| Joseph Kosinski Explains Tron: Legacy Trailer Plus a New Theater Banner and Viral Game |
 Typically, a director's commentary is reserved for the DVD release of a movie, but apparently Joseph Kosinski didn't get the memo. The director of Tron: Legacy provided MTV with a shot-by-shot analysis of the new trailer that had its theatrical debut before Alice in Wonderland this past weekend.
Updated: 09:35 AM
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| Trailer for Rock and Roll-Vampire-Comedy Suck Now Online |
 Attention: Twilight fans! Er, make thatShaun of the Dead fans. Actually, it's hard to tell what the target audience is for the Canadian horror-comedy Suck, but there's a good bet this independent movie will appeal to those who like a little blood with their tongue-in-cheek.
Updated: 08:55 AM
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| Second Exclusive Kick-Ass Poster from SXSW Film Festival |
 Another day, another new poster exclusive to the South by Southwest Film Conference and Festival (SXSW) in Austin, Texas, posted online by MTV.
Updated: 08:50 AM
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| Todd McFarlane Still Pursuing Low Budget Spawn 2 |
 Comic book publisher Todd McFarlane recently spoke about his desire to see his creation, Spawn, return to the big screen in a stripped-down sequel to the 1997 Spawn movie adaptation. The original movie had a budget of $40 million and made a modest profit, but McFarlane said that he has been trying to convince studios that he can make the movie for a fraction of that budget.
Updated: 08:40 AM
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| New Iron Man 2 Theater Standees and Still Image |
 Hot on the heels (or, more appropriately, the boot jets) of the debut of the second trailer for director Jon Favreau's sequel to Iron Man, Paramount Pictures and Marvel Studios have released several new pieces of artwork for Iron Man 2. The new artwork includes three new standees that should be making their way into theaters soon, if they haven't already. The standees include solo images of both Iron Man (played by Robert Downey Jr.) and his partner-in-heroics, War Machine (Don Cheadle), as well as a "jam piece" showcasing both characters.
Updated: 07:49 PM
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| Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps Pushed to the Fall |
 THR reports that 20th Century Fox has decided to delay Oliver Stone's upcoming sequel Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps from its original release date of April 23 to September 24.
Updated: 07:48 PM
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| She's Out of My League Reviews |
 Much like Green Zone, the reviews for this weekend's nerd fantasy comedy She's Out of My League are all over the map.
Updated: 07:44 PM
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| Some New Thor Details Reveal Timeline, Costume and More |
 With the official synopsis for Thor only recently revealed, details on the upcoming comic book adaptation have been few aside from casting. Jon Favreau has explained that Iron Man and Iron Man 2 will take place before The Incredible Hulk, leaving where Thor fits into that timeline a huge question mark.
Updated: 07:42 PM
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| Remember Me Reviews |
 The set for Remember Me was locked down last summer due to Robert Pattinson Beatlemania. The fuss, of course, was Robert Pattinson; hordes of teenage girls just wanted to catch a glimpse of the guy. What about the movie? Again, the critics can't agree.
Updated: 07:33 PM
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| Leonard Maltin and Richard Roeper Debate "Is 3-D Making Our Movie Experience Better?" |
With the spectacular box-office success of Avatar and Alice in Wonderland, more and more movies are being either created in 3-D or converted in post-production. But is this a good thing for movie fans? Leonard Maltin and Richard Roeper tackled the topic on Hollywood Dailies. See what they had to say below.
Updated: 05:08 PM
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| The Twilight Saga: Eclipse's David Slade to Direct The Shadow? |
 With Sam Raimi suddenly free from his Spider-Man 4 duties while Sony reboots the franchise, fans are wondering what project he might tackle next. Early last month, rumors spread that Raimi might direct an update of The Shadow, a costumed crimefighter that started in radio dramas in the 1930s and was most recently adapted into a 1994 movie starring Alec Baldwin. However, last week, Variety reported that Sony allowed the Shadow rights to lapse, sending Raimi scrambling around town to sell the project with himself attached as a producer. The movie may have found a home and a director.
Updated: 03:20 PM
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| New Inception Details |
 Director Christopher Nolan and the cast of Inception have done a remarkable job in keeping the details of the upcoming thriller completely obscure. Leonardo DiCaprio has gone so far as to admit that the movie "didn't make sense to many of us when we were doing it." In a recent interview with British magazine Empire, Nolan revealed a few details about Inception.
Updated: 03:16 PM
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| The Eclipse Trailer: A Scene-by-Scene Review |
 This morning the highly anticipated first official teaser trailer for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse hit the Internet. Here's what one fan, Sara from Novel Novice Twilight, had to say:
Updated: 11:52 AM
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| Mark Millar on How Difficult Kick-Ass Was to Sell to Hollywood |
 With the amount of featurettes, character banners, and trailers released for Kick-Ass, it would appear that the movie was a big-budget, summer blockbuster instead of an independently financed movie based on a comic book about a teenager who decides to become a costumed superhero. Director Matthew Vaughn has talked about how the movie got started, with Kick-Ass co-creator Mark Millar pitching Vaughn the project before an issue was even published, but Miller told Obsessed With Film that selling the movie was extremely difficult.
Updated: 11:11 AM
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| Exclusive Kick-Ass Poster from SXSW Film Festival Plus a New International Poster |
 Those lucky enough to be attending this year's South by Southwest Film Conference and Festival (SXSW) in Austin, Texas, will not only have the chance to see the world premiere of Matthew Vaughn's Kick-Ass during the opening night of the festivities, but the opportunity to snag three new posters made exclusively for the festival. In a statement released to MTV, Film Conference and Festival Producer Janet Peirson said:
Updated: 10:58 AM
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| New Trailer for Robin Hood Lays Out the Plot |
 It's class war again in the medieval forest as the hero (Russell Crowe) stands up for the rights of the people in this new trailer for Ridley Scott's Robin Hood. What's on display here feels much closer to the spirit of the traditional Sherwood Forest hero, and less like the displaced Gladiator that seemed to be hinted at in earlier trailers and sneak peeks.
Updated: 10:44 AM
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| Christopher Nolan Confirms Involvement in Superman Reboot and (Finally) Discusses Batman 3 |
 When Deadline Hollywood first broke the story that the director of Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, Christopher Nolan, was chosen by Warner Bros. to "godfather" the reboot of the Superman franchise, comic book movie fans were practically exploding with excitement and anticipation. Countless blogs and fan forum debates erupted with speculation about everything from cast choices and potential villains to whether or not Nolan's involvement would guarantee a crossover with his Batman franchise.
Updated: 08:00 AM
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| The Twilight Saga: Eclipse Teaser Trailer Released |
Summit Entertainment just released the official Eclipse teaser trailer online, making today the equivalent of Christmas Day for Twilighters everywhere.
Updated: 07:37 AM
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| Our Family Wedding Reviews |
 Those looking for a culture-clash comedy are in luck this weekend with Our Family Wedding, starring America Ferrera and Oscar-winner Forest Whitaker. Is it any good?
Updated: 07:31 AM
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| Eclipse and Breaking Dawn Trailers |
 Tomorrow morning we'll get our first look at The Twilight Saga: Eclipse trailer, which is set to premiere before the Robert Pattinson-centric Remember Me.
Updated: 05:11 PM
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