While Iron Man is in North Carolina and Thor  is across the pond in London, England, Captain America is sticking with his Avenger roots and filming in Ohio. Captain America: The Winter Soldier, directed by Joe and Anthony Russo, will be filming about 40% of its entirety in and around Cleveland, Ohio. That’s the same place Joss Whedon used to double as New York for most of the final battle in The Avengers, suggesting Cap’s story will stay in New York and keep visual Marvel continuity. Read more after the jump.

Not much news here, but I’m looking forward to this film so I have to post…

Understand that I am not posting this because it looks good. I have no intention of seeing this. I’m posting this because of just how ludicrous and hilarious this trailer looks.

Also, it’s actually kind of amazing just how good you can make a low budget B movie look these days.

Enjoy the laughableness.

‘X-Men’ fans revolted when our beloved Professor X was obliterated in front of our eyes by the Phoenix in ‘X-Men: The Last Stand.’ Although 20th Century Fox is entitled to completely change the comic book story line, the way in which Xavier met his end was unbecoming of his legacy.

Agreed. But must we really be reminded of that wretched third film that so completely ruined the franchise?

However, there’s been some talk as of late suggesting that we haven’t seen the last of Sir Patrick Stewart as Professor Charles Xavier in the ‘X-Men‘ franchise just yet. And now, we know for sure…

Looking for more news from ‘The Hobbit’? Well we have you covered. This past Thursday, Peter Jackson released a new poster on his Facebook page featuring dwarves. Lots and lots of dwarves. Specifically, 13 dwarves.

This really brings a little gravitas and sense of weightiness to the upcoming film that I didn’t fell before…

Check out these completely new set photos from the upcoming The Hunger Games: Catching Fire movie! This time all eyes on Donald Sutherland a.k.a. President Snow, who definitely rocks! Sutherland was spotted filming a scene on the set of Francis Lawrence‘s film in Atlanta, Georgia, on Monday.

I have high hopes for this film, which means it is surely doomed. But we’ll see.

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Warner Bros. has revealed two more TV spots and 7 epic looking banners for the upcoming Cloud Atlas.

They’re definitely cranking the volume up to 11 on the advertising and expectations. I remain unconvinced that the film will be worthy of the hype. As Joseph pointed out in the comments on my previous Cloud Atlas entry, they are definitely in risky territory trying to sell audiences on a Star Wars scale mythology. It will either work extremely well for them or backfire in a big way. I don’t think there is any in between.

We have even more Skyfall images, which means more Bond, or if you prefer – moreDaniel Craig for all Bond’s fans out there! This time, much better look at both Craig and his gorgeous co-star Berenice Marlohe, and trust me – you don’t want to miss the action!

Sam Mendes‘ movie is the 23rd adventure in the longest-running film franchise of all time. Only, this time, Bond will have a completely new job, because, apparently, inSkyfall, his loyalty to M will be tested as her past comes back to haunt her.

As MI6 comes under attack, 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how…

Duhamel, as firefighter Jeremy Coleman, is in the wrong place at the wrong time, and sees a hulking psychopath – D’Onofrio – shoot and kill someone in a convenience store. Duhamel picks the brute out of a police lineup, and a classic game of cat-and-mouse ensues. He goes into witness protection, his identity is erased, he becomes “a ghost,” and Rosario Dawson shows him how to shoot a big big gun.

This looks like it could be interesting. On the other hand, this is a straight-to-DVD movie so I’m not sure what that says about it. Still, I may check it out sometime.

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Everyone is either looking forward to Wreck-It Ralph or still refers to video games as “those beeping boximacallits.”  There are no other options. Gaming movies have a bad reputation, which is weird, because, despite what you may have heard and read, they have yet to materialize. We’ve seen dozens of action movies that share the titles of video games and little else, and run from reprehensible to ridiculously profitable — sometimes in the same series. We’ve also watched feature-length advertisements for video games that we’ve paid to see in hopes that there might be a movie in there…