Thursday, March 17, 2011 11:41AM - By Damon Houx
“Lost” briefly faced the “Twin Peaks” syndrome, when its hot young stars were briefly attached to hot movies, and were courted to the big screen. On his down time from the show, Matthew Fox made Smoking Aces, We Are Marshall, Vantage Point and Speed Racer. But now that everyone is free from the island, Fox can pursue his big screen career in earnest (again). According to Deadline Hollywood, he’s signed on to play the bad guy in Rob Cohen’s adaptation of James Patterson’s I, Alex Cross opposite Tyler Perry. Yes, that Tyler Perry, who will be playing the role previously held by Morgan Freeman. Continue Reading
Friday, April 2, 2010 10:55AM - By Laura Aguirre
After it was announced that Rob Cohen wouldn’t be returning for another XXX film, fans of the original film let out a huge sigh. They were sad for all of two seconds because that news didn’t stick. Apparently he WILL direct the third film which will reunite him with star, Vin Diesel. After being through many ups and downs at Columbia Pictures, the project has been moved to Paramount and the studio will take over the franchise, finance the production, and distribute the film for late 2011 or early 2012.
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Friday, March 19, 2010 12:12PM - By Laura Aguirre
Was there a memo sent out today regarding cult eighties movies that someone forgot to pass my way? First, we hear about Jennifer Lopez starring in a remake of Overboard and now this?! We’re traveling into the genre of comedy/horror with a revamp (pun intended) of The Monster Squad.
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009 8:35AM - By Krystal Clark
I know this may sadden millions of XXX fans around the world, but I’ve got bad news to report. Rob Cohen, the man who directed the 2002 hit starring Vin Diesel will not be returning for the third film. In an attempt to forget the abomination that was XXX: State of the Union Sony plans on producing a second sequel to the original entitled, XXX: The Return of Xander Cage. Yep, Diesel’s ready to return, but Cohen has opted to back out in favor of Medieval, a period piece for New Regency.
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