HBO’s Eastbound And Down Renewed For Second Season! I just returned from the set ofH2(Halloween 2)and am running off adrenaline, craft services coffee, and an iPod of Brian Jonestown Massacre and MF Doom. And also, a little bit of anger. Let me just say that Twitter has become a HUGE problem on movie sets, and that I do not grasp why it is necessary for some sites, however cool, to Tweet every effing detail of what they are seeing in real time....

Here’s Superman In ‘Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice;’ Plus Zack Snyder Talks Plot, Batman And Title Warner Bros. shoved that recentClark Kent photointo a phone booth and out popped Superman. Now, the first truly official look atHenry Cavill’s character from the 2016 film,Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, has been revealed. Check it out below and read a bunch of updates on the movie from directorZack Snyder. Check out the second officialBatman v Supermanphoto below....

Here’s Where You Can Stream Or Rent Every ‘Fast And Furious’ Movie (Welcome toWhere to Watch, which provides a clear and simple answer to the question, “Hey, where can I watch this thing?” In this edition: theFast and Furiousfranchise.) We’re just nine days away from the release ofF9, the highly anticipated ninth entry in the primary timeline of theFast and Furiousmovies. There’s still time to get all caught up on the adventures of Dominic Toretto and his #family of high-speed international spy racers, so here’s where you may find all nine of theFast and Furiousmovies streaming or available to rent....

How Face/Off Pulled Off That Famous Transplant Scene John Woo’s"Face/Off" has been cemented into popular culturedue to a plethora of reasons, be it the powerhouse, all-in performances by the leads, animplausible, yet fun central premise, or simply the idea of John Travolta and Nicolas Cage swapping faces. The face transplant scene in “Face/Off” forms the crux of the narrative, as it allows the characters to slip into the shoes of another, and the results are both hilarious and terrifying....

Infographic: The Geek Zodiac Calendar Numerous cultures and religions throughout the span of history have lived their lives based on a zodiac calendar. Established because of the measurable and cyclical movement of the constellations in the sky at different points throughout the year, peoples assign varied names to a rotating number of time periods, either by the year or month. Some are named after animals, others the stars themselves. Now we have a zodiac of our own....

Is ‘The Master’ Headed To Fantastic Fest? Now that we’ve all watched (and rewatched, and re-rewatched, if you’re me)the stunning first trailerforPaul Thomas Anderson’sThe Master, the big question is when we’ll actually get to see the damn thing. A theatrical release date ofOctober 12has already been set, but it’s bound to hit the festival circuit first. Most cinephiles have been predicting a Venice Film Festival debut for the film, and it’s still very possible that it could happen....

It’s A Small World Movie Gets ‘License To Wed’ Screenwriters Walt Disney Pictures has hired new screenwriters to turn Walt Disney’s classic rideIt’s A Small Worldinto a big screen movie, but is that a good idea? Hit the jump to learn more about the Its A Small World movie adaptation and read my ridiculous Roger Rabbit meets Avengers pitch for the property. Deadlinehas learned that Disney has hired screenwriting duoTim Rasmussen & Vince Di Megliofor a movie based on the popular theme park ride It’s A Small World....

James Cameron Isn’t Happy With The State Of The ‘Alien’ Franchise James Cameronis skeptical about theAlienfranchise. In the 30 years since Cameron madeAliens, the series has repeatedly failed to live up to the high expectations set bySir Ridley Scott’s original film and Cameron’s sequel. The sixth installment in the franchise comes out this summer,Alien: Covenant, which Cameron will line up to see opening day, despite his reservations about anotherAliensequel. The filmmaker sawPrometheustwice when it was released in theaters....

James Franco Will Play A Pick-Up Artist In Neil Strauss' ‘The Game’ We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. An adaptation ofNeil Strauss’New York TimesbestsellerThe Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artistshas been in the works, on and off, for over a decade now. Back in 2005,Chris Weitz(About a Boy) was attached to directThe Game, which is a look at the life of a pickup artist. A couple of years later,David LevienandBrian Koppelman(Billions) took a shot atThe Game, but for whatever reason, it still didn’t get made....

Jerry Bruckheimer To Produce ‘Beverly Hills Cop 4,’ Still Developing ‘Bad Boys 3’ And ‘Top Gun 2’ People under the age of 25 might be too young to remember what the names “Simpson/Bruckheimer” meant when appearing in front of a movie. With films likeTop Gun, Beverly Hills Cop, Days of Thunder, Bad Boys, The Rock, odds were ifJerry Bruckheimerand the lateDon Simpsonproduced a movie in the Eighties or Nineties, it was awesome....

Joss Whedon On The Avengers: “I Would Like To Put These Actors In A Room And Just Make Glengarry Glen Ross” After seeingIron Man 2, I was struck with the unfortunate realization that the odds of anAvengersmovie being a serious disappointment were far greater than it being an actually good movie. It was hard enough for Marvel to balance Tony Stark as the central character in his own sequel; how could they possibly fare with up to 8 central characters?...

Kevin Feige Almost Quit Marvel Over ‘Civil War’ Disagreements It seemsCaptain America: Civil Warcaused its own lower-case civil war at Marvel Studios. A new report says Marvel Studios presidentKevin Feigethreatened to quit over disagreements with Marvel Entertainment CEOIke Perlmutterabout the ballooning budget of the film, leading to the corporate reshuffling we heard about earlier this week. Read all about the Kevin Feige Ike PerlmutterCivil Wardrama after the jump. If you’ve been following along with ourCaptain America: Civil Warcoverage, you know it has a huge cast....

Kevin Smith’s ‘Red State’ Finds A Supporting Cast? For the longest time,Kevin Smith’sRed Stateseemed like a film that would never get made, but bit by bit, the project keeps coming together. The film already has a September shooting date (astweetedby Smith), and the lead role has beenlocked in place. And now, the film has a not-yet-confirmed roster of actors to fill out the supporting cast. The potentials includeDermot Mulroney(My Best Friend’s Wedding),Kyle Gallner(A Nightmare on Elm Street),Michael Angarano(The Forbidden Kingdom),Stephen Root(Office Space), and the Oscar nominatedMelissa Leo(Frozen River)....