MOVIE NEWS FOR MAY 29TH: NEIL GAIMAN’S THE GRAVEYARD BOOK, 12 MUST SEE MOVIES AND MORE

CHRIS COLUMBUS ENABLES NEIL JORDAN’S ADATATION OF NEIL GAIMAN’S ‘THE GRAVEYARD BOOK’

Source: slashfilm.com


In October of 2008 we heard from Neil Gaiman that a film was in development based on his novel The Graveyard Book. A few months later, Gaiman revealed that Neil Jordan would write and direct. And that, for the most part, is all we’ve known about the project.

Now a report on the slate of films for Chris Columbus‘ company 1492 Pictures and financing partner CJ Entertainment out of South Korea suggests that the film is coming closer to being a reality. That’s a joy; not only is Jordan a potentially great choice for the material, but after a week of regurgitated reboot and sequel news, this is news of a film that could have a unique identity.

Deadline reports on the development, reiterating that Jordan will write and direct the live-action film. Gaiman is producing with Framestore (who have been on board since the beginning) and Wayfare Entertainment; CJ will co-finance the film and distribute in Korea and Japan.

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‘ LOST BOYS : THE THIRST’ TRAILER

Source: www.realtvaddict.com

Yet another attempt to ride the cash cow that was the original Lost Boys film is in the works. Lost Boys: The Thirst is on its way to the big screen, and the makers are saying it will be much bigger than the second attempt, Lost Boys: The Tribe, that released straight to DVD in 2008.

Frog Brother, Corey Feldman, returns to the series, which at this point isn’t enough to convince me to watch it. Especially not on the big screen. Apparently, Feldman is also an executive producers for the film, which was shot in South Africa. That isn’t making me want to watch it either.

The Thirst promises to have more blood, nudity, scars, violence and natural-looking vampires. Does that mean they’re going to sparkle like Edward Cullen?

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12 MUST SEE SCI-FI AND FANTASY MOVIES OF  SUMMER

Source: scifiwire.com


It’s the start of Memorial Day weekend, which can only mean one thing—BBQs and hot summer movies. While we know some of you just can’t wait to see Marmaduke or the Scary Movie dudes’ new flick, Vampire Movie, we decided to put together our MUST-SEE list of movies.

Here are the 12 sci-fi and fantasy movies we’re most looking forward to this summer in order of their release date.

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THE ADJUSTMENT BUREAU: HOLLYWOOD’S NEXT SCIENCE FICTION ROMANCE FILM

Source: thegalaxyexpress.net


Hot on the heels of AVATAR comes THE ADJUSTMENT BUREAU (September 2010), Hollywood’s next big budget science fiction romance. Adapted from the 1954 short story Adjustment Team by renowned author Philip K. Dick, the forthcoming film, which stars Matt Damon and Emily Blunt, is about an “…affair between a politician and a ballerina [that] is affected by mysterious forces keeping the lovers apart.”

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I fell in love with Neil Gaiman’s ‘The Graveyard Book’ the moment I heard him read an excerpt of it when I was at a signing in Sydney, and am THRILLED at the prospect of a movie about it!YAY! I’m not expecting the movie to follow the book to the letter – it would be hard to get all the nuances and intricacies down to a few hours in the cinema – but, like the other adaptations of Mr Gaiman’s work, I’m expecting the essence of the story to be alive and kicking

What movie are you looking forward to this summer?

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