All The Crazy Things Shia LaBeouf Did To Prepare For Fury

Shia LaBeouf goes hard. He doesn't know the meaning of light preparation or minimal effort. If he commits to something, he'll go over and above to make it happen. If he's committed to doing a silent performance art apology and someone takes off his clothes and has sex with him, he's going to let it happen. And if he needs to play a soldier in a realistic, gritty film, he's going to get on his boots and simulate war as best as he can. Over the course of an extended, two week interview with Dazed, Shia LaBeouf opened up about ...

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Watch Mark Hamill Discuss The Future of Star Wars in 1983

It appears that Mark Hamill had his return to the role of Luke Skywalker in the back of his mind for quite some time now. Check out this video from 1983 where Hamill discusses the future of Star Wars. Despite not being involved with the Star Wars reboot, apparently George Lucas had something like this in mind during the shooting of the original Star Wars trilogy. While I'm glad that there is some new blood behind The Force Awakens, there's no doubt that Lucas clearly had a giant story in mind when he first imagined the Star Wars universe. Sure, he ...

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Avengers 2 Might Need Reshoots, Get The Details

The Avengers: Age Of Ultron came to an official wrap this past August, and everyone rejoiced that one of next summer's biggest blockbusters was in the can and ready for the post-production haul. However, as with many major Hollywood blockbusters, that little gremlin we know as reshoots has reportedly reared its ugly head and summoned the cast back for a couple more pick ups, hero shots, and a potential after credits tag. These are all of the possible scenarios that certain cast members are being called back to London to engage in, and we have some ideas on what might ...

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Guardians Of The Galaxy's Director Loves Nebula And Has Huge Plans For Her

Though her time on screen is short, Nebula stands out as a dominant and intriguing character among a cast of unique misfits. And we haven't seen the last of her. James Gunn expressed his love for the character of Nebula and hinted at her return in the upcoming sequel. In a recent interview with Yahoo UK, James Gunn, director of Guardians of the Galaxy, admitted he had big plans for the future of Nebula. "I have so many plans for Nebula... I love Nebula. I fell in love with the design of Nebula. I cast around that design. I fell ...

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Why Ridley Scott Had To Cast White People As Egyptians, According To Ridley Scott

Ridley Scott has made his fair amount of press, both good and bad, in his long, illustrious career. Yet each film manages to spark some sort of new debate over the merits of his work, as well as the work itself. Prometheus still stands as a film that's divided sci-fi geeks onto two sides of the issue, with no end in sight. Yet in the case of Exodus: Gods And Kings, the controversy is a more typical, but nonetheless hot button sort of issue that's staring us down every day in Hollywood's PR machine: the lack of diversity in the ...

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These 4 Upcoming Sony Movies Just Leaked Onto The Internet

Remember when the computer systems for Sony Pictures got hacked? Well, it turns the situation has evolved into more than just a minor setback. Four of the studio's movies that haven't been released yet have suddenly found their way onto file sharing sites, and they are being downloaded by potential customers. According to Variety, the films in question are Annie, Still Alice, Mr. Turner and To Write Love On Her Arms. Obviously, Annie had the highest ceiling and is therefore capable of doing the most damage. It is due to be released on December 19th, and while there are no ...

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BBC launches game creation tool for children

Make It Technobabble is a 'digital maker kit' for kids ages 8-14.

The BBC has launched a new online tool designed to teach children how to make basic video games.







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