Shane Acker's dialogue-free 2005 film, 9, was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Short (hey, here it is). Hollywood couldn't help but notice how charming and marketable the post-apocalyptic ragdoll stars were, and was like, "Alright, Shane, how about you make this into a feature film? ...

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9 is a computer animated film produced by Tim Burton (The Corpse Bride) and Timur Bekmambetov (Wanted, Nightwatch), directed by former WETA Digital artist Shane Acker, and featuring the music of Danny Elfman. Based on Acker’s Academy Award-nominated 2005 film festival short (watch it on YouTub...

The latest fantasy novel adaption from Fox Walden is City of Ember . Based on the 2003 novel by Jeanne Duprau, Ember follows two kids, Lina and Doon, who live in the City of Ember, where the sky is always dark. As Ember’s power source begins to fail and the lamps start to flicker, they search ...

I hadn’t heard a single thing until The Movie Blog discovered it, but there is a new film due out in October called City of Ember , based off the book of the same title. The plot seems interesting, but I am wondering if it’s more of a kids movie with the two teenage central characters. H...

Filed under: Fandom, 20th Century Fox, Family Films, Movie Marketing, Posters Cinematical has just received this exclusive teaser poster for City of Ember (click to enlarge), due out this October 10th courtesy of 20th Century Fox and Walden Media. Based on the best-selling novel from Jeanne Duprau, ...

I don't have a lot of time for blogging these days, so until things slow down I'll post this gem from You Tube, the first part of a commentary on one of my favorite films (starring one of my favorite actors, Martin Landau) by one of my not-favorite directors, Woody Allen....

Billy Graham, one of the most influential evangelicals in history, is finally due for the big screen treatment. Variety reports that an independent film production has begun shooting the bio pic in Tennessee. Without any sex scandals or other juicy......

"Space 1999." Good music, first season; bad music, second season. Silly premise. (Even sillier premise, second season.) Laughable plot. (Even more laughable plot, second season.) Inability to make audience (even the twelve-year-old audience that I was) suspend disbelief. Dissed for its scientific ab...