Channing Tatum Proposed A ‘Ghostbusters’ Spinoff With Chris Pratt Even as Sony sets up plans for itsGhostbustersreboot, it may have an eye on aGhostbustersspinoff. Leaked emails from the Sony hack revealChanning Tatumwants to team withJoeandAnthony Russo(ofCaptain America: The Winter Soldier) for a newGhostbustersmovie, in which Tatum would star withChris Pratt. According to Tatum, it’ll be like “a HUGE BATMAN BEGINS MOVIE” in terms of “epicness.” More on the possible Channing Tatum Chris PrattGhostbustersproject after the jump....

Cool Stuff: ‘Jurassic Park’ T-Rex Comes To Life As A Huge Chronicle Collectibles Statue We have a T-Rex! In fact, you can have a T-Rex fromJurassic Parkas well if you happen to have a stack of cash lying around to spend on a fifth scale statue of the dinosaur from Steven Spielberg’s modern classic. Chronicle Collectiblesis releasing the latest in their line of Jurassic Park statues for pre-order today, and it’s a gigantic statue of the Tyrannosaurus Rex from the original movie....

Duncan Jones Shares ‘Warcraft’ Set Pictures, Shows Off A (Mostly) Practical Stormwind I believe inWarcraft. And I believe inWarcraftbecause I believe inDuncan Jones, a filmmaker who has demonstrated strong instincts in his previous two films. So while the masses werebaffled by early footageat Comic-Con last year andthe first trailerwas marred by obviously unfinished CGI, Iremain hopeful. Jones is too smart and crafty to deliver something forgettable –Warcraftmay be great or it may be a disaster, but it almost certainly won’t be run-of-the-mill....

First Look: Bruce Willis In Rian Johnson’s New ‘Looper’ We’ve been pretty vocal about our interest inRian Johnson, whose debut filmBrickis (I think) a tremendously entertaining modern noir, and who crafted an engaging and clever caper film inThe Brothers Bloom. SoLooper, his third film and one which involves time travel (and the talents of Primer directorShane Carruth!) is something we’re quite keen to see. Here’s your first look at any real stills from the film....

First Look: Is Johnny Depp A Ghoulish King Of Pop In ‘Dark Shadows’? [No photo] Prognosticators of doom and gloom forTim Burton’s latest effort, here’s your biggest opening to date. These are the first set pics ofJohnny Deppon the set of Tim Burton’sDark Shadows, and at the very best, he looks like a dandied-up zombie version of Michael Jackson as he might exist in Warren Beatty’sDick Tracy. What’s the context here?...

George R.R. Martin Grew Frustrated With Game Of Thrones After Season 5 Death, taxes, and the inability to please everyone with an adaptation of a popular story. you may always count on these certainties in life, but that last one takes on even further complications when you’re talking about the actual author of the original story. Though it’s worth remembering that it took a little time to fully catch on in the early going, “Games of Thrones” eventually transformed into a pop culture juggernaut that had fans taking in every new episode during watch parties or bars as if it were a Super Bowl-sized event....

Gorillaz Is Getting A Feature Film At Netflix They’ve been one of the coolest animated bands for more than 20 years, with seven studio albums, a web series, and a crossover with “The Powerpuff Girls.” Now, Gorillaz is getting a movie. The animated avatars who represent the real-life band have a complicated history that super-fans have tracked from their self-titled debut, but the movie will expand their stories into a feature-length narrative....

Greta Gerwig’s ‘Little Women’ Remake Casts Bob Odenkirk In Unknown Role Bob Odenkirkis trading ill-fitting suits for a frock coat. The Emmy-nominated actor ofBetter CallSaulis the latest high-profile star to boardGreta Gerwig’sLittle Womenremake cast, joining the likes ofSaoirse Ronan, Timothée Chalamet, Emma Watson, and Meryl Streep.Deadlinereports that Odenkirk is joining theLittle Womenremake in a role that would reunite him with his formerThe Postco-star Meryl Streep, who plays the matriarch of the four March sisters who are the titular young women of the American classic....

Harvey Weinstein And Disney Reunite For ‘Artemis Fowl’ Adaptation Eoin Colfer’sArtemis Fowlwas a pretty big deal when it first hit shelves in 2001, enough so that Miramax quickly snapped up the film rights that same year. But nothing came of that deal, and even as contemporaries likeHarry Potter,The Golden Compass, andEragonhave made their way to multiplexes,Artemis Fowlhas been left behind. Given the industry’s current obsession with all things YA, though, it was only a matter of time before someone got it into their heads to giveArtemis Fowlanother shot....

How Does ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ Villain Kylo Ren Connect To The Original Trilogy? As excited as we are to see newStar Warsheroes Finn, Rey, and Poe Dameron in action, we’re equally intrigued byThe Force Awakens' new crop of baddies. LikeAdam Driver’s Kylo Ren, who first got the Internet buzzing when he unleashed that controversial crossguard lightsaber. The character has been shrouded in mystery for the most part, but today we finally have the opportunity to get to know him much, much better....

How Michael Caine Helped Edgar Wright Capture Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World’s Anime Aesthetic Translating anime into live-action is a very difficult endeavor. Trying to capture the cartoonish and fantastic aspect of animation without appearing unrealistic or off is not an easy task, especially when animation can give us worlds and characters that can simply not be replicated in live-action without an insanely big budget. Whether it’s the “Fullmetal Alchemist” movie using really bad wigs, or the “Death Note” movie trying to convince us a story about a guy with a notebook that can kill people is super serious, actually, live-action anime rarely works....

In Defense of Gerard Butler, King Of Modern Trash Cinema By all accounts,Gerard Butleris a wild man. He stopped drinking at 27. This followed his stint as a law student at Glasgow University – where he gulped his way through a degree, smashed bottles over his own head at pubs, ran in front of cars, and even once woke up in Paris, miles from where he’d been at a party, covered in gashes and blood, and, years later, stillcouldn’t tell an interviewer what happened(because he honestly doesn’t recall)....

James Gunn Shares The Most Difficult Shot In The Suicide Squad James Gunn’s antihero military film “The Suicide Squad” reportedly cost $185 million to make, and that money certainly made its way onto the screen: there are several jaw-dropping set pieces, as well as imagery (specifically during the climactic battle) that I never thought I’d see in a mainstream comic book film. The challenges to direct such a big movie with such a sprawling cast and multiple storylines must have been immense, but according to the movie’s writer/director, the toughest shot to achieve was relatively simple compared to some of the more over-the-top or stylistic parts of the film that you might expect to have given the crew major obstacles to overcome....