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News in Film
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The latest in movie news and film reviews. Check out new posters, trailers, DVDs, and more at NewsinFilm.com
- Added on: Jul 22nd, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Jeffrey Leins
- Listed in: News & Media Film
- Tags: news movie reviews Film movies trailer
Recent Posts
Is Avatar’s Budget Half a Billion, or Half That?
An article in the New York Times has caused quite a stir today in the movie community after it claimed a $500 million budget for James Cameron’s 3-D film, Avatar. Michael Cieply’s report wonders if Fox can turn a profit from a production ...
Jones, Gyllenhaal to Program ‘Source Code’
Jake Gyllenhaal is in negotiations for the science fiction thriller Source Code with Moon director Duncan Jones. Summit Entertainment will distribute in the U.S., according to Screen Daily. Gyllenhaal will play a soldier who wakes up in another man...
Danny Boyle to Tell Mountain Survival Story
Fox Searchlight and director Danny Boyle have worked out a deal for their next collaboration and the anticipated follow-up to Oscar winner Slumdog Millionaire. Titled 127 Hours, the film will tell the survival story of mountain climber Aron Ralston w...
‘Christmas Carol’ Wraps Up Top Spot
Disney’s A Christmas Carol topped the domestic box office this weekend with $31 million, besting competition from one of George Clooney’s three movies this season, alien abductions, and the latest from Donnie Darko director Richard Kelly....
‘Battleship’ Enemy Revealed and It’s Ridiculous
In September, Peter Berg signed to direct Battleship, a board game adaptation and live-action naval adventure at Universal Pictures. The fast-tracked feature has already been scheduled for summer 2011. At the time, we didn’t know what the ...
Pattinson Gives Tentative Breaking Dawn Date
Yesterday, the press junket for The Twilight Saga: New Moon went down and a few websites were there to ask the cast and crew questions about the popular vampire series. While it’s clear from the rundowns that publicists were a bit restrictive...
