10 year old son.

Eli Roth is working on a script for a Cloverfield and Transformers inspired scifi action movie. "This will be my first big-budget, PG-13, mass-destruction movie. I went total chaos and pandemonium." He also says he’ll film some ultra violent scenes for the DVD release to appease his gory fans. There should be a more detailed announcement later this month.

After winning at Filmaka, for his thriller short And I Refuse to Forget, 21 year old filmmaker Nuru Rimington-Mkali has the chance to direct his first feature and $5 million in funding.

Jason Bateman will star in Mike Judge's Extracted, about what being the boss is when everything is changing around you. It's the first film from Judge's Ternian Prods.

Demian Lichtenstein will direct Relentless, with Karl Urban starring. After their plane crashes in the Amazon jungle, four extreme sports pros fight to survive as they are chased by hostile natives. It'll be a 3D movie.

Rain, Naomie Harris, Ben Miles, and Rick Yune are cast in James McTeigue's Ninja Assassin. A "martial arts extravaganza," a man is brought up in an orphanage functioning as a ninja farm, goes out into the modern world, where he comes into conflict with a ninja from the clan.

Christopher McDonald has joined Emmanuelle Vaugier, Janine Turner, and Joanna Pacula in Mark Roemmich's thriller about a wealthy entrepreneur who has an affair with a beautiful stranger, Black Widow.

Jason Lee, Christopher Lloyd, Rachel Miner, Frank Whaley, Glenn Plummer, Peter Stormare, James LeGros, and Jon Polito are cast in Feverpitch Pictures’ dramedy Thicker. A brother and sister go to great lengths to try to get back the inheritance that their recently deceased mother was buried with. Production starts next month in Arizona.

Neema Barnette's drama Pure Shooter, about a young man who must overcome segregation, racism, and an abusive father to play basketball, starts filming next month. Lynn Whitfield, Michael Rooker, Clifton Powell, and Christopher Williams have been cast.

*sigh* Carmen Electra, Matt Lanter, Vanessa Minnillo, Kim Kardashian, G-Thang, Nicole Parker, Crista Flanagan, and Ike Barinholtz will be in Friedberg and Seltzer's Goodie Two Shoes.

Prequels, Sequels & Remakes

2008-05-04T20:21:00.002-05:00

Jon Favreau on Iron Man (which is really excellent and you should go see if you haven’t) sequels: "I think what needs to be explored next ... is how the weight of being a public superhero is going to affect Tony Stark's personality and start to expand on the hairline fractures in his personality and his spirit. By the way, once you have the audience, you have a lot of freedom to go further tonally. But when you launch a franchise, if you notice, they always play it much closer to the vest with these superhero films until the parents and the audiences make up their minds that they like them." Word is that work will begin on Iron Man 2 early 2009, with a 2010 release.

Guillermo del Toro on casting the fifty year gap filling movie and The Hobbit: “I want to be very clear about this. I am not going to recast any actor that is willing and able to work with us. It would be my hope to bring back the same actors to play the parts. The casting on the trilogy was perfect.” … ‘’[Holm] certainly is the paragon we aspire to. He will be involved in some manner, I'm sure. But at his age ... it's too early to tell. We are just in the early stages. It's too early to make commitments of that sort. We prefer to let the screenplay and the way the character comes to life guide us in the casting. I have many people in mind. Anything [else] I say will be used against me in a court of law.’’

Teresa Palmer has been cast in Transformers 2, while Jonah Hill is in talks to play Shia Labeouf’s comedic sidekick.

A Slap Shot sequel, Slap Shot: Junior League, is in the works. Written by Brad Riddell, it “centers on a group of Orphans, led by a young woman named Riley, who not only have to convince the town that they’re worth mention in a form guide, but save their homes at the same time.”

Corey Haim is in Crank 2.

Despite the first not coming out ‘til May 10, a sequel to the live action Higurashi no Naku Koro ni movie has already been announced. The films are based 07th Expansion’s visual mystery novels about murders involving a rural village’s festival.

Celador Films and Pathe will team up again on a sequel to The Decent. The first one’s editor, Jon Harris, will make his directorial debut with James Watkins’ script. Shauna MacDonald and Natalie Mendoza, reprising their roles, Gavan O'Herlihy, Joshua Dallas, Anna Skellern, Douglas Hodge and Krysten Cummings have been cast. The story is that the survivor from the first film goes back in to try to save her friends.

Producer Belle Avery says a Grizzly Park sequel will film in 2009. "In the second one, you’re going to have two kids who maybe want to change, but I’m not going to tell you if they do or not. It will take place in spring instead of fall, and the bear is really hungry."

After reports of J.J. Abrams having the rights for an American Let the Right One In, it is, in fact, Hammer Films who hold them for the Swedish made vampire movie.

Original Witch Mountain children Kim Richards and Ike Eisenmann will be in the remake, Race to Witch Mountain. Eisenmann will be a sheriff and Richards as a waitress at a roadhouse.

Adaptations

2008-05-04T20:18:00.003-05:00

Marc Guggenheim's comic book series about a group of alien invasion survivors trying to take back the planet, Resurrection, has been optioned by Universal.

Kenji Sonishi's four panel comedy manga Neko Rahmen will be adapted into a live action movie called Neko Rahmen Taisho (General Ramen Cat). The story of a cat who runs a ramen shop will be directed by Minoru Kawasaki and be released in Japanese theaters this fall.

New Regency has the rights to James Patterson’s upcoming YA scifi novel The Dangerous Days of Daniel X. It’s an action adventure about a teen discovering secrets about his family while fighting alien outlaws who threaten Earth. The book, the first in a series, comes out July with a graphic novel follow in the fourth quarter.

Ternian Prods has John Altschuler’s spec script Brigadier Gerard, a Napoleonic era comedy based on a short story by Arthur Conan Doyle.

Land of the Lost director Brad Silberling on keeping suits, instead of CGI, for the Sleestak: "There is a sense of humor that I loved from the original show that can only come from an actor trying to negotiate the suit. If it became CG, they'd be too perfect. For the Sleestak to remain in people's memories, it tells you that it was about who was in the suit."

Anna Chlumsky and James Gandolfini will be in an unofficial adaptation of The Thick of It. The BBC series parodies the inner workings of U.S. and British government agencies and their international relations.

Mel Gibson will star in Martin Campbell’s Edge of Darkness, based on the BBC miniseries. William Monahan will adapt the story of a police investigator who uncovers the corrupt system that led to his activist daughter being killed.

Fox has film rights to Union Entertainment's scifi thriller video game concept Zero-G. Based on the, still a work in progress, game created by Daniel Jevons, it's about a major U.S. city being attacked by a new and devastating weapon.

Free Comic Book Day

2008-05-02T11:23:00.003-05:00

Don't forget Saturday is Free Comic Book Day.

"What is Free Comic Book Day?

"Free Comic Book Day is a single day when participating comic book shops across North America and around the world give away comic books absolutely free to anyone who comes into their stores."

More info, including participating retailers, here.

"Japan, eat a hand"

2008-05-01T20:44:00.001-05:00

I feel terrible this week, so I'm taking the easy way out...

Unleash the earworms!

Mutant News Annex

Trailers

Videos

Posters

Images

Theme Week!

Marvel release schedules

Movie News

Prequels, Sequels & Remakes

Adaptations

*drool*

Music, Fashion, Theater, and Science!

Comics and books

DVD releases

The Girl Who Leapt Through Time

TV News

Trailers

Videos

Posters

Images

Way to go, Sue!

Movie News

Prequels, Sequels & Remakes

Adaptations

Free Comic Book Day

"Japan, eat a hand"

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