Liam Neeson in Talks for Seth MacFarlane's A Million Ways to Die in the West

Liam Neeson in Talks for Seth MacFarlane's <i>A Million Ways to Die in the West</i>

According to The Hollywood Reporter, all-around badass Liam Neeson is currently in negotiations to join Seth MacFarlane's A Million Ways to Die in the West.  read more

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Prometheus

<i>Prometheus</i>

During interviews leading up to the release of Prometheus, director Ridley Scott and screenwriters Jon Spaihts and Damon Lindelof did their best to downplay any branding of their new film as a “prequel” to Scott’s 1979 sci-fi/horror classic, Alien. Their explanation as to why it wasn’t certainly came across reasonably enough―talking points included a desire for the film to stand on its own merits as well as serve as a springboard for a potential new franchise separate from the increasingly silly Alien films.  read more

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Snow White and the Huntsman

<i>Snow White and the Huntsman</i>

Movie Review: Snow White and the Huntsman — A classic tale, lurchingly told  read more

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30 Performances That Re-Made (Women’s) History (1992-2012)

30 Performances That Re-Made (Women’s) History (1992-2012)

Women’s History Month is coming to an end, but don’t take down your Gloria Steinem posters just yet. Paste is celebrating with a look back at two decades worth of films and 30 talented female leads whose roles re-told and re-wrote key moments in history.  read more

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Watch the Trailer for Prometheus

Watch the Trailer for <i>Prometheus</i>

A team of explorers discover a clue to the origins of mankind, leading them on a journey to the darkest corners of the universe. With the tag line, “They went looking for our beginning, what they found could be our end,” _Prometheus_ takes CGI, Charlize Theron, Noomi Rapace, Patrick Wilson and a whole bunch of tension to a level of cinema magic.  read more

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Young Adult

<i>Young Adult</i>

It’s always kind of sad to hear adults tell teenagers to enjoy high school because it’s the best time of one’s life. If that’s the case, math nerds, band geeks and, well, basically anyone who isn’t a jock or a cheerleader (and maybe even some of those) don’t have much to look forward to. But for Mavis Gary (Charlize Theron), high school was the best time of her life, and 20 years later, she hasn’t really moved on, ghostwriting soapy young-adult novels from a Minneapolis high-rise apartment decorated like a college dorm room....  read more

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New Mad Max Trilogy On The Way

New Mad Max Trilogy On The Way

Mad Max 4: Fury Road, as was announced earlier this year, will start shooting in April and feature Tom Hardy replacing Mel Gibson, as well as Charlize Theron joining the cast. But now, according to a report by IGN, director George Miller has announced that Fury Road will be the first of a new trilogy of Mad Max films.  read more

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Monster Director In Talks To Direct Thor 2

<i>Monster</i> Director In Talks To Direct <i>Thor 2</i>

Marvel Studios might be taking Thor 2 in a different direction. Most of the directors that have filmed the Avengers solo films have been used to big-budget action films. Now, Patty Jenkins is reportedly in talks to become the director for Thor’s sequel.  read more

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Charlize Theron and David Fincher Team Up for HBO Series

Charlize Theron and David Fincher Team Up for HBO Series

Charlize Theron and David Fincher are teaming up to bring HBO and Fox 21 a new drama series. Both Theron and Fincher will serve as executive producers for Mind Hunter, which will chronicle fictional serial-killer investigations....  read more

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The Road

The Road

Director: John Hillcoat Writers: Joe Penhall, (novel by Cormac McCarthy) Cinematographer: Javier Aguirresarobe Starring: Viggo Mortensen, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Charlize Theron Studio/Run Time: Dimension Films, 113 mins. Faithful adaptation paves way for heartrending performances Within the first 15 minutes of The Road, Viggo Mortensen’s nameless survivor finds himself defending his son (Kodi Smit-McPhee) from a pedophilic cannibal, then washing said predator’s splattered brains from the boy’s hair. This combination of unflinching brutality and father-of-the-year tenderness lies at the heart of the latest film inspired by Cormac McCarthy’s apocaliterature, and the result is a victory in every sense....  read more

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