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Ari Folman has been working on The Congress for about five years now and it seems the delay in bringing his adaptation of Stanislaw Lem's short story to the big screen is a result of not being able to bring it all together in a cohesive package.

Seven years after Sara Polley’s directorial debut, Away From Her, and only two in the wake of her follow-up, 2011′s Take This Waltz, the actress-filmmaker’s latest offering feels like something of a capstone at this juncture of her career. Limited as her body of work may be, Stories We Tell explains, or rather clarifies, her [...]

Blues musician Gregg Allman’s story is coming to the big screen. Project is being sold at Cannes. Open Road Films and Unclaimed Freight Productions’ Randall Miller and Jody Savin are producing “My Cross To Bear,” based on Allman’s 2012 autobiography of the same name, along with the duo’s music business partner Brad Rosenberg. Miller will... Read more »

Alanis Morissette and Shannyn Sossamon have been cast in “The Price of Desire,” a new romantic period drama based on the life of architect Eileen Gray that’s getting a little extra help from Kickstarter – but in an unexpected way. Sossamon will play Gray, who falls in love with the famous Swiss/French architect Le Corbusier,... Read more »

The party hasn't stopped. TV Spot for The Great Gatsby which is now playing in a theater near you. Filed Under: The Great Gatsby Tags: Warner Bros. Pictures, Drama, Romance, Book, TV Spot, Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, Joel Edgerton, Carey Mulligan, Isla Fisher

TV Spot for the Identity Thief DVD and Blu-ray which will be available on June 4th. Filed Under: Identity Thief Tags: Universal Pictures, Comedy, Crime, TV Spot, Jason Bateman, Melissa McCarthy

Rebecca Zlotowski takes a big leap with her sophomore effort "Grand Central" starring Tahar Rahim, Lea Seydoux, Oliver Gourmet and debuted in Un Certain Regard today at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival.http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/awards-campaign

This week’s B-Sides is for all of you 1970’s folk rock fans. The song actually isn’t too bad, to be honest, but you’re probably not familiar with it because the film it stems from is one of the all-time worst. A New Mexico mineralogist gets conked on the head by a falling moon rock during a meteor storm and now turns into a reptilian monster whenever the moon is full. Track of the Moon Beast should have been so much more fun than the snoozefest it actually turned out to be. Watching it, you’ll fully understand why the film, which was shot in 1972, wasn’t able to find distribution for four years. One of the highlights - or lowlights - of Track of the Moon Beast, depending on your tolerance for poor man’s Crosby, Stills, & Nash folk rock, is a brief musical interlude in which crooner Frank Larrabee takes the stage to perform “California Lady.” My voice been getting froggy I been smoking too damn much Singing songs to the sun that's rising Rhyming words I cannot touch Oh, I been wandering in circles With just a guitar in my hand Playing one too many barrooms and drinkin' more than I can stand California lady, won't you bring your love to me California lady, she's the one I want to see My California lady With lyrics like that there’s nothing left to say but light up a doobie and set your earlobes to mellow. VISIT THE EVILSHOP @ AMAZON! Got news? Click here to submit it! Rock out in the comments section below.

Featurette for Epic takes an extended look at the story. Filed Under: Epic Tags: 20th Century Fox, CG Animation, Adventure, Action, Featurette, Beyoncé Knowles, Colin Farrell, Josh Hutcherson, Amanda Seyfried, Aziz Ansari

On May 24th...Expect something epic...exciting...original...spectacular...eye-popping...3D event of the Summer. TV Spot for Epic. Filed Under: Epic Tags: 20th Century Fox, CG Animation, Adventure, Action, TV Spot, Amanda Seyfried, Josh Hutcherson, Colin Farrell, Christoph Waltz