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If you held out faint hope that Hugh Jackman wouldn't be helping Shawn Levy box robots, and would abandon it for a feature film adaptation of A Steady Rain, kiss it goodbye now. Variety reports that DreamWorks' Steven Spielberg and Stacey Snider have green-lit Real Steel, making it the studio's first big financial project since it split with Paramount, and had to find its own money. Spielberg was attached to the project as executive producer when it was first announced, and it seems that it's been a real passion project for him. DreamWorks bought the project back in 2005, and it was one of the films they held onto after splitting from Paramount. "When we took it with us, we really highlighted it as something we would put the pedal to metal on," said DreamWorks co-president of production Mark Sourian. "It's a project that Steven always wanted to do. It just came together rapidly after we left Paramount." The film will be made for the relatively low budget of $80 million, and will begin production next June. With a low budget to avoid Transformers excess, perhaps the magic of Spielberg and Richard Matheson can overcome the kiddie tendencies of Shawn Levy, and turn it into something special. A lot of commenters mentioned that Matheson's story was adapted into an episode of the Twilight Zone called Steel. Happily, it's online and I've embedded it below the jump. It really is a good episode, and while Levy keeps stressing that his Real Steel is grounded in its "father-son relationship," I hope it can retain a bit of Matheson's grit. I could be happy with a robot version of Million Dollar Baby. Filed under: Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sports, Deals, Paramount, DIY/Filmmaking, Newsstand, Dreamworks, Steven SpielbergContinue reading DreamWorks Puts 'Real Steel' In Their Ring Permalink | Email this | Comments

Today brings good news and bad news for fans eagerly awaiting The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn, the first film in a proposed trilogy of new, motion-capture animated 3D films co-produced by Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson (among others) based on the comic book series created by Georges "Herg " Remi. Spielberg took up directorial duties on the first in the series, which was supposed to begin filming in 2008 for a 2010 release, but Universal, burned by the under-performance of Beowulf and Monster House at the box office, decided to pull out in the pre-production process, halting progress until Paramount could partner with Sony in order to grease the gears financially. Not much has popped up in the news department since then, however at the London premiere of Peter Jackson's The Lovely Bones, the Lord of the Rings director told reporters that filming had finally been completed on Spielberg's Tintin entry. However, it's still no where close to release. Jackson went on to say that it is going to take another two years to actually animate the film, meaning fans are most likely looking at a late 2011 release date for The Secret of the Unicorn.Filed under: Action, Animation, Paramount, Sony, Tech Stuff, Comic/Superhero/GeekContinue reading Peter Jackson Says Spielberg's 'Tintin' is Done Filming, but... Permalink | Email this | Comments

If you still haven't seen Paranormal Activity, I don't know what you've been waiting for. Seeing the horror flick in theaters is one of those great moviegoing experiences -- the more people in the theater to scream and laugh with the better. Besides, I can only imagine that watching the thing at home would be so frightening you'll never be able to sleep soundly again. Oh, that probably appeals to many of you scary movie fans, in which case you'll be glad to know you have to wait only a little over a month more to pick up the DVD or Blu-ray of this little movie that could. Paramount will release Paranormal Activity to home video on December 29, just in time to give you something to purchase with the gift card you got over the holidays. Both the DVD and Blu-ray come with the theatrical version of the film as well as an unrated cut that includes an alternate ending (presumably the original one). And the Blu-ray includes a digital copy of the theatrical version, so you can play the movie on your iPod and watch it while hiding underneath your covers.Filed under: Horror, Paramount, Steven Spielberg, Home EntertainmentContinue reading 'Paranormal Activity' on DVD and Blu-ray December 29 Permalink | Email this | Comments

This is a story about the time I met Steven Spielberg. And what I learned that has relevance for all of us in Radio.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has not just been entertaining residents of North America, as the game has also been selling like crazy in the UK as well. And apparently the lads at our sister site Funny or Die UK were so charmed by Modern Warfare 2 that they took it upon themselves to make a video parodying the game. They chose to poke fun at the easier target of the Call of Duty series, which is its penchant for WW2 settings. See Flidby, Hench77, Ratbanjos, and S3R4F1N0W1C2 storm the beaches of Normandy while RYCART1 and triggerhappydom are trigger happy while firing on them. Call of Duty: Secret Spielberg Level Unlocked watch more funny videos Possibly Related Posts:Call of Duty 4: Ragtime TrailerIAMfourzerotwo EP2Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: MobilizedFunnyordie.com vid: Everybody Games First Full Modern Warfare 2 Trailer Debuts

CHASING SPIELBERG 8:33 Two Hassidim wannabe filmmakers arrive on Hollywood's doorstep to make a movie with Steven Spielberg. Submitted by: dkahane) Kinda Cute Keywords: Hollywood Hassidim Jewish Jeremy Piven Comedy Steven Spielberg Views: 386

In this video, we take a look at the offbeat career of Oscar Award Winning writer and director Robert Zemeckis.

Video detailing a lawsuit filed in Florida Circuit Court against Steven Spielberg, Irene Weisberg Zisblatt, as well as others.

"Paranormal Activity" cost nearly nothing to produce and yet it has defied all expectations at the box office and become a mega-hit. Plus, is there a sequel in the works?