Every summer, there's at least one smaller movie that breaks out of the pack. A film that's not based on a huge comic book or toy franchise, with a budget under $100 million. Even though summer is supposed to belong to the big superhero and toy movies, there's always at least one upstart that surprises everybody. A Moon or a District 9, say. Or a Super-8. More »
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Every summer, there's at least one movie underdog that takes audiences by storm. A movie that doesn't belong to an established series or feature a fan-favorite character, but still wins us over. A hit original amongst sequels and re... Read Post
Comic book tough chick Witchblade is ready for her close-up: Top Cow Productions has cut a deal to bring its warrior heroine to the big screen, with filming expected to begin this fall. Witchblade comics have sold over 100 million..... Read Post
Every summer there seems to be at least one: a sleeper indie film released among the X-Mens, Transformers, and Harry Potters that manages to break out in a (relatively) big way. Think Little Miss Sunshine, or Once, or even last...... Read Post