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Movie News: On this site you will find interesting rumours, news, pictures & trailers from recent and upcoming movies. We are always looking for cool movie scoops, so if you have one, please submit it to us.
Mighty Joe Young: A better copy of the official poster for this upcoming Disney flick starring Bill Paxton, Charlize Theron and Rade Serbedzija. Also, the official site opened up fully a while back for those interested. Baby's in Black: Brad Silberling ("City of Angels") recently signed a first-look deal at DreamWorks, where he will soon begin shooting "Baby's in Black," about a man who falls in love while grieving for his dead fiancee and seeking solace under her family's roof. Silberling himself wrote the script. What's Really Scary: Below is a
scoop concerning a possible new Clive Barker film with
thanks to 'bellamy band': Movie Trailers: Incase you missed it, the trailer for the upcoming Sarah Michelle Gellar/Ryan Phillippe starrer "Cruel Intentions" recently became avilable online. Also a trailer for "Instinct" starring Anthony Hopkins and Cuba Gooding Jr.
Metal Romeo: Nickolas Perry ("Speedway Junky") has signed a deal with producers Randall Emmett and George Furla for his next picture, "Metal Romeo." The story of a 19-year-old rock singer who falls for a girl who takes him on a journey through the dark side of suburbia, "Metal Romeo" will be the first picture to fall under the production banner of Emmett/Furla Films, which aims to produce four films per year. The two producers formed their company while working on "Speedway Junky." Light It Up: Judd Nelson ("The Breakfast Club") has joined Forest Whitaker, Vanessa L. Williams and R&B singer Usher in "Light It Up" for Fox 2000. The film is shooting in Chicago. Produced by Tracey and Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, the urban drama is written and directed by Craig Bolotin. The story concerns a group of disillusioned students at an inner city high school who take a security guard hostage in an attempt to improve conditions. Nelson will play a suspended teacher who is reinstated as part of the students' first demand upon taking over the school. Editors Note: There's been a lack of fresh news lately, so please excuse the short update today. On another note, we are still looking for help setting up a good search script for this page, so if you can help or give some pointers, please contact webmaster@movie-page.com.
Movie Posters: A poster for the romantic thriller "B. Monkey," starring Asia Argento, Jared Harris and Rupert Everett. Also a poster for "The Thin Red Line," a WW2 movie with an all-star-cast. Thanks to 'Michael' for the second image. Pluto Nash: Ron Underwood ("Mighty Joe Young," "Tremors" and "City Slickers") will take the helm of the futuristic comedy "Pluto Nash'' starring Eddie Murphy. Set on the moon in 2087, the Castle Rock project features Murphy as a nightclub owner fighting for the lunar settlement's freedom. The Locked Room: Alexander Payne ("Citizen Ruth") will direct "The Locked Room" for Fine Line Features and RKO Pictures. The adaptation of Paul Auster's acclaimed novel will be scribed by Lem Dobbs ("Dark City"). The $15 million film is slated to begin shooting in fall 1999. The third volume of Auster's New York trilogy, "The Locked Room" is a Kubrickian satire set in the Manhattan literary world. Movie Trailers: The full "Star Trek: Insurrection" trailer is finally available in Quicktime. Also, check out the Section 31 site for quite a few "ST: Insurrection" Commercials. Also a Quicktime version of the "Thin Red Line" trailer.
Man vs. Nature: Bill Paxton ("Aliens"), Timothy Olyphant ("Scream 2") and Gregory Smith ("Small Soldiers") are supposedly in talks to star in "Man vs. Nature," a sequel to 1996's blockbuster hit, "Twister." No director is tied to the project yet, but the film is slated for a summer 2001 release. Helen Hunt is likely not to return. Warner Brothers and Amblin Entertainment to distribute. Thanks to 'ritchiek' for the info! I Know What You Did
Last Summer 3: 'ritchiek' also
dropped in a scoop about a possible third
"IKWYDLS" movie. Sweet above the area below to
read: New Blood: Shawn Wayans is making his dramatic feature debut in the indie crime drama "New Blood" opposite John Hurt and British actor Nick Moran. "Blood," written and directed by Michael Hertz, is a thriller about a kidnapping gone wrong. Wayans will play Moran's best friend and cohort. The Bachelor: Singer Mariah Carey wants to break into movies and she hopes a film cameo will help her kick off an acting career. She is considering a number of small roles, including in The Bachelor, which tells the story of a single young man who will inherit a large sum of money if he weds by a certain deadline. Chris O'Donnell and Renée Zellweger star in the film. Thanks to Craig for the info! But I'm a Cheerleader: Natasha Lyonne ("Krippendorf's Tribe") will next turn her attention to pep rallies and pom-poms in the black comedy "But I'm a Cheerleader." Lyonne will play Megan Bloomfield, a naive 17-year-old who is sent to a "rehab camp'' when her strait-laced parents and friends suspect her of being a lesbian. Clea Duval will co-star in the indie picture, which first-timer Jamie Babbit will direct from a screenplay by Brian Wayne Peterson. Shooting is set to begin this winter. Autumn in New York: Winona Ryder is in talks to join Richard Gere in United Artists' romantic drama "Autumn in New York." News of Ryder's possible involvement in the film comes as Marleen Gorris has withdrawn from the project. Sources said UA would like to film "Autumn in New York" at exactly that time -- fall 1999 -- and would release the film in fall 2000. Allison Burnett's screenplay concerns a New York playboy and owner of one of Manhattan's swank restaurants, a man approaching 50, who falls in love with a dying woman half his age.
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