Although he enjoyed his big action Hollywood blockbusters, director Renny Harlin states he truly enjoyed making his relatively low budget film 5 Days of War, which is currently reaching viewers via Blu-ray and DVD.
EdGross - 6/26/2011
Perez Hilton is reporting that discussions are underway that may lead to James Bond going up against Lord Voldemort in the still untitled Bond 23. More accurately, it would mean Daniel Craig acting alongside Ralph Fiennes.
EdGross - 6/25/2011
Rob Cohen, directing of the soon to start shooting I, Alex Cross, will be returning to Fast and the Furious territory for Bullet Run, which will have its action take place in the Middle East.
EdGross - 6/25/2011
Coming to theatres in September is The Killer Elite, an action flick starring Jason Statham, Clive Owen, Robert De Niro and Julia Stiles.
EdGross - 6/23/2011
Deadline is reporting that FilmDistrict is expected to obtain the U.S. distribution rights for the Jason Statham starrer, Parker, based on the character created by author Donald E. Westlake.
EdGross - 6/20/2011
Rocky IV was a classic battle between East vs. West as Rocky Balboa went up against Drago. Now an online musical has been created for the film... hey, it can't be any worse than Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark!
EdGross - 6/18/2011
By popular demand of viewers, Appjudgment has looked at the vast number of requests for a review of the game app Bruce Lee: Dragon Warrior and given the fans what they were looking for.
EdGross - 6/18/2011
Movie, TV and comic book writer Marc Guggenheim, who has also co-written the Green Lantern film, is getting ready to launch his own potential franchise in the form of Liquid Comics' Nowhere Man.
EdGross - 6/16/2011
Sylvester Stallone's follow-up to The Expendables has found a director in the form of Simon West, who most recently directed Sly's Expendables co-star, Jason Statham, in the remake of The Mechanic.
EdGross - 6/15/2011
Clevver Movies has a report on Tom Hanks gearing up to play Major Matt Mason, in the live action feature film based on the classic action figure.
EdGross - 6/15/2011
Real boxing collided with reel boxing in New York as Sylvester Stallone, forever remembered as fictional heavyweight champion Rocky Balboa, and former real life champion Mike Tyson were inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame.
EdGross - 6/15/2011
Theweek.com has further details on Act of Valor, the Navy SEALS film picked up by Relativity for 2012 release that stars actual members of that elite sector of the military.
EdGross - 6/15/2011
Watch the beautiful and bloody warrior Skarlet rip people apart in this new DLC character trailer for the fighting game Mortal Kombat.
EdGross - 6/15/2011
In the movie Warrior, the youngest son of an alcoholic former boxer returns home, where he is trained by his father for competition in a mixed martial arts tournament. Check out the first trailer for the film.
EdGross - 6/15/2011
According to Deadline, Chernin Entertainment and Fox 2000 have jointly acquired the film rights to Robert Harris' novel, The Fear Index.
EdGross - 6/14/2011
Although Tom Cruise is supposed to be filming Joseph Kosinski's Oblivion in January, if things come together fast enough he could be starring in the adaptation of Lee Child's One Shot first. Christopher McQuarrie will adapt the book and direct.
EdGross - 6/13/2011
With the original pulling in nearly $300 million at the global box office, it's not really surprising that Sony has decided to go ahead with a sequel to Angelina Jolie's 2010 film Salt, in which she plays a CIA agent on the run after being exposed as a Russian spy.
EdGross - 6/13/2011
Relativity Media announced today that it has acquired worldwide rights to market and distribute Bandito Brothers’ Act of Valor. The groundbreaking film is an intense action-thriller which showcases an elite group of active duty Navy Seals.
EdGross - 6/13/2011
According to EW, actress Naomie Harris, whose credits include Pirates of the Caribbean and 28 Days Later, is being talked to about a role as a Bond Girl in the still-untitled Bond 23.
EdGross - 6/13/2011
Hollywood is a funny place: score at the box office, you write your own ticket. Have a couple of middling successes, that ticket becomes a little more elusive and things go down from there. But if your B.O. is down and you suddenly have a hit, suddenly you're in demand, as is the case with Dwayne Johnson and G.I. Joe 2.
EdGross - 6/12/2011