Movie News

It seems Roland Emmerich is gone.

A licensing promo reel for the remake of 'Robocop' gives us our best look yet at what MGM has in mind for the film.

He doesn't love these movies.

The longtime Beverly Hills resident, the widow of producer Jerry Wald, hosted unpretentious dinner parties for decades. Joan Crawford, Jimmy Stewart, the Reagans and best friend Audrey Hepburn were frequent guests. read ...

Italian films have a strong but controversial showing, taking home the Jury Prize, Best Director honor, and one of the main acting awards read more

With news and rumors arriving each and every day, movie fans can be forgiven for spending an exorbitant amount of time thinking about the upcoming new "Star Wars" trilogy.

A high-powered cast -- including Woody Harrelson and Mark Ruffalo -- highlights what is a populist tale with Las Vegas flourish. read more

"The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Pt. 2" is showing little sign of fan fatigue as it pulled in a massive $71.2 million Friday. DreamWorks Studios' "Lincoln" was impressive with $6.5 million in just 1,775 theaters.

The fourth edition of the event featured a music performance by Meesha Shafi, who was later joined by the Qawwal Brothers, who performed from the soundtrack of Mira Nair's opener "The Reluctant Fundamentalist." read more

Big but not the biggest.

The movie is set to open the Doha Tribeca Film Festival in Qatar and will be released by IFC Films in North America in April 2013. read more

A look at the digital animation process that went into creating the tiger in “Life of Pi.”

HitFix's Daniel Fienberg interviews Artis Silvester about his elimination from Survivor: Philippines.

In this week's installment of 10 Stories you might have missed: Bryan Singer says no to leather in "X-Men: Days of Future Past." Also: Chris Hemsworth circles the starry drama "Candy Store," the Johnny Carson biopic find...

But will it be for movies or TV?

HiFix's Ryan McGee recaps the November 16th episode of "Fringe", its strongest episode in some time.

Could be a long way off, though.

As the gothic romance vampire series “Twilight” ends with the release of the final film, fans on Thursday night in New York were not as fervent as those in other parts of the country.

Warner Bros. signs a 20 film deal.

A Zombieland reunion!

The Oscar-winner also weighs on on the Academy's new documentary rules

Going back to Memphis!