World War Z may have had a troubled production, with massive reshoots that saw the entire end of te movie needing to be rejigged, but on the evidence of this trailer we may be in for a treat, with a zombie apocalypse told on a larger scale than we’ve ever seen before. And these are the fast moving, 28 Days Later style zombie, who in the trailer act like a mass force of inhumanity.
The story revolves around United Nations employee Gerry Lane (Brad Pitt), who traverses the world in a race against time to stop the Zombie pandemic that is toppling armies and governments and threatening to decimate humanity itself. Merielle Enos plays Gerry’s wife Karen Lane; Daniella Kertesz is his comrade in arms, Segen.
The movie is due out June 21st 2013 (the reshoots delayed it from a planned Christmas 2012 release), so expect plenty more footage and info before then.
Do you fancy watching a lot of older men punching each other? Well, Grudge Match is the movie for you, which will see Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro as aging boxers who head back into the ring against one another. Now they have some company, as 
The moment the poster above hit the net, it came it for huge amounts of abuse due to the perception it’s overly packed, doesn’t feature any of the main characters and seems to have some shoddy Photoshop work. While we’d agree with the last of those, overall we don’t think it’s t0o bad, and what the naysayers don’t seem to appreciate is that this is the second part of a triptych, so when we get the middle piece, it may all make more sense (you can see 
Last week it was revealed that 20th Century Fox and Radar Pictures are set to team up to make a movie based on the famed Magic Castle in Hollywood. Now the film has moved forward with the news, via 
It’s not surprising that with a new Star Wars movie announced, a lot of people have been jockeying for jobs. But what’s become clearer in the days since it was announced Disney was buying Lucasfilm, is that some people have actually been at work on the movie, in secret, for a while.
After Bridesmaids, the world was Kristen Wiig’s oyster, but rather than making endless sequels to her hit and signing up for every big payday she could find, she’s been very careful about which projects she’s attached herself to. Now she’s decided on a new one, with 
Jeff Bridges has had a long relationship with the young adult novel The Giver. In the late 90s, he started trying to adapt Lois Lowry’s book for the big screen, but despite several years of effort, he had to admit defeat in 2007 when the rights were sold to Warner. However last year they became free again and so Bridges and producing partner Nikki Silver stepped in once more, and set Vadim Perelmen to handle the script.