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Phoronix: Gnash Flash Player Hasn't Seen A Release In One Year
Gnash, the GPL-licensed SWF / Flash Player that's backed by the Free Software Foundation as a high-priority project, is still far behind Adobe's now defunct Linux Flash Player and it's been more than one year since the last release...
Not that I don't appreciate the effort of the developers, but it was always too far behind to be useful anyway, it really only sort of worked on a handful of sites.
Same with any other FLOSS Flash implementation. :/ They can't work on it as they like because they do not have the resources to do as they like.
Honestly, Gnash is the most mature FLOSS flash implementation there is right now. So you can't reallyt say anything bad about it unless you just hate any project 'endorsed' by the FSF.
I hope we see a new release of it soon.
One year since last release is a long time, it would be nice with a new release so we can enjoy the fruits of all the work thats been going on in the past year.
I'd also assume that while flash is still alive and well today, with more sites migrating to HTML5, videos using flash will quickly become the exception to the rule.
Great jobs devs, we all really appreciate your work! However, I think Gnash, along with flash, will become deprecated.
Grrrr. Just drag your feet people until it's too late. Eventually Linux users will start getting errors about how they need to 'upgrade' their Flash version. This is one of those times I wish I could code, would absolutely love to sit down and code all day making something like this work.
I think the problem is, most devs are busy with other projects and deem this as not important right now. A lot of people are pinning their hopes on HTML5, even though places like Daily motion have ended their trial run and deemed it as not usable.
I wonder if some kind of Kickstarter project to 100% duplicate functionality of Flash on Linux would work?. That seems like the only way to get any alternative on Linux these days, otherwise development is slower than Turtles racing.
Those 'Family' reasons sure to stick a Crowbar in the Cogs huh! lol. Maybe we should stay in our basements.
From what I understand, Gnash is mostly in maintenance mode now. (This applies to lightspark too to a lesser extent)
The reason is that the developers have recognized Mozilla Shumway as the most promising approach to open-source flash.


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Hasbro and Paramount Pictures are not ready to give up on Transformers. We already knew that Transformers 5 and more live-action sequels were in the works, but when are they coming?
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The Real Reason Michael Bay Isn't Making Transformers
Michael Bay will definitely not be returning to the Transformers franchise for a fifth film after it was revealed that he will direct 13 Hours instead. Will Michael Bay finally deliver a nuanced, subtle movie rather that a bombastic blockbuster though?
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Watch Transformers: Age Of Extinction Get Hit With A Hilarious 30 Minute Assault
We've seen Cinema Sins tear apart quite a few movies in their time, but never has there been a film that needed a full half hour, two part takedown. That is, until now.
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October 17, 2014
Transformers: Age Of Extinction Is Already China's Biggest Film Of All-Time
Since trade embargoes have loosened between China and America, it's resulted in a flood of Hollywood product reaching their shores, when earlier it was only a select few movies that would arrive in China, following heavy government censure.
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July 8, 2014
Transformers Producer Says No G.I. Joe Crossover Is Planned... Yet
It's almost as if he's throwing shade at other franchises for their crossovers, subtly implying they've run out of stories. Pretty disingenuous considering we're dealing with properties based on toys: to say the four Transformers films actually have stories is like saying Mark Wahlberg would make a convincing Texan.
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Did Transformers 4 Actually Make $100 Million Or Is Paramount Lying?
Hey, remember when Michael Bay gave the Transformers franchise a facelift, and the fourth installment opened to a jaw-dropping $100 million during its first weekend? Probably. That just happened this past weekend, but if executives from the studios not named Paramount Pictures are to be believed, it didnt actually happen at all.
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June 30, 2014
Monday Movie Memo: Michael Bay Needs To Give Up Transformers
In today's Monday Movie Memo, I argue that the only way for Michael Bay to save the Transformers franchise is to hand it off to a different director for the series can benefit from an infusion of fresh blood.
by Sean O'Connell
June 30, 2014
Michael Bay's Transformers: Age Of Extinction To Host A World Premiere Concert On June 19th
While the 1990's were THE era of the film driven single/soundtrack, the practice has kept itself alive in the niche of teen driven franchises. Outside of that domain, Michael Bay is one of the remaining purveyors of the music tie in, and he excels by keeping up with modern musical tastes. So naturally, he replaced previous partner Linkin Park with a fresh band that's sitting on top of the world: Imagine Dragons. The result of this pairing is more epic than you could dream of.
by Mike Reyes
May 13, 2014
Transformers: Age Of Extinction Delivers Nothing But Action In Its International Clip
Transformers: Age of Extinction is a pretty awesome title for a movie, as it promises a lot in just four small words. Transformers: Lost Age is yet another really cool way to name a movie with mechanical creatures that time forgot. Either way, the movie is promising stacks of fun and explosions, and either way audiences worldwide are going to show up. So why then is there two different trailers, with two different titles, showing most of the same footage? PRIIIME!
by Mike Reyes
April 25, 2014
Transformers 5 Might Be Slotted For 2017
But where do they go without Michael Bay? Surely he couldn't be coming back for a fifth film, right? The guy makes, literally, hundreds of millions on these films by shooting them in his signature kinetic style, securing licensing and merchandising funding, and getting these pictures wrapped under-budget and ahead of schedule.
by Gabe Toro
April 7, 2014
Transformers: Age Of Extinction Footage Likely To Debut During Super Bowl
Ill be very excited to see what Bay has to show. We know next to nothing about this sequel, as its a departure from the trilogy Bay helped launch back in 2007. No Shia LaBeouf. No Megan Fox. No John Turturro getting urinated on by an Autobot.
by Sean O'Connell
December 5, 2013
Michael Bay Attacked With An Air Conditioner On Transformers 4 Set
Actually, assault-with-a-deadly-air-conditioner sounds like a perfect tactic in a Michael Bay movie like Pain & Gain or Bad Boys II, but it was an unplanned part of his real life on the set of Transformers: Age of Extinction, which is currently filming in Hong Kong
by Katey Rich
October 17, 2013
Michael Bay Smiles At Explosions Behind The Scenes Of Transformers: Age Of Extinction
Whether you love or loathe the director behind such unapologetic action spectacles as Bad Boys, The Rock, Armageddon and the Transformers threequel, can you help but smile at the sheer joy this moviemaker gets at blowing shit up for the sake of cinema?
by Kristy Puchko
September 26, 2013
Transformers 4 Is A Deeply Chinese Movie, Apparently
The next Transformers movie is currently filming in China, in part, because theyve run out of things to destroy in America, and in larger part because theres a lot of money to be made there. Whats surprising is that not only are they shooting there, apparently the movies going to be sort of about China too.
by Josh Tyler
June 26, 2013
Transformers 4 Reveals Another New Vehicle
Michael Bay has been slowly but surely teasing glimpses of the pre-transformed Transformers 4 automobiles for our viewing pleasure. Car enthusiasts and Transformers fans alike were given the opportunity to look at Bumblebee (a highly-modified vintage 1967 Camaro SS), Optimus Prime covered in flames, and two of the new characters (a Bugatti Grand Sport Vitesse and a C7 Corvette Stingray). And today Bay has given us another new look.
by Kelly West
June 7, 2013
Michael Bay Unveils The New Optimus Prime In Truck Form
Really, from grill to hood to headlights to flame design, everything about the new truck is updated and flashier, trading edges for a more rounded look. Im just assuming the other side of the cam isnt painted green and orange.
by Nick Venable
May 29, 2013
Michael Bay Reveals Mark Wahlberg's Co-Star For Transformers 4
Ladies and gentlemen, meet the new Shia LaBeouf! OK, not exactly, but Michael Bay has confirmed on his blog that young actor Jack Reynor has been cast to act opposite Mark Wahlberg in the upcoming Transformers 4.
by Sean O'Connell
January 8, 2013
Michael Bay Picks A Fight With Hugo Weaving For Calling Megatron Role 'Meaningless'
On some level, sure, Michael Bay is right-- actors have pretty cushy jobs, and any complaining they do ought to be taken with a massive grain of salt and recognition that they're doing OK. But that's not really what Weaving was doing here. He was stating some basic facts about a voiceover job that didn't challenge him that much and wasn't that meaningful
by Katey Rich
October 18, 2012
Pentagon Bails On The Avengers Because The Plot Wasn't Realistic
Wait, doesnt the military regularly consult with Michael Bay on the Transformers films? So the idea of a Decepticon being buried on the moon is more plausible then the comic-inspired mayhem in Whedons film?
by Sean O'Connell
May 7, 2012
Michael Bay Will Return To Direct Transformers 4
As you can tell it's still far, far too early to speculate on the story for a new film, or even which stars would be back for a new film-- though I'm guessing that the franchise is as finished with Shia LaBeouf as he seems with them, so I'd at least count on a new lead
by Katey Rich
February 13, 2012
Transformers Super Bowl Teaser Has A Warning From Optimus Prime
Yes, that is in fact an ad for a theme park ride, specifically "Transformers The Ride 3D," which bows at Universal Studios Hollywood in May. When the full spot airs during the Super Bowl it will point you to the website Prepare For Battle, which hosts another video, this one looking a whole lot like the video you'll watch when waiting in line for the ride at Universal Studios
by Katey Rich
February 1, 2012
Check Out The Trailer For Universal Studios' Transformers: The Ride 3D
I'm no fan of Michael Bay's Transformers movies. In fact, I'd go so far as to say I'm an opponent of Michael Bay's Transformers movies, sent back from the future to prevent mankind's destruction via rock-stupid summer blockbusters. Still, while I may decry the Transformers films for dry-humping the lowest common denominator, there's no question that they're damned impressive from a visual standpoint.
by David Wharton
December 21, 2011
New Battleship Trailer: It's Even More Like Transformers Than You Thought
Everything from that opening text-- "From Hasbro, the company that brought you Transformers"-- to the metallic booming effects to the little ball alien that throws out a tentacle and rips through a plane feels so, so much like a Transformers movie. Then there's Brooklyn Decker as your random hottie
by Katey Rich
December 9, 2011
People's Choice 2012 Nominations Go To Harry Potter, Pirates, Bridesmaids, And The Help
The people have voted and the nominations for Peoples Choice Awards 2012 are in. Unsurprisingly, movie fans love Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean, and Transformers. And while Bridesmaids was recognized in numerous categories, the people seem to have disregarded Melissa McCarthy in the Favorite Female Comedy Actress.
by Kelly West
November 8, 2011
Transformers 4 And 5 Could Shoot Back-To-Back, But Without Shia LaBeouf
The studio is apparently thinking of replacing him with Jason Statham, which is hilarious, but there's no offer yet so don't get your hopes up. And even though LaBeouf is out, Michael Bay hasn't quite let go of the dream-- sources say that Bay might stick around as an executive producer (which we knew) as well as a director
by Katey Rich
October 17, 2011
Michael Bay, Steven Spielberg And Hasbro Planning Transformers 4
You know what Michael Bay is not? An idiot. And therefore it's no real surprise to hear from Hasbro that they are in active discussions with Paramount, Bay and Steven Spielberg to make a fourth Transformers movie. Of course, Bay is probably only involved in this as a producer, but thats still probably fine with him-- he doesn't just get a cut of the movies that succeed
by Katey Rich
October 17, 2011
Recycled Parts: How Real Steel Kind Of Steals From 4 Other Movies
Countless reviewers are falling back on various iterations of Rocky with Robots in their critiques. And while thats accurate, it also misses the other movies Levy
well, I dont want to say steals from, simply because Steel already is in the films title. Lets say borrows from, so as not to point fingers
by Sean O'Connell
October 6, 2011
Producer Don Murphy Hints At The Next Transformers Trilogy, Without Michael Bay
Aside from the fact that Murphy seems weirdly hostile to the Transformers fans who have made his movies a success, this all makes sense. LaBeouf I think we could all pretty much take or leave, so long as Optimus Prime sticks around, but it's hard to imagine the Transformers franchise without the mad talents of Michael Bay
by Katey Rich
July 8, 2011
Transformers: Dark Of The Moon DVD Will Be Loaded With Deleted Scenes
What could Bay possibly have left on the cutting room floor? Well, lots, if Dark of the Moon leading man Shia LaBeouf is to be believed. The actor, who has filmed three Transformers films back-to-back, tells MTV News that the upcoming DVD release for the sequel will have boatloads of extra scenes.
by Sean O'Connell
July 5, 2011
Discuss Transformers: Dark Of The Moon With Spoilers And Rate It
Was the action everything you wanted it to be? How was Rosie Huntington-Whiteley as a replacement for Megan Fox? Was Shia LaBeouf at least a little less annoying this time? Were you able to follow this plot better than Revenge of the Fallen? How good was the 3D? Were you upset Sam's mom didn't have anymore pot brownies? How many times did you have to run to the bathroom over the course of the 157 minute runtime?
by Eric Eisenberg
July 1, 2011
Proof That Transformers: Dark Of The Moon Recycles Footage From The Island
The Island does a lot of things wrong, but one of the things it did right was a pretty spectacular freeway chase sequence involving massive car crashes and bouncing debris. Transformers: Dark of the Moon contains a similarly impressive highway scene but, oh wait, its not just similar its the same scene.
by Josh Tyler
July 1, 2011
Dark Of The Moon Is 2011's Biggest Film But Weakest Transformers Entry
To no ones surprise, Transformers: Dark of the Moon is already blowing up at the box. The third entry in Michael Bays Transformers has only been out for a day, and it has already earned $37.3 at the Stateside box office. That number is big enough to give it the sixth highest grossing opening Wednesday of all time.
by Josh Tyler
June 30, 2011
Shia LaBeouf Asked Michael Bay For A Bookish Megan Fox Replacement
When it came down to casting Foxs replacement, he was hoping Bay would have gone in the opposite direction and hired someone more bookish for the role of his Transformers love interest. Shia, have you ever seen a Michael Bay movie?
by Sean O'Connell
June 30, 2011
Michael Bay More Interested In His Pulp Fiction Than Transformers 4
Whatever Bay does next it seems certain that it wont be another Transformers movie. No matter how much money Dark of the Moon makes it seems clear that everyone involved is getting a little tired of doing them. Shia LaBeouf has already confirmed that he wont be back and while Bay hasnt exactly ruled out another one
by Josh Tyler
June 29, 2011
John Turturro Says He'd Love To Do A Big Lebowski Spin-Off With Jesus Quintana
The once-respected character actor best known for collaborating with the likes of Spike Lee and the Coen brothers apparently has spent so much time on Bays inane Transformers franchise that hes now convinced everything needs a sequel or a spin-off
by Sean O'Connell
June 29, 2011
Rosario Dawson Helping Josh Duhamel Fight Fire With Fire
The consummate actress is moving on to a new field -- the self-defense thriller -- now that she has signed on for the indie thriller Fire With Fire. Variety says Dawson would join Josh Duhamel, Bruce Willis and Curtis 50 Cent Jackson in the story of a firefighter in the witness protection program
by Sean O'Connell
June 27, 2011
Michael Bay Urging Theater Owners To Show Transformers As Brightly As Possible
Proponents of 3D desperately need people to go see Transformers: Dark of the Moon in the third dimension. In the past few months box office numbers for 3D screenings have been dwindling, with audiences finally getting fed up with studios robbing them of the extra $4 just so that they can see movies through a dim haze.
by Eric Eisenberg
June 23, 2011
Transformers 3 Clips Answer The Question: Can Megan Fox's Replacement Talk?
If youve seen any of the Transformers: Dark of the Moon trailers, you may have noticed that Megan Foxs replacement, Rosie Huntington-Whitely is never allowed to be speak. To be fair, theres not a lot of talking going on in those trailers anyway, but since shes never done any acting before theres good reason to be curious.
by Josh Tyler
June 23, 2011
Megan Fox Fired From Transformers Because Steven Spielberg Fears Hitler?
I guess were supposed to think that Spielberg is Jewish and thus really touchy about Hitler stuff, but hes also an adult and Id hope that would mean hes able to, you know, apply logic to a situation. What Fox originally said was that Michael Bay,
wants to be like Hitler on his sets, and he is. So hes a nightmare to work for.
by Josh Tyler
June 20, 2011
Transformers Music Video Gets Emo But Shows Off Awesome New Footage
I havent listened to Linkin Park since their first record came out, so Im not sure when they started making weepy songs like the one in this Transformers: Dark of the Moon preview video. Clearly whoever decided to slap this together took aim at a demographic normally forgotten about
by Will LeBlanc
June 17, 2011
Shia LaBeouf And Michael Bay Are Quitting Transformers
The Transformers franchise made Shia LaBeouf a mega-star, but he cant play second fiddle to a bunch of computer-generated robots. So it should be no surprise to hear that after the next movie, Dark of the Moon, hes calling it quits.
by Josh Tyler
June 9, 2011
New Transformers: Dark Of The Moon Trailer Brings More Robot Fighting Action
Weve just gotten our hands on a brand new trailer for Transformers: Dark of the Moon. If youre heading out to see Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides this weekend, this is the one youll see in 3D before Captain Jack Sparrows new 3D adventure. But why wait, when you can watch it right here, right now?
by Josh Tyler
May 20, 2011
Transformers: Dark Of The Moon Clip Features Zero Robot Fighting
When you reflect on Michael Bay's Transformers movies, what do you remember? The chaotic, ear-blasting, metal-on-metal action when giant space robots fight each other or the moments when the humans are talking with each other about something other than Autobots and Decepticons?
by Eric Eisenberg
May 18, 2011
New Tranformers: Dark Of The Moon Poster Features Optimus's Jetpack
Hot on the heels of the movies first, full trailer
heres a brand new poster for Transformers: Dark of the Moon. The trailer made it clear that this is basically an alien invasion flick. Think Battle: Los Angeles except set in Chicago and with robots fighting on our side instead of just Aaron Eckhart.
by Josh Tyler
April 29, 2011
New Transformers: Dark Of The Moon Trailer Folds A Skyscraper In Half
Michael Bay has been promising for months now that the third Transformers film would be more coherent and also more spectacular than the disastrous Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, and so far we're liking what we're seeing-- robots wreaking havoc both on earth and on each other
by Katey Rich
April 28, 2011
See Megan Fox's Replacement In New Transformers: Dark of the Moon Image
In the run up to the theatrical trailer for Michael Bay's Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Paramount has been sending out new images left and right. In the last week we've seen two banner posters and one new still get released, but the focus has been entirely on the robots. Now it's time for a human uprising.
by Eric Eisenberg
April 26, 2011
Transformers: Dark Of The Moon Image Gives Us Another Look At Shockwave
As announced last week, the first theatrical trailer for Transformers: Dark of the Moon will be released this week. To celebrate the run-up to the extended spot, Paramount has teamed up with Apple to deliver one new Transformers still a day. Today we get still number one.
by Eric Eisenberg
April 25, 2011
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World War Z Sequel Finds A Director
Thanks to the epically troubled production process behind World War Z, it was a surprise to few when it was revealed back in October that director Marc Foster would not be returning for the announced sequel. Of course, that announcement made everyone wonder who would be hired as the filmmaker in charge of the production
by Eric Eisenberg
December 10, 2013
Marc Forster Won't Be Back For The World War Z Sequel
So with Forster out, who should Pitt get to replace him? The director has an excellent working relationship with David Fincher. Or how about The Walking Dead creator Frank Darabont, or someone from that show? Darabont also directed one of the most underrated horror films from recent years, the reboot of The Mist.
by Sean O'Connell
October 3, 2013
Exclusive World War Z Blu-ray Clip Features Zombies In Tight Spaces
The home entertainment release of the fast-paced summer flick features some fun bonus features, but the star of the set is the movie itself, which amps up suspense through scenes like the one we are debuting today, that shows what happens when a zombie is introduced into a small space.
by Jessica Rawden
September 25, 2013
Why You'll Never See World War Z's Original Ending
Apparently ready to let bygones to be bygones, Forster also gets into detail on the film's actual ending, when Brad Pitt's character Gerry gets up close and personal with a zombie in the abandoned wing of the WHO headquarters in Wales
by Katey Rich
September 17, 2013
This Week In Home Entertainment: World War Z, Grimm, Bates Motel And More
World War Z is a fine summer movie that doesnt give audiences one moment to unclench their fists or catch their breaths during the tenure of the film, but it's not the only thing out this week, as TV reigns supreme.
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September 17, 2013
Brad Pitt Says They Have 'So Many Ideas' For The World War Z Sequel
Having scored surprised critical praise and more than more than $536 million worldwide, the $190 million horror-thriller was deemed a major success. So, a sequel almost seems a no-brainer, right?
by Kristy Puchko
September 9, 2013
World War Z Will Infect Blu-ray And DVD In September
While not a beloved summer family film, Brad Pitts latest vehicle, World War Z earned a fresh rating and did quite well at the box office, pulling in more than $474 million worldwide. These facts wont tell you whether or not the flick is to your liking, but if you already are pumped up about World War Zs Blu-ray and DVD release, you'll get your chance.
by Jessica Rawden
August 3, 2013
Brad Pitt's World War Z Heading To 3D IMAX For A Limited Engagement
IMAX Corporation, Paramount Pictures and Skydance Productions announced in a release that Brad Pitts global zombie apocalypse thriller has been digitally re-mastered into the IMAX 3D format, and will be released into select IMAX theaters domestically for a one-week engagement beginning Aug. 2.
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July 30, 2013
The Best Movies Of 2013 So Far
We're almost halfway through July-- I know, right?-- and just past the midway point of the year, which means that we're also almost done with summer movie season. The blockbusters are petering out, the dregs of summer are appearing on the horizon (sorry, R.I.P.D.) and the really great movies of fall feel so far away. So why not take this moment to look back over the year so far, and pick out the movies that we actually did love?
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July 12, 2013
How World War Z Originally Ended, And What Happened To Matthew Fox
It'll be interesting to see how much of this aborted final act makes it onto the movie's Blu-ray and DVD extras. Something tells me Plan B will be less than forthcoming with this footage.
by Kristy Puchko
June 24, 2013
Weekend Box Office: Monsters University Is Top Of The Class Over World War Z
Pixar appeared to have yet another hit on its hands Thursday when early previews had some forecasters predicting opening totals between $65 million and $70 million for Monsters University. The sequel to Monsters Inc. actually came in at number one with $82 million, handing the studio its second highest opening weekend behind Toy Story 3's $110 million debut three years ago.
by Scott Gwin
June 23, 2013
World War Z Sequel Plans Begin... Again
World War Z made an estimated $111.8 million worldwide this weekend, a remarkably strong debut for a non-sequel, decidedly non-family movie not based on a familiar property (Max Brooks's novel is great, but not exactly household name). Confident all over again, Paramount has told THR that they will now be actively developing a sequel, though the original plans for a trilogy seem to have at least been sharply altered back when the ending was changed
by Katey Rich
June 23, 2013
Operation Kino 119 Review: World War Z Eats Our Brains
Can Brad Pitt save the world from a zombie apocalypse if he can't even save his own movie's troubled production?We're here to find out as we review this weekend's latest attempted blockbuster, World War Z, with Fangoria's Sam Zimmerman brought in as an expert witness. All that plus a little discussion of Monsters University and your answers to our lightning round question about animated prequels you actually want to see
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June 21, 2013
Does World War Z's PG-13 Rating Hurt It?
As a big-budget, summer blockbuster zombie movie, World War Z had pretty much no choice but to go with a PG-13 rating, which makes it by far the most bloodless zombie movie of recent movie. Because it's such a big movie, with more scenes of zombie hordes overrunning a city than close-up moments of zombie destruction, it gets away with it
to a certain point. Can a PG-13 movie really be a zombie movie, or do you need the blood to even understand the story?
by Katey Rich and Kristy Puchko
June 21, 2013
To 3D Or Not To 3D: Buy The Right World War Z Ticket
Is that extra cost for the 3D worth it? That's what we're here to answer in the latest installment of To 3D or not to 3D, in which we break down World War Z's 3D effects into individual parts and help you decide which ticket to buy. Before you head to the movies this weekend, check out our guide, and vote in the poll to let us know how you to decide to see it.
by Katey Rich
June 20, 2013
Find Out Exactly Which Parts Of World War Z Were Rescued By Damon Lindelof And Drew Goddard
HuffPo confirms, Everything starting with [Pitts character Gerry] Lane entering the aircraft, including every incident on the flight, was written by Goddard and Lindelof. The rewrites also get credit for a completely different ending, which builds more suspense than a digital Russian battle likely would have generated.
by Sean O'Connell
June 19, 2013
This Rotten Week: Predicting World War Z and Monsters University Reviews
Today is the day to put all of your daddy issues aside and celebrate the guy who was half responsible for bringing you into this world. In honor of those fathers out there weve got zombies taking over the world and monsters heading off to college
by Doug Norrie
June 16, 2013
Would You Pay $50 To See World War Z Early?
Since World War Z doesn't open until Friday, June 21, that's a two-day head start on the crowds for the really enthusiastic World War Z fans. What seems to be the real selling point, though, is the digital copy, which could be available sooner than the DVD street date and would provide what most of us really want when we go see a movie we like-- the ability to own the movie yourself as soon as possible
by Katey Rich
June 14, 2013
Brad Pitt Surprises Yet Another World War Z Preview Audience
Look around your theater when you eventually check out Marc Forsters World War Z later this month. Theres a very good chance Brad Pitt might be lingering near the entranceway or the exit, ready to introduce the film or answer fan inquiries during a post-screening Q-and-A.
by Sean O'Connell
June 4, 2013
World War Z Clip Shows Brad Pitt Faced With A Big Decision
We've seen the trailers for World War Z. In fact, I can't remember the last movie I saw in the theaters that didn't show the zombie thriller's promo beforehand. Now we have a look at an actual clip from the film. It doesn't give much away, though it does fill us in a bit on Brad Pitt's character. Not only was he once a top investigator for the U.N., but he's also a family man, who's reluctant to separate from his wife and kids in this time of crisis.
by Kelly West
May 29, 2013
World War Z Banners Take Carnage Global
To tease this ambitious adaptation of Max Brook's zombie apocalypse novel, the filmmakers are now releasing a string of banner posters that show off the carnage that infects the world in this thriller. Inside you can see a toppled Rome, Berlin ablaze, Paris on fire, and Mexico City swarmed.
by Kristy Puchko
May 28, 2013
Brad Pitt Screens World War Z To Select Crowds, Scores Positive Reviews
We gotta do a screening for the fans. So, we decided there was no better place to do that than Jersey, Pitt exclaimed to a packed theater, according to ScreenCrush. The site went on to describe the film as a crowd-pleaser, saying, If youve heard any of the production problems the film has had, dont believe the hype: World War Z isnt a disaster.
by Sean O'Connell
May 24, 2013
World War Z Debuts A New Poster And Six New Images
As you can probably tell by the title, World War Z isn't a zombie movie that's limited to the size of a shopping mall. Instead, the film is a globe-spanning epic, following Brad Pitt's character Gerry Lane, a United Nations employee, from country to country as he tries to discover a cure for the horrific outbreak.
by Eric Eisenberg
May 23, 2013
World War Z's Behind-The-Scenes Breakdown Is A Must-Read
If you follow the movie industry closely, there's nothing more fascinating than an autopsy of a disaster, when the people behind a film get away from the promotional speak and soundbites and really dig into what made a film fall apart. It's rare to get that level of candor at any point, but it's practically impossible to get it before a film opens. Which is what makes Vanity Fair's cover story on World War Z an absolute, stop-everything must-read
by Katey Rich
May 9, 2013
World War Z's Behind-The-Scenes Chaos Revealed By Damon Lindelof
Its rare to have people involved with the movie talking openly about production problems before the film reaches theaters. Perhaps its because they are confident that the finished product survived the problems?
by Sean O'Connell
April 30, 2013
World War Z Footage At CinemaCon Features A Mid-Flight Zombie Attack
Paramount Pictures had its big presentation this evening at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, Nevada, but it wasnt just new Star Trek Into Darkness footage that the studio had on display they also brought some intense zombie action to the proceedings as well.
by Eric Eisenberg
April 15, 2013
World War Z International Poster Looks Down At A World In Chaos
It's as though World War Z refused to be excluded from the trend of posters that show us the back of their hero facing out at whatever adventure - or in this case, zombie mayhem - awaits. Following up on the pile-of-zombies poster is the international poster for World War Z, which reminds us that the film will be released in 3D, IMAX 3D and 2D when it hits theaters in June. And it also reminds us that mass destruction is probably inevitable, which should look pretty great on the big screen.
by Kelly West
April 5, 2013
World War Z Gets Changed To Avoid Chinese Censorship
It started with cutting scenes from movies like Skyfall, Cloud Atlas, Men in Black 3, and creating and alternative version of Iron Man 3 with a Chinese-specific star. While unsettling, these changes only impacted the Chinese release of these films. With World War Z, we're seeing a new shift. What's unusual here is that Paramount is pre-empting potential Chinese complaints by changing the picture of their own volition before its even been seen by the censors.
by Kristy Puchko
April 1, 2013
Not Even The Skies Are Safe In New World War Z Poster
With a brand new trailer on the way tonight, Paramount has unveiled the latest one-sheet for the Marc Forster-directed thriller, and I must say that it's a pretty cool design. In addition to being a deviation from the generic artwork we see on a regular basis...
by Eric Eisenberg
March 24, 2013
Brad Pitt Searches For A Zombie Cure In Second World War Z Trailer
This second trailer give audiences a better look at the global effect of the zombies, who are able to take over Moscow, D.C., Paris and more. Life as we know it is over and done with, and characters are facing the end of humanity.
by Sean O'Connell
March 23, 2013
World War Z Super Bowl Spot Focuses On Zombie Mayhem
In addition to football playing football, the Super Bowl is also a major event for commercials and new movie trailers and TV spots. This year, that'll include World War Z, Marc Forster's feature adaptation of Max Brooks' popular novel. The thirty-second spot focuses on zombie mayhem for Brad Pitt's character Gerry Lane and his family.
by Kelly West
January 31, 2013
Fast Six, Iron Man 3 And More To Air Super Bowl Trailers This Sunday
Everyone knows that the Super Bowl broadcast is one of the biggest advertising opportunities around, and that fact isn't lost on the major movie studios. Every year they shill out millions upon millions of dollars to take advantage of the incredible number of viewers watching. Last year brought previews for movies like The Avengers, 21 Jump Street, The Hunger Games, John Carter, and Battleship. But can we expect from this year's how?
by Eric Eisenberg
January 28, 2013
World War Z Fan-Made Posters Will Put You In An Undead Mood
Disappointed by the initial one sheet, the creative folks at Blurppy solicited new posters that would play up the zombie apocalypse angle of the movies plot. And its not a stretch to say that all eight submitted posters are far superior to the official one cooked up on behalf of the film.
by Sean O'Connell
January 23, 2013
Brad Pitt Avoids The Zombies In First World War Z Trailer
World War Z, the novel by Max Brooks, is actually pretty fascinating. Set entirely after the end of a zombie infestation, the entire book is structured as a fake oral history, interviews with citizens, military personnel, and government officials painting the picture of what it was like to live in the time of zombies. We've known for quite a while that the movie version, directed by Marc Foster and starring Brad Pitt, would be going in a different direction, but watching the first trailer you begin to wonder why they used the title at all.
by Eric Eisenberg
November 8, 2012
World War Z Logo Takes Minimalism To A Terrifying New Level
Years of delays and reshoots and bad press, and this was the best they could come up with? The Brad Pitt-led zombie apocalypse movie World War Z is in the process of digging itself out of a hole of its own making, having appeared to be flying off the rails many times since it first went into production last year
by Katey Rich
November 6, 2012
Check Out The First Footage From World War Z, Starring Brad Pitt
The project has reportedly gone through problem after problem each step of the way and has has been forced to have multiple reshoots and a rewritten ending. Now the film won't actually be getting here until June 21, 2013, but already we have our first look at some footage.
by Eric Eisenberg
November 5, 2012
World War Z And Pain & Gain Reveal First Footage At Paramount Presentation
Last night in a screening room above a rain-soaked Times Square, Paramount Pictures unveiled a reel to show off their highest-profile releases through 2014, including footage from two films that hadn't been seen anywhere else. And no, before you ask, neither of them were Star Trek Into Darkness-- all we got from that was the same bit of director J.J. Abrams's appearance on Conan
by Katey Rich
October 16, 2012
World War Z Faces Even More Production Problems And Brad Pitt's Silent Treatment
According to Vulture, star Brad Pitt is no longer on speaking terms with director Marc Forster, even with the production heading into the last three weeks of reshoots. All this as the budget balloons up to $170 million
by Katey Rich
July 13, 2012
Drew Goddard Actually Wrote The New Ending For Brad Pitt's World War Z
Lindelof cracked a potential new ending of the film, which had to commit to expensive reshoots to repair what apparently wasnt working. But with Lindelof wrapped up in other projects, Goddard stepped in to actually pen the script rewrite.
by Sean O'Connell
July 11, 2012
The Production Nightmare Of World War Z
From release date shuffling, to extensive reshoots, to a last-minute hustle for a third act rewrite, it's no secret that Marc Forster's World War Z adaptation has been plagued with problems. But as this dystopian drama trudges toward five weeks of "complex reshoots," THR has unveiled some more of the shocking missteps that appear to have marred the Brad Pitt-frontedand producedzombie drama that's had fan boys buzzing since its earliest announcement.
by Kristy Puchko
June 13, 2012
Damon Lindelof Is Rewriting The World War Z Screenplay
Screenwriter Damon Lindelof, who has co-created the winding mystery series Lost and co-wrote the sci-fi ensemble thriller Prometheus, has been contracted to rewrite the World War Z script penned by Matthew Michael Carnahan (State of Play, Lions for Lambs), focusing specifically on the film's third act.
by Kristy Puchko
June 8, 2012
Brad Pitt Doing Seven Weeks Of Reshoots On World War Z
Marc Forster wrapped shooting last summer, so this news is off-putting. Also, seven weeks is a very long time to merely patch up problems that might be plaguing the finished film. However, the news item has very little details about whats being shot, or who from the cast is joining Pitt for the shoot.
by Sean O'Connell
June 4, 2012
New Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie Gets A Release Date, World War Z Moved To 2013
Those eagerly anticipating the new reimagining of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles may find themselves craving pizza come Christmas 2013. Paramount has set the date for the turtles return to the big screen. There are also updates for the release dates of World War Z and One Shot.
by Kelly West
March 13, 2012
World War Z Being Looked At As The First Of A Trilogy
If it hasn't already been made abundantly clear, Hollywood loves franchises and sequels. Whether prudent or not, studios will do everything in their power to produce sequels to movies that may not necessarily need them. And it stars in pre-production too. The Hunger Games and Twilight were so appealing to the movie industry not just because of book sales but because they came prepackaged as a potential trilogy.
by Eric Eisenberg
January 3, 2012
Budapest SWAT Team Confiscates Guns Set To Be Used In Zombie Movie World War Z
While the zombies in the upcoming Marc Forster directed film World War Z arent likely to be the real deal, the guns set to be used in the film apparently were, which caused a bit of a snag for the movie, which is currently filming in Budapest. Today, a SWAT team raided a warehouse in the Hungarian capital, confiscating weapons that were meant to be props in the film.
by Kelly West
October 10, 2011
David Morse Is A Last-Minute Addition To The World War Z Cast
"Needs more Morse." That's what a friend of mine said after a screening of Drive Angry 3D, which used the veteran character David Morse quite poorly. And that's what you say pretty much after any appearance by David Morse, no matter how large or small his role is. He could star in a remake of 127 Hours, be onscreen every second, and I'd still probably think he deserved more screentime
by Katey Rich
October 6, 2011
Footage From World War Z Has People Running For Their Lives
Youd think with the amount of zombie saturation weve had over the last few years that it would become boring and fail to raise our pulses. But Ill be a shambling corpse if this footage from the set of World War Z didnt make my day.
by Brian Salisbury
September 7, 2011
World War Z Gets A December 2012 Release Date
Even though Zack Snyder's Man of Steel ended up moving its release date to June 2013, next December is still packed to the gills with potential winter blockbusters. Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained, Peter Jackson's The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Ang Lee's Life of Pi, Gore Verbinski's Lone Ranger and Philip Noyce's Hunter Killer will all be going up against each other in the three week stretch
by Eric Eisenberg
August 9, 2011
Bryan Cranston May Join World War Z For Small But Flashy Role
Since Max Brooks World War Z novel is basically a series of short stories told from the point of view of different people who lived through the zombie apocalypse, we can probably be safe in assuming that more headlines like this one will emerge as these vignettes get cast.
by Will LeBlanc
August 6, 2011
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