May 16th, 2013
05:30 PM ET
'Star Trek Into Darkness': What's the verdict?"Star Trek Into Darkness" has already grossed $3.3 million after Wednesday night and midnight showings, putting it on a path to potentially rake in $100 million by Monday. Reviews for the film, however, might not help sell tickets for those who are on the fence. 
May 16th, 2013
02:43 PM ET
Zoe Saldana responds to weight-y controversyNot everyone would be OK with their body weight being displayed on the cover of a national magazine, but Zoe Saldana doesn't mind. The 34-year-old covers the June issue of Allure magazine, which not only reveals a little skin but also the star's weight with the headline: "115 pounds of Grit and Heartache." 
May 15th, 2013
07:00 PM ET
Cannes 2013: Movies we're excited aboutThe Cannes Film Festival officially launched on Wednesday with the opening ceremony and the premiere of Baz Luhrmann's "The Great Gatsby." As the stars took to the red carpet, including judges of this year's event like Steven Spielberg and Nicole Kidman, many huddled under umbrellas to avoid what ended up being a soggy opening day. 
May 15th, 2013
03:40 PM ET
'Angry Birds' the movie? It's happening"Angry Birds" will soon arrive at your local movie theater - and they'll be in 3-D. Sony Pictures announced Wednesday that the studio's acquired rights for the animated film, which will be developed, financed and produced by Rovio Entertainment, the creator of the addictive "Angry Birds" game. FULL POST 
May 14th, 2013
04:04 PM ET
More 'Now You See Me' hits the webIf the thriller "Now You See Me" doesn't do well at the box office, it won't be for lack of hype. In the past few days a clip and a new trailer from the magical heist film have made its way to the Internet. The film stars Jesse Eisneberg as the head of a group of illusionists who are knocking off banks. Morgan Freeman is one of a pair of law enforcement officials who are tasked with taking the crafty crew down. FULL POST 
May 9th, 2013
04:44 PM ET
'The Great Gatsby': What the critics are saying"The Great Gatsby" has yet to be successfully adapted by Hollywood and - depending on which critic you ask - Baz Luhrmann hasn't pulled it off, either. 'Unfilmable' novels? No such thing, says Hollywood When it comes to the director's take on F. Scott Fitzgerald's slender novel, critics have found it to be full of style but lacking in substance. |
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