Iron Man, Harry Potter
Could Harry Potter beat Iron Man in a fight? We'll soon find.
The final Harry Potter has been confirmed to open Jul. 15, 2011 — the same opening date Marvel/Paramount has scheduled for The Avengers ...
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Transformers and 300
So you have a list of people to buy for and no idea what to get them, right? Been there, suffered through that. And children, I can only offer you two options: piss off a bunch of friends over Thanksgiving so you don't have to get them anything, or head to the DVD section. Because nothing says "I put more thought into this than you deserve" than a movie starring some of their fave TV faces. And they're so easy to wrap!
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The Dark Knight, Iron Man
The People's Choice Awards have spoken.
Though it's hardly the most respected or glamorous Hollywood award show, the annual event almost always gets it right in rewarding the biggest hitters in TV, movies and music. Topping this year's list of nominees are stars like ...
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Terrence Howard, Iron Man
It turns out that news of Don Cheadle replacing Terrence Howard in the upcoming Iron Man sequel was as much of a shock for Howard as it was for the rest of us.
"It was the surprise of a lifetime. There was ...
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Stan Lee by Michael Buckner/Getty Images
Iron Man stomped box office sales this past summer with a powerful combination of phenomenal casting, serious special effects, tight dialogue and fast-paced action. Months later, the air may be getting crisper, but fans can relive the summer blockbuster all over again with the flick on DVD, which hits streets September 30. To usher in the arrival of the film on disc, TVGuide.com spoke with the comic's creator, Stan Lee, to get his take on the movie, how much of him we'll see on the DVD and what we can expect from him next. Plus: Will we soon see Iron Man: The TV Series? - Anna Dimond
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The Dark Knight courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures; Iron Man courtesy Paramount Pictures
The Dark Knight ruled theaters but the summer box office was not dark at allAccording to The Hollywood Reporter summer 2008 can go down in history with a record domestic gross thanks to the 300 million-plus hauls of Knight Iron Man and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal SkullThough last summer had four films cross the 300 milestone Knight made up for the deficit with its own record-setting performance which includes four consecutive weeks at No 1By the close of Labor Day weekend domestic intake is projected to surpass 4 billion
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Robert Downey Jr. by Hee Chul Kim/WireImage.com
Making his first professional move since trampling box offices as Iron Man Robert Downey Jr has taken the role of Sherlock Holmes in the upcoming eponymous drama from Warner Bros Guy Ritchie aka Mrs Madonna will direct leaving fingers crossed well get some Lock Stock-style grit and shoot-em-up action If the movie sounds familiar its because it is Columbia Pictures is putting together a comedic take on the classic tale with Sacha Baron Cohen and Will Ferrell at least were assuming it will be a comedyShooting for Downeys crime-solving movie will kick off in October In the meantime Which version would you rather see Think A pipe-smoking Borat vs Iron Man in a cloak I know Its a tough one Anna DimondRelated149 Meet the New Sherlock and Watson Baron Cohen and Ferrell
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Robert Downey Jr. by Kevin Mazur/ WireImage.com
Hot off his mega-Iron Man success Robert Downey Jr is in talks to saddle up for his next big role in the Brian Grazer-Ron Howard film Cowboys Aliens Per the Reporter the movie would be a mix of the sci-fi and Western genres for what will likely be a tongue-in-cheek take on the mlange and is set to hit theaters in 2010The role would be Downeys first deal since smashing the box office competition as Iron Man In the meantime while the talks continue for the Cowboys role audiences can get more of the steely hero in Tropic Thunder this August and The Soloist in November Are you pining for more of Downey Jr in blockbuster type of roles or wish hed return to the sensitive fare that was Less Than Zero With any luck his next roles will be a little bit of both Anna DimondRelated Movie News149 Movie Train Will Roll into Comic-Con149 Iron Man vs Speed Racer Start Your Engines149 Marvel Iron Man 2 on the Way
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Let the Comic-Con gimmicks begin Last year one of the most buzzed-about appearances at the huge San Diego festival was made by a full-scale suit from the Iron Man movie Iron Man you may have heard went on to be this summers biggest films grossing 288 million in six weeksIn order to piggyback off the success of early promotional buzz more and more movie studios are introducing their films in big ways at Comic-Con Case in point Walden Media aka the Chronicles of Narnia people will launch one of the most ambitious Comic-Con marketing stunts ever for its upcoming film City of Ember starring Bill Murray Per Variety Walden will re-create the mythical city from the film on a private two-car train The coolest part The train will take 25 members of the media on a two-hour journey to the conventions San Diego locale Um where can we sign up Erin FoxRelated149 Bill Murray Slapped with Restraining Order and Divorce Papers149 Use Our Online Video Guide to Wa
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Ali Larter by Chris Haston/NBC; Steven W. Bailey courtesy ABC; Lisa Edelstein by Adam Taylor/Fox
With the long Memorial Day holiday this weekend, let's have some fun and play a game!We've actually played this game before, last October. I had a different blog back then, called "DVD Guy", and I called the game "Today's Stars...Yesterday!" We all had a great deal of fun, and lots of readers chimed in with their own examples of big-name celebs they've seen "in smaller roles, during leaner times".The way to play is very simple: Think of hot "new" stars that you see in any current TV show, and try to think of where you've spotted them on DVDs of older programs. Probably only slightly older shows, but there's absolutely no limit. Let's just have a blast with it! I'll give us several examples, just to get us started:• Grey's Anatomy wrapped their fourth season last night, and the younger Dr. Grey wrapped her first full season in the show. Chyler Leigh's straight-laced turn as "Lexi" might not make her recognizable, though, to the few of us who saw her as punk-rockin', spike-m...
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