Coming Soon reports that Paranormal Activity 4 will be digitally re-mastered into IMAX and released in that format to approximately 300 theaters in the U.S. and Canada.
Deadline reports that Twentieth Century Fox Animation and Ice Age creators Blue Sky Studios will be turning Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, Snoopy and the rest of the Peanuts gang into a feature film franchise.
I must say, it's great to finally have Barney Stinson back on How I Met Your Mother. When I say back, I mean the womanizing, scheming, lying Barney that we've all come to know and love. I said last week that I was sad to see Quinn go, and I am, but this week Barney was back with a bang (actually, quite a few bangs).
The Wolverine is currently filming in Australia, where a few days ago some photographers were able to snap some set photos of Hugh Jackman and co-star Rila Fukushima. Thanks to Comic Book Movie, we have those images for your viewing pleasure.
Liam Neeson has established himself as one of Hollywood's biggest actors, cranking out successful films year after year. You would think that with such success he would have earned some minor rights such as, oh I don't know, getting to know the story before shooting? Apparently that's not the case though as it turns out that Christopher Nolan's penchant for secrecy even extends to his high-profile actors.
We're still a week away from the premiere of the CW's next venture into the DC universe, Arrow, but in the meantime we've got the first image of the villain Deadshot, who The Huffington Post reports will make his debut in episode 3.
The Wrap reports that Jean Dujardin is in talks for a role in George Clooney's The Monuments Men, the story of a group of men and women who tracked down the stolen art of Europe during World War II.
After last week's serious, emotionally-driven premiere, I was hoping that How I Met Your Mother would take a bit of a lighter route in episode 2, leaning more towards the humorous side than the serious, plot-developing side, and it somewhat did. "The Pre-Nup" was nowhere near as heavy as last week's episode, and there is no major reveal in terms of Ted's love life, but we still do get another major plot development.
This past decade has shown Joseph Gordon-Levitt blossom from a relatively successsful child actor into a full-fledged, A-list, Hollywood star. You may remember him from Angels In The Outfield or as Tommy Solomon on 3rd Rock From The Sun, but now Gordon-Levitt has become a very talented adult actor, time after time giving deep and daring performances in both supporting and starring roles.
With Looper getting excellent reviews so far, director Rian Johnson is going to find himself in very high demand quite soon. In an interview with Vulture Johnson said he's been approached about some comic book films, and he's considering the possibility.
