If you think that “The End of Time” sounds like a grandiose title, then you should see the story itself, with the show trying to send the Tenth Doctor off in epic style with the return of all manner of familiar faces and the tying-up of all manner of loose ends. Shame that it really doesn’t come together that well, then.
It took four years for Doctor Who to go into the Christmas Past, but “The Next Doctor” proved to be worth the wait, with snow, orphans, a mystery that doesn’t outstay its welcome and a giant steampunk-esque Cyberman rampaging across London. It doesn’t get more festive than that!
Makeup-test footage has surfaced featuring a rejected design for the Green Goblin in Sam Raimi’s 2002 Spider-Man movie.
Warner Bros. and Lego have struck a deal for the toy company to make sets and minifigures based on all five Lord of the Rings and Hobbit movies.
Parks and Recreation star Adam Scott said if cast schedules work out — and Starz gives the greenlight — a Party Down movie could be shot over the summer.
Newly uncovered concept art from Tim Burton’s Superman Lives reveals shoulder pads, body armor, and the idea for Woody Harrelson as Jor-El.
Lionsgate has revealed the official poster for The Expendables 2, the Simon West-directed sequel that brings together such action stars as Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Chuck Norris, Bruce Willis and Arnold Schwarzenneger.
Lost veterans Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz talk with Spinoff Online about their ABC drama Once Upon a Time, Fables creator Bill Willingham, and finding the heart of fairy-tale characters.
Fox has unveiled a lenticular poster for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, the genre mash-up from director Timur Bekmambetov, producer Tim Burton and author Seth Grahame-Smith.
The Doctor will be looking for a new “friend” after current companions Amy and Rory leave the TARDIS, head writer Steven Moffat announced.
Warner Bros. has debuted the teaser trailer for director Bryan Singer’s Jack the Giant Killer, the 3D fantasy adventure that stars Nicholas Hoult, Stanley Tucci, Ian McShane, Bill Nighy, Eleanor Tomlinson and Ewan McGregor.
With the news that Russell Brand is following Jonah Hill’s lead and creating and voicing a new animated series for Fox, I’ve started to wonder: Are we close to animation becoming mainstream television entertainment for the second time?
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