FX Orders Pilot from Charlie Kaufman
Titled How And Why, the story centers on a brilliant man who "can explain how and why a nuclear reactor works, but is clueless about life.” read more
Found in: TV, NewsThe 100 Best Movie Posters of the Past 100 Years
Movie posters help sell tickets, but more importantly they can be considered art. Some posters reveal the exact plot of the movie while others highlight the stars of the movie. Some are even an abstract representation of a key moment in the film. We looked at the best poster for each year, which meant leaving off of some classics. Take a look through history. read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayThe Firm Review: "Pilot/Chapter Two" (Episodes 1.01/1.02)
The advertisements of NBC’s latest legal drama _The Firm_ plastered John Grisham’s name as the hour-long drama (well, the premiere was a two) is based off of his novel of the same name. However, the television series is a sequel to the novel and takes place a decade after the plot of Grisham’s work. read more
Found in: TV, ReviewsDoctor Who Coming To The Big Screen?
It looks like Dr. Who is finally coming to the big screen, but not anytime soon. The time-travel police procedural that originally ran from 1963-1989 and rebooted again in 2005 has become one of the most beloved sci-fi shows of all time and is a ratings hit in England. read more
Found in: Movies, NewsShowtime's Under the Dome Adaptation Finds Writer
Last September we announced that Stephen King’s epic Under the Dome was being adapted for Showtime. Now the Dreamworks’ produced drama has found a writer to adapt the 1,000-plus page book. read more
Found in: Books, NewsScott Rudin Buys Rights to The Marriage Plot
Scott Rudin has used his own money to purchase the rights to the recently published The Marriage Plot written by Jeffrey Eugenides. The Virgin Suicides, the author’s debut novel, was adapted into a film in 1999 by Sofia Coppola and his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Middlesex has been optioned by HBO to be turned into a drama series. read more
Found in: Movies, NewsWatch the Red Band Trailer For 21 Jump Street
The red band trailer for the film adaptation of Johnny Depp’s classic police sitcom hit the internet last night. 21 Jump Street originally aired from 1987-1991 and followed a group of young-looking police officers who were headquartered at the titular address. read more
Found in: Movies, NewsKevin Kline to Play Two Roles in New Charlie Kaufman Film
Charlie Kaufmans latest mind-bending film, Frank or Francis has gained Kevin Kline to play two parts in a film already filled with great actors. read more
Found in: Movies, NewsFincher to Adapt 20,000 Leagues
Jules Verne’s classic novel, _20,000 Leagues Under the Seas_ is set to be adapted. Again. The number of adaptations is now in the twenties and most of them haven’t differed much from the one prior. There have been the occasional “modern” version, or ones that have been “loosely” adapted, but those haven’t faired well. David Fincher’s version will fall into the last category. read more
Found in: Movies, NewsWorld War Z Adaptation Angers Fans of Book
Fans of the post-apocalypse zombie book, 'World War Z', are already calling the movie a failure. The novel was released by Mac Brooks in 2006 with the subtitle of 'An Oral History of the Zombie War'. It takes place after a war that wiped out most of the world’s population and recounts characters opinions and stories from the war with the notion that they have seen how it all unfolds and what comes after it. read more
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