It is going to be a busy year for beautiful actress Kate Beckinsale. Beckinsale has three movies coming out this year, Total Recall (August 3rd), Underworld: Awakening (January 20th), and the action flick, Contraband, which opens in theaters tomorrow. Beckinsale stars with Mark Whalberg in the film, and said that the main draw to making this film was getting to work with Whalberg.
After Kristen Stewart finished shooting the “Twilight” finale, she started filming “Snow White and the Hunstman.” Considering that “Twilight” is based on a modern-day novel, and Snow White is an ages-old fairytale, you might think the 2 characters wouldn’t have a lot in common. But Kristen thinks you could draw a lot of comparisons (Click on the audio player to hear Kristen Stewart)
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Right now, you can see Kristen in part one of the “Twilight: Breaking Dawn” finale… the “Snow White” movie will be out on June 1, 2012
Tom Hanks has been entertaining the world for over three decades. His first role was back in 1981, in the horror flick, He Knows You’re Alone. Since then, he has gone on to star in several beloved movies including Big, Splash, Saving Private Ryan, Forest Gump and many more. Hanks has won numerous awards, including two Academy Awards. He has definitely had one of the most distinguished careers in Hollywood history.
We spoke to Tom Hanks and asked him if he remembers when he first wanted to become an actor? (Click on the audio player to hear Tom Hanks)
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Check out Tom Hanks new movie, Larry Crowne, which opens in theatres tomorrow.
Julia Roberts and Tom Hanks reunite on the big screen in the dramedy, Larry Crowne, which opens in theatres this Friday. Roberts and Hanks also starred together in the 2007 drama, Charlie Wilson’s War. What makes this time different is that aside from just working with each other again, Hanks directed this film as well. Roberts was very impressed with Hanks energy and enthusiasm behind the camera. (Click on the media bar below to hear Julia Roberts)
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Cowboys & Aliens, one of the most anticipated action movies of the Summer, is hitting theatres July 29th. The movie stars Daniel Craig, Harrison Ford, and Olivia Wilde, and is based on the graphic novel by the same name. The film is directed by Jon Favreau and produced by Steven Spielberg. In addition to Super 8 and Transformers: Dark of the Moon, this will be the third movie which Spielberg has produced this Summer.
Take an early look at Cowboys & Aliens, and let us know what you think of the trailer.
After a two year absence, Tom Hanks returns to the big screen in the film Larry Crowne, which he also directed, produced, and co-wrote.
The film also stars Academy Award winner Julia Roberts, and Emmy Award winner Bryan Cranston, and is about a Navy Veteran who loses his job working in a store and decides to enroll himself in college. He then falls in love with a professor (Roberts).
Take an early look at what you can expect from the film, and let us know if you like it!
The Fast Five dominated the weekend box office taking in $83.6 million. This is the biggest opening of any film so far this year. Universal Pictures, the studio which released the film, is likely breathing a sigh of relief having a bona fide breakaway hit, after having a few years of box office duds. The studio was so sure that Fast Five was going to be successful, that another sequel, Fast Six, is already in the works.
Rio, the musical animated hit, was #2 at the box office, taking in another $14.4 million. This brings its total to $103.6 million in its third week of release.
Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Big Happy Family, which was in the second spot at the box office last weekend, dropped to #3 this week earning $10.1 million. Perry is already at work on his next film, Good Deeds, which will be released in 2012.
Rounding out the top five movies were the romantic drama, Water For Elephants, starring Robert Pattinson and Academy Award winner Reese Witherspoon at #4 earning $9.1 million, and at #5 was the Disney teen flick, Prom, pulling in $5.0 million.
The original stars of “The Fast and the Furious,” Vin Diesel and Paul Walker, return for the franchise’s latest installment, “Fast Five,” which opens on April 29. Tyrese Gibson, who was in the second movie, is also back, while Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is a new addition to the cast. Will the inclusion of all this high-octane star power make this the most powerful “Fast and Furious” movie yet? Take a look behind the scenes and tell us what you think.
Kaley Cuoco’s career is on a roll. She stars on the hit comedy, The Big Bang Theory, which is one of the funniest shows on television. She is also starring in the new family movie, Hop, which will be in theatres this Friday.
It would seem difficult to star in a sitcom and make a movie at the same time. But Cuoco told us that it wasn’t as hard as it seems, because the two fit into her schedule perfectly. (Click on the audio player to hear Kaley Cuoco)
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Catch The Big Bang Theory Thursday night 8/7 central on CBS.
As everyone expected, Battle:Los Angeles dominated at the box office this weekend taking in $36.0 million. The film received mostly positive reviews, and the special effects were amazing. There was no doubt Battle: Los Angeles would take the top spot, it was just a matter of much it would earn.
The family animated movie, Rango, which claimed last weeks top spot, fell to second place grossing $23.1 million. This is not bad considering three other movies, Red Riding Hood, Battle: Los Angeles, and Mars Needs Moms, all opened this weekend.
Red Riding Hood finished in third place pulling in a very disappointing $14.1 million. The film received mostly negative reviews, despite having a likeable cast led by Amanda Seyfried.
Rounding out the top five at the box office were the romantic thriller, The Adjustment Bureau, starring Matt Damon and Emily Blunt, which came in forth place earning $11.5 million, and the disappointment of the weekend was the Walt Disney animated family film, Mars Needs Moms, making only $6.8 million in the fifth place spot.
It is going to be a busy year for beautiful actress Kate Beckinsale. Beckinsale has three movies coming out this year, Total Recall (August 3rd), Underworld: Awakening (January 20th), and the action flick, Contraband, which opens in theaters tomorrow. Beckinsale stars with Mark Whalberg in the film, and said that the main draw to making this film was getting to work with Whalberg. 
After Kristen Stewart finished shooting the “Twilight” finale, she started filming “Snow White and the Hunstman.” Considering that “Twilight” is based on a modern-day novel, and Snow White is an ages-old fairytale, you might think the 2 characters wouldn’t have a lot in common. But Kristen thinks you could draw a lot of comparisons (Click on the audio player to hear Kristen Stewart)
As everyone expected, Battle:Los Angeles dominated at the box office this weekend taking in $36.0 million. The film received mostly positive reviews, and the special effects were amazing. There was no doubt Battle: Los Angeles would take the top spot, it was just a matter of much it would earn.