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In what I can almost assure you is not bestiality pornography (or is a first for Disney), John Malkovich has signed on for a movie about one of the most famous athletes in the history of the world.

There’s an onslaught of DC adaptations coming down the pipeline – either finishing principal production or heading into it – and we’ve got a quick rundown on how to protect yourself.

The Hollywood trades are reporting today that comedic journeyman Will Arnet and Oscar nominated creepy guy Michael Shannon have signed on to join Jonah Hex, the Jimmy Hayward directed comic adaptation about a scarred bounty hunter tracking a voodoo practitioner across the wild, wild west.

For those of you who have been wondering what the newly single Megan Fox’s next career move will be, we have the answer.

Malkovich has signed on to the upcoming Jonah Hex. Josh Brolin stars as Hex, and Malkovich will play a wealthy Southern plantation owner named Turnbull who blames Hex for his son’s death at the hands of Union soldiers.

John Malkovich is a wonderfully odd character. He’s a fantastic actor, obviously, but if you told me that every single one of his roles were actually based on different aspects of the man himself, I’d believe it. Dr. Jekyll, 18th century French ladies’ man, presidential assassin, musketeer, serial killer, retarded field-worker during the [...]

When it comes to the movies I see every year at Sundance I have only one complaint — some of them take a very, very long time to make their theatrical release.

Burn After Reading is not the best Coen film, or even the best Coen comedy ever made, but I’d put it up next to any other comedy released this year.

The Coen Brothers are headed back to a more comedic place with Burn After Reading, delivering a few characters that could have you laughing your ass off.

The first official poster for the upcoming comedy from the Coen Brothers reminds us of the likes of Vertigo or The Man with the Golden Arm. We wonder why…

Apple has debuted the first trailer for the upcoming Coen Brothers film Burn After Reading, and surprisingly it is of the red band variety.

With the exception of The Wackness, I have allowed quite a few of my Sundance ‘08 favorites to dangle in oblivion, without much recognition beyond the positive reviews that I wrote in January. The Great Buck Howard will not be one of them.

We’ve got a look at 4 brand new photos from The Coen Brothers’ upcoming dramedy Burn After Reading, which sports an all-star cast and a pair of directors who, as you may have heard by now, are pretty solid behind the camera.

Joel and Ethan Coen take their superbly cast film into a Fall release.

Though the beginning was a touch weak, the movie gets better and better as the story progresses.

Despite the flaws that keepBeowulf from being a nearly great film, at the end of the day you have to give Robert Zemeckis a pat on the back.

We hear that 3D glasses give some people headaches. So, in order to dull the pain, we offer the Beowulf drinking game. Toast a glass of mead (or Coors Light, for all we care) with the Danish warriors.

Beowulf has everything you’d need for a great motion picture. It has a great story, an awesome conflict, incredible actors and all of Hollywood’s digital technology thrown behind it. The biggest stumbling block it has is its director.

We spent time at Comic Con hanging with the man, the myth and the legend that is Thomas Jane. And the man who was once the best version of The Punisher spoke very passionately about a lot of upcoming projects. One that we didn’t hear a lot about was The Mutant Chronicles.