ZOE SALDANA ON AVATAR

Source: Future Movies

Zoe Saldana has appeared in a variety of movie genres including thrillers, comedies and action adventures with film appearances in Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl, Death At A Funeral and Vantage Point. However, it’s her sci-fi roles in Star Trek and Avatar for which she is most renowned . With Avatar about to be released on DVD, we chat to the actress about her groundbreaking blue movie…

I cannot wait to see her in The Losers and I am so hoping Uhura gets more to do in the next Star Trek. Is she your new fave action heroine?

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Resident Evil Movie Director Ready To Develop Games

Source: Kotaku

Paul W.S. Anderson is famous for two things: Being Mr. Milla Jovovich and making movies based on video games. He’s now keen to spread his wings and create video games.

“In the future,” the filmmaker told MTV News, “I want to be developing intellectual properties that will occupy both spaces simultaneously.” Anderson has brought survival horror series Resident Evil and fighting game Mortal Kombat to the big screen.

He wants to do a Buck Rogers video game – what do you think? Is that a title you would want to see as a new game? Or something that Anderson should do?

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THE WORLD WAR Z MOVIE: STILL NOT DEAD

Source: io9.com

The author of this oral history of the zombie apocalypse, Max Brooks, confirms that the film adaptation is still very much alive — or very much undead.

One of the most anticipated book-to-film projects currently in Hollywood development, World War Z hasn’t been in the news as of late — and that absence might lead zombiphiles to question whether we’ll ever see a movie. Author Max Brooks seeks to calm those fears, even while admitting that Z isn’t a cheap nut to crack. In an interview with FearNet, Brooks said:…

Delays are never good right? I hope this title makes it, Marc Forster still wants to director so this could be a really great translation from book to screen.

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STRETCH ARMSTRONG MOVIE GETS A WRITER AND DIRECTOR

Source: about.com

Universal Pictures announced they’ve signed up Rob Letterman (co-director of Monsters vs Aliens) to direct Stretch Armstrong, the film based on the once popular Hasbro stretchy toy. And Universal also said they’ve brought Nicholas Stoller on board to do a rewrite of Steve Oederkerk’s original screenplay.

Letterman and Stoller just finished up working together on 20th Century Fox’s Gulliver’s Travels (starring Jack Black and Emily Blunt) which Letterman directed and Stoller rewrote. And Stoller recently finished writing/directing Get Him to the Greek, a spin-off of Forgetting Sarah Marshall – another film he co-wrote and directed.

I hesitate at any movie based on a toy, but with this director and writer, there might be hope for this? What do you think?

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TEN MOVIES THAT SHOULD NEVER GET SEQUELS

Source: io9.com

It’s a Hollywood rule: If a movie does well, make a sequel. Occasionally it works — Aliens, The Road Warrior, Dawn of the Dead — but too often it leads to disaster. Here are 10 that should be left alone.

I agree with that list SO much. Sometimes successful movies should just be left alone.

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