A while ago, MTV recognized the massive fandoms behind comic blockbuster films “The Avengers” and “The Dark Knight Rises” could provide a huge showdown when MTV created their MTV Movie Brawl. It was a knock-out, drag-down fight, but in the end, “The Dark Knight Rises” beat “The Avengers” by a narrow percentage of the votes. MTV has provided an analysis of the results, citing the facts that the higher stakes, the lovable factor of Alfred’s (Michael Caine) voice-over versus Nick Fury’s (Samuel L. Jackson) voice-over in “The Avengers,” and the villain Bane (Tom Hardy) gave “The Dark Knight Rises” the edge on “The Avengers.” However, MTV also gives points to…

Here’s three epic new movie stills from the upcoming film “Snow White and the Huntsman” by director Rupert Sanders and starring Kristen Stewart (The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1, On The Road, The Runaways), Chris Hemsworth (The Avengers, Thor, Red Dawn, The Cabin in the Woods), Charlize Theron (Mad Max: Fury Road, Prometheus), Ian McShane (Jack the Giant Killer, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides), Sam Claflin, Bob Hoskins (Hook) and Ray Winstone (The Departed). Click Here to check out our Top 20 photo gallery from Snow White and the Huntsman. Synopsis: In a twist to the fairy tale, the Huntsman (Hemsworth) ordered to take Snow White…

One of E!’s most popular reality shows, “Ice Loves Coco,” is back for another season! The show, starring rapper/actor Ice-T and his wife, actress/model Coco Austin, chronicles their everyday life as a couple married for 10 years. This season will have a lot of ups and downs, including Coco’s scary diagnosis, celebrations and house-hunting, as well as special appearances by two of Ice’s “Law and Order: SVU” costars, Kelly Giddish and Richard Belzer. You can read more about the show below, as well as see a sneak peek video and pictures from the new season. Make sure to watch the new season on E! Feb. 19th at 10:30pm ET/PT, followed…

If there’s anything that’s just as anticipated as the film adaptation of “The Hunger Games,” it’s the soundtrack to the film adaptation of “The Hunger Games.” News about the soundtrack has been coming out in a slow trickle, but finally, the biggest news since the release of Taylor Swift and the Civil Wars’ single has been announced–the release of the cover art on the film’s official Facebook page. The cover art for the soundtrack, subtitled, “Songs for District 12 and Beyond,” is standard, to say the least. It’s basically a cropped version of the poster showing Katniss. You can view the cover below the post. You can also learn more…

As a fan of the book “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” and the film, “Blade Runner,” I, for one, did NOT ask for a sequel to “Blade Runner.” Of course, it’s not as if I work as a movie executive or anything. But some movie executive has given the okay to a “Blade Runner” sequel. And, in all honesty, the sequel might turn out to be cool. Not only is Ridley Scott probably going to come back to direct the sequel, but, according to Slash Film via Twitchfilm, Harrison Ford is in early talks to reprise his role as Deckard. According to Twitchfilm, the idea of Ford being in…

Andy Serkis’ work as Caesar in “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” has earned the actor a Virtuoso Award from the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. While at the event, Serkis talked about what it’s like to be the go-to guy for motion-capture characters. “The great thing is that performance capture technology is now being realized as an actor’s tool,” he said. “It isn’t really a specialized form of acting. Acting is acting. It’s just a different way of recording an actor’s performance. But it’s taken a long time for people to understand that.” He also said how great is to be back as Gollum in “The Hobbit: An…

London-based Hammer Film’s ghost story “The Woman in Black” has shattered box office expectations during its three day opening weekend in the US, grossing just over $21m. The film, based on Susan Hill’s classic novel and starring Daniel Radcliffe, opened on almost 3000 screens through CBS Films, raking in a per screen average of approximately $7,400. The film also took the number one position in the Canadian box office. According to the press release, “The Woman in Black”‘s three-day weekend gross makes the film the highest opening ever for a Hammer film in the US and one of the very few British films that has broken the $20m opening weekend…

MTV reported on an interview Sir Michael Caine (The Dark Knight Rises) gave to The Mirror about ending the “Batman” movie trilogy. Not much new came out about the film, “On Batman you get shot if you speak about it,” he said to the paper, but he give the assurance that “this one will definitely be the best ever.” He also gave a little insight into the man behind the “Batman” reboots, Christopher Nolan. “When yo do one of the films its like signing the Official Secrets Act,” he said. “The director Chris Nolan is the most secretive guy. The first time he came to me for Batman he came…

Marc Webb opened up about more of the elements of “The Amazing Spider-Man” to a Comic Con annual magazine, according to CinemaBlend. According to the article, which was also reported on by Latino Review, Webb talks more about the “untold story” he wants to tell. “It’s really important for us to be able to communicate that this isn’t a remake of Sam Raimi’s movie,” said Webb to the magazine. “There’s new territory, there’s a new villain, it’s a different Peter Parker.” One part of the untold story is featuring Gwen Stacy as the love interest instead of the traditional usage of Mary Jane. “We’ve seen Mary Jane,” said Webb. “I…

It would seem that the cast of “The Help” aren’t the only ones receiving accolades for their work on the film. The screenwriter and director of the film, Tate Taylor, has been announced as the recipient for the Writers Guild of America, West’s 2012 Paul Selvin Award. “Tate Taylor’s adapted screenplay for The Help artfully distills the empowering essence and core emotional truths of Kathryn Stockwell’s novel, translating it into a film that forcefully illustrates how ordinary people can impact positive social change. Evoking a specific time and place, the film’s message is ultimately universal and remains relevant today. Tate’s honor is well-deserved – and his script does Paul Selvin’s…