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Lego photographer, cinephile, geek. James is 24 and lives in Portland, OR. He writes for several websites about pop culture, film, and TV and runs a video production company with his wife called Gilded Moose Media.

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Jane Fonda And Bruce Greenwood Join Fathers And Daughters
Today, we have two more names to add to the already impressive cast of Gabriele Muccino's upcoming film, Fathers and Daughters. Deadline reports that Jane Fonda and Bruce Greenwood have joined the generation-spanning drama, which also stars Russell Crowe, Aaron Paul, Amanda Seyfried, Diane Kruger, Quvenzhane Wallis, Haley Bennet and Octavia Spencer.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 12, 2014
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Michael Bay Talks Transformers: Age Of Extinction, Teases New Trilogy
Are you sick of Michael Bay's Transformers movies? Then you best stay away from the cinema for the next few years, because this summer's Age of Extinction won't be the last film featuring the Robots in Disguise. With $2.6 billion in box office earnings from the first trilogy, it should come as no surprise that Hasbro and Paramount are interested in more Autobot vs. Decepticon action.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 11, 2014
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X-Men Producers Want Spin-Off Films For Mystique, Gambit And Deadpool
No longer content to make standalone superhero movies, studios are looking to put together superhero movie universes, thanks largely to what Marvel has done with their interconnected properties. It's too early to tell whether or not this will be good or bad for the genre as a whole, but Sony, 2oth Century Fox, and Warner Bros. are clearly planting seeds to emulate what Marvel has done.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 10, 2014
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Will Arnett Teases A Lighter Batman In The LEGO Movie 2
The LEGO Movie currently stands as the most successful film of 2014, and though that will definitely change by the year's end, its $410 million haul at the global box office is nothing to shake a stick at. Warner Bros. were quick to capitalize on its monumental success and critical acclaim, immediately announcing a sequel for May 26th, 2017, which will be helmed by the first film's co-animation director, Chris McKay.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 10, 2014
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Jeff Wadlow Will Direct Masters Of The Universe
Sony has been trying to get a live-action He-Man and the Masters of the Universe movie made for quite a while now, but hit a bit of a roadblock when Jon M. Chu exited the director's chair to work on G.I. Joe 3 instead. He's since turned his attention to another beloved animated series, Jem and the Holograms, leaving Sony no choice but to look for someone else to bring the movie to life.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 10, 2014
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Newcomer Maisie Richardson-Sellers Might Be Up For A Role In Star Wars: Episode VII
If you've never heard of Maisie Richardson-Sellers, you aren't alone. Until tonight, the Oxford-educated actress with no movie credits may not have even been worthy of a Google search, but that's all changed now that her name has been thrown into the ring for Star Wars: Episode VII. According to THR, she's in contention for an undisclosed and possibly major role in the film.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 9, 2014
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Marvel Epic Comic Dreadstar Is Headed To The Big Screen
With the majority of superhero movies coming from the genre's "big four" studios, Marvel, Warner Bros., Fox, and Sony, it's easy to forget that some properties are still free agents, able to leap tall production houses in a single bound. One such character is Dreadstar, who will now be receiving the big screen treatment courtesy of Benderspink and Illuminati Entertainment.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 9, 2014
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Warner Bros. Opening Batman vs. Superman A Week Earlier In The U.K., Not Budging On U.S. Release
If you've been anywhere near the internet over the last couple months, you've certainly caught wind of the big game of chicken going on right now between Marvel Studios and Warner Bros., who are both refusing to move their superhero films from May 6th, 2016. On the Marvel side of things, we have Captain America 3, which was just officially confirmed for that release date. On the WB/DC side, we have Batman and Superman, who will be co-headlining a live action film for the first time ever in Batman vs. Superman.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 9, 2014
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Warner Bros. To Adapt Vertigo’s FBP: Federal Bureau Of Physics
When David S. Goyer signed a three year, first-look deal with Warner Bros. last year, many of us assumed he'd be bringing more DC superheroes to the big screen. After all, he served as screenwriter on the Dark Knight trilogy as well as Man of Steel, and even wrote the first draft of the upcoming Batman Vs Superman. However, most of his superhero work has been spent bringing them to the small screen, with upcoming shows like Gotham and Constantine. As far as the silver screen goes, Goyer's turned his attention to other properties, like Vertigo's critically acclaimed Sandman. Now, Goyer will produce another adaptation of a book from the DC comics imprint: FBP: Federal Bureau of Physics.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 8, 2014
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