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Pop culture's most famous pirate makes his return later this month, in Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. The cast and crew told us what's in store for Captain Jack — and whether he might do a fifth movie. More »
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Check out the latest behind-the-scenes video from Disney's Sorcerer's Apprentice. Sure it's not high-concept, but its smacks of quality summer popcorn fare. And we're due for one good wide-screen action film that isn't plagued with wrecking balls and racist robots. More »
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Jerry Bruckheimer and Disney just paid a pretty penny for the new space race screenplay from Bruckheimer's usual writers. Which means we're due for a epic space film that may not be groundbreaking, but by god it will be entertaining. More »
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A long time ago, we heard whispers about a Jerry Bruckheimer video-games-and-aliens film titled, Alien Wars. But little had been revealed, until screenwriter Eric Heisserer, who penned a draft, shed some light on the mysterious Last Starfighter-esque movie. More »
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Comics' greatest rag-tag crew of alien soldiers is finally getting the attention it deserves, with an epic movie produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and Disney. But can Disney re-create Alien Legion's gritty space war without turning it PG? More »
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World War Robot, Ashley Wood's comic about the space war between man and machine, has been optioned for a movie. That's the good news. The great news? Jerry Bruckheimer is producing. There is no way this movie can fail. More »
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If you've seen a trailer for the new spy-fi, super intelligent, talking Guinea Pig movie, G-Force, you've pretty much seen the entire film in the space of two minutes. Imagine that pain spread out over 90 minutes. Spoilers below. More »
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ZOMG guinea peeeg spiez! Super guinea pig agents are out to stop a billionaire baddie in Jerry Bruckheimer's new G-Force movie. Hooray for secret agent critters with gadgets! More »
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Jerry Bruckheimer's remake of the British flop Eleventh Hour has already had its share of confusion ahead of its October 9th premiere. The network had decided to punt the actual pilot (a remake of the British pilot) for another episode titled "Agro." Now they say they're going back to using the original $4 million dollar pilot as the premiere. The show already tried changing its name, only to change it back. Bottom line: the troubled production can't seem to decide exactly how different it wants to be from the British version. More »
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So we mentioned in morning spoilers the other day that Jerry Bruckheimer's oh-no-science show Eleventh Hour was doing a Dollhouse. That is, the mad-science show's original pilot is getting pushed back to become its second or third episode, because its hard-hitting storyline about abuses of science was too dark and controversial. And now we know what the show's new pilot, which is supposed to be sunnier and less edgy, will be about. Click through to discover the acceptable face of weird science, with spoilers. More »
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It looks like Rufus Sewell's performance in Jerry Bruckheimer's new show Elemental takes a page from his work in CSI. Including the one recluse-type main character, lots of hypothetical question asking, and great musical crescendos for commercial breaks. As in the original British show, the Patrick Stewart-starring Eleventh Hour, Jacob Hood (Sewell) is the lone-wolf scientist the government calls in to deal with weird situations. He's matched with sexy blonde bodyguard Rachel (just Rachel). And judging from this new clip, Sewell brings the science with a heavy dollop of moralizing. [Trek Movie] More »
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Not surprisingly, Jerry Bruckheimer's Eleventh Hour, on CBS, will be the guiltiest pleasure of the fall TV season. The remake of a stodgy British show, about a scientist who goes around investigating "the worst abuses of science" with his female bodyguard, will replace Patrick Stewart with Rufus Sewell (Dark City). And the sexy ass-kicking bodyguard will be played by Marley Shelton (Grindhouse.) It sounds cheese-tastic, and really the only question is how quickly the "abuses of science" will turn into crazy mutants and exploding laboratories. Good times. More »
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Jerry Bruckheimer, creator of CSI, will copy Eleventh Hour, a British TV miniseries about a government scientist who investigates abuses of science, including killer viruses and stem-cell research run amok. (With his bad-ass female bodyguard in tow.) The British version starred Patrick Stewart, who went around insisting in interviews that the show wasn't an attempt to cash in on the success of the new Doctor Who. (But the show's creator/producer, Stephen Gallagher, wrote some of the most confusing Who episodes in the early 80s.) The American version, airing on CBS, will star Rufus Sewell, a British actor who starred in The Illusionist. [C21 Media] More »
]]> http://io9.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=360022&view=rss&microfeed=true The producers of The Mist claimed credit for a "dense foggy mist" that swamped Los Angeles on Monday evening. The fog shut down one of two arrival runways at LAX, forcing the cancellation of a dozen flights. Police blamed one traffic fatality on the freak weather. So it may not have been the best plan for the Weinstein Company to claim responsibility. More »
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