Author: Adam Bellotto

Screenplays are hard. So much so that “scriptreader” is a real job, one that involves separating written wheat from so much poorly-written chaff. So much…

Things were so much simpler before Matthew McConaughey became a well-respected, critically lauded actor. The world was a brighter, shinier place. It was full of…

It couldn’t have been easy being Hayao Miyazaki’s kid. Dad is heralded as an unparalleled genius; the pressure for a young Goro Miyazaki to do…

David Goyer is a busy fellow. He’s more or less the main man in charge of bringing DC Comics to the big screen; a sort…

Scorsese and De Niro. McQueen and Fassbender. Tarantino and L. Jackson. Sometimes the forces of filmmaking are so profound that director and actor are willed…

Listen, I know we’ve all been waiting with bated breath for that The Incredible Mr. Limpet remake to finally get out the door and into…

Vin Diesel Celebrates a Fourth ‘Riddick’ Film By Recreating Grammy Night Performances in His Living Room On some days, social media provides a terrific set of…

“Zero must equal one hundred percent.” You’ll be hearing that a lot in the first trailer for Terry Gilliam’s The Zero Theorem. But what does…

‘Four Weddings and a Funeral’ Director Is Somehow the Obvious Choice to Direct ‘Day of the Triffids’ Remake It’s okay to admit it: plants can…