Michael Bay Has Story And Is Starting Work On Transformers 3 For 2011 Release Today is day one ofMichael Bay’s hard graft onTransformers 3. He has, apparently overnight, flown to Rhode Island to talk to Hasbro about incorporating new characters into the film and is now working withEhren Krugeron the screenplay. The final day of his travails will be on July 1st, 2011 which is now the date set for the film’s release – just like Paramount and Dreamworks hadinitially promisedus back in March....

Mondo Partners With DC Comics, First Poster Released Black Friday Add another amazing license toMondo’s growing list of conquests. The poster boutique of the Alamo Drafthouse has made official posters forStar Wars, Star Trek, Pixar, Disney,Jurassic Parkand Wednesday they announced a partnership withDC Comicsto start producing posters for films and comics. Yes, DC. As in Batman, Superman, Green Lantern and Wonder Woman. The first poster,Fortress of Solitude, is by rising artistJC Richard(whoseJurassic Parkposterby Mondo might be their best yet) and will be released on Black Friday....

New Alice In Wonderland Images Give A Good Look At The Creatures The first teaser forTim Burton’sAlice in Wonderlandleft me scratching my head a little. That may have partly down to incomplete effects, but some of it was down to the unexpected aesthetic. By the time the next trailers rolled around, however, the images and I were ready to meet in the middle. After the break are a series of big, big pictures that showcase the White Rabbit, the March Hare, the Dormouse and the Cheshire Cat, and a smaller one of the Caterpillar....

New Blu-Ray Releases: ‘Red Sparrow’, ‘Game Night’, ‘The Strangers: Prey At Night’, ‘The Hurricane Heist’ (Welcome toNot Dead Yet, a feature dedicated tonew Blu-ray releasesand what special features you should be excited about. Because yes, some of us still like to own physical copies of our movies.) It’s time again to round-up the best Blu-rays available right now, and in the immediate future. This week, we have theJennifer Lawrencespy-thrillerRed Sparrow, the very funnyGame Night, the surprisingly good horror-sequelStrangers: Prey At Night, and the so-dumb-it’s-fun action flickThe Hurricane Heist....

New Universal Monsters Blu-Ray Box Set Will Make You Forget About The Dark Universe We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you still haven’t washed the bad taste of Universal’s Dark Universe out of your mouth, this might help. A newUniversal MonstersBlu-ray box set will be hitting shelves just in time for the Halloween season, offering up 30 black and white horror classics. The original Universal Monsters movies are – for the most part – unbeatable....

No Time To Die Review: Daniel Craig’s Swan Song Gives Bond A Definitive, Divisive Ending Alan Moore once penned a great introduction to Frank Miller’s 1986 masterwork “The Dark Knight Returns,” a story that itself might be the Rosetta Stone to our current cultural fascination with crafting finales for our previously eternal heroes. In that intro, Moore cites the importance of “that element without which all true legends are incomplete and yet which for some reason hardly seems to exist in the world depicted in the average comic book, and that element is time....

Oscar Ads: Tim Burton Pitches ‘Unicorn Apocalypse’, Apple Name-Checks David Fincher, Grey Poupon Digs Up Lost Footage Despite the oft-repeated observation that the Oscars are the Super Bowl of movies, only the actual Super Bowl has managed to turn its commercial breaks into an event as big as the game itself. But the Academy Awards telecast is still a prime spot for brands wanting to make an impression, and some companies went to extra mile to tailor their promos specifically for the Oscars' movie-loving audience....

Page 2: Star Trek, Godzilla, Alien, WALL-E, Star Wars, Doctor Who, The Hobbit, GI Joe Page 2 is a compilation of stories and news tidbits, which for whatever reason, didn’t make the front page of /Film. After the jump we’ve included36 different items, fun images, videos, casting tidbits, articles of interest and more. It’s like a mystery grab bag of movie web related goodness. Header Photo:Star TrekSpock DogHoodie Justin Ishmael’sTop 10 Posters of 2013Scarlett Johansson, Andy Serkisand the Push for NoveltyOscar RecognitionVideo Store’s Honest ReviewOfFirefly...

Paramount To Ruin Your Favorite Movie Franchises We’ve spent quite some time on /Film recently talking about the new Hollywood money scam we call direct to dvd sequels and remakes. Every studio is setting up a home video division to squeeze money out of classic brands. Recent films have includedThe Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning, American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile,The Lost Boys 2, Wargames 2, possibleGremlins 3andThe Goonies 2(Thank go theJawssequel wasdebunked)....

Producer Claims That He Created LOST 32 Years Ago Anthony Spinner, a television producer whose credits includeBarettaandBabes in Toyland, is suing ABC and Touchtone Television with the claim that he created the tv showLost32 years ago. Spinner says that he wrote a television pilot for the network in 1977 titledLost, which contains many ideas and characters that Spinner claims were later used for the hit television seriesLost. Spinner was paid $30,000 to write a TV pilot, but the network passed on the show in 1977, 1991 and 1994....

Revisiting ‘Sky High,’ Disney’s Family-Friendly Superhero Film That Was Ahead Of Its Time (Welcome toOut of the Disney Vault, where we explore the unsung gems and forgotten disasters currently streaming on Disney+.)For over a decade now, Disney has dominated the superhero film market thanks to the colossal success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But in the early 2000s, the thought of audiences getting not one, but multiple superhero movies each year was unthinkable, and a superhero movie that connected to a larger world of other heroes was but a mere wishful thought....

See Some Of The Coen Brothers' ‘The Man Who Wasn’t There’ In Color [Video] TheCoen Brothers' new film isInside Llewyn Davis,and this one is particularly special. It’s a beautiful, bleak picture. One of the characteristics of the movie is a silky, strangely luminous color palette that relies on subdued silvery grey and faded browns. It’s nearly black and white. That led me back to the brothers' 2001 film,The Man Who Wasn’t There....

Seth Rogen Is Steve Wozniak To Christian Bale’s Steve Jobs TheAaron Sorkin-scripted,Danny Boyle-directedSteve Jobsmovie just got a whole lot funnier. Christian Bale is already set to play the iconic Apple creator and now,Seth Rogenis likely to play the co-creator of the company, Steven Wozniack.Jessica Chastainis also said to be up for a role in the film. Read more about the Seth Rogen Steve Wozniak casting below. The Wrapfirst reported the news of Rogen’s involvement in the film....