Wreck-It Ralph may not have been a box office juggernaut on the order of Frozen, but it was still a pretty big hit when it landed in 2012. Talk of a potential Wreck-It Ralph sequel began swirling not long afterward, but there’s been no official confirmation that any such movie would actually happen — until now.

Composer Henry Jackman has revealed that a Wreck-It Ralph 2 is being written as we speak, although it remains a mystery when we’ll actually get to see the movie.

Yay! I loved Wreck-it Ralph so much and can’t wait for this!

The Battlestar Galactica movie has been rumored for some time, but today it’s taken a big step forward.

Universal has signed Transcendence (starring Johnny Depp) screenwriter Jack Paglen to pen the project, according to Variety. The report says that the film is a “complete reimagining” of the story. Series creator Glen Larson will produce the film.

Oh man, here’s the thing: the Battlestar Galactica reboot in 2003 was really good. At times it was even great. At no time was I bored or disappointed while watching (save for once). My only wish is that we could strike the last episode from…

This looks quite intruiging. Joe pointed out to me on chat earlier that perhaps this was meant to make up for the lack of a Black Widow film, although there are rumblings for that happening at some point in the future.

In any event, I’m interested.

Set in a futuristic world that is run by the mob, street gangs, drug addicts and corrupted cops, Lucy (Scarlett Johansson), a woman living in Taipei, Taiwan, 2069 AD, works as a drug mule for the mob. The drug she inadvertently takes goes into her system, changing her into a metahuman. She can absorb knowledge instantaneously, is able to move…

I have to admit, as much as great big old monster movies aren’t my thing, I’m intrigued by the upcoming Godzilla film. They certainly have been taking a very artistic approach to the trailers and not playing up the typical monster movie stereo types. Case in point is the latest 30 second spot.

Many of you might be seeing this film tonight, even more of you will likely see it sometime this weekend. Aside from the fact that this is going to be a good one (I can just feel it!), it is the only new film in wide release this weekend.

But if you need just a little bit more in the appetite whetting department, here are two more clips from the film. Enjoy!

Columbia Pictures has set an April 17, 2015 release date for their comedy sequel Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2, which stars Kevin James reprising his title role from 2009’s Paul Blart: Mall Cop. As of now, the sequel doesn’t have any direct competition, but it opens one week before Universal’s highly-anticipated sequel Fast & Furious 7.

The story is set in Las Vegas, where Paul and his daughter Maya (Raini Rodriguez) attend a security guard convention. Although he is constantly mocked by casino security, he joins forces with them to take down a dangerous group of art thieves.

Exhibit A in why we…

There’s obviously something going on between our favorite captain and the Black Widow. Are they together now or something? We’ll find out this weekend. But one thing is for sure, they’re definitely doing the teamwork thing on the world-saving stuff.

Watch to find out more! I can’t wait to see the film. I’m hearing a lot of good things about it.

“Are we destined to destroy each other? Or can we change who we are?” That is the question Professor Xavier poses for us in the latest TV spot for X-Men: Days of Future Past. It’s an intriguing question when you think about it from a geek’s point of view. We haven’t done time travel in the X-Men movie universe yet. What will their take be on it. How does time travel work. Can things be changed, are there multiple timelines, multiple dimensions… oh, that wasn’t the first question on your mind? Well, never mind then.

Watch the trailer anyway and get psyched up for the premiere of X-Men: Days…

This may be a typical featurette without a whole lot of new or interesting information, but I’m intrigued with the film all the same and found it worth watching.

The film is directed by Wally Pfister and, for those who don’t know, he was Christopher Nolan’s cinematographer on The Dark Knight trilogy. That alone should interest you in my opinion. But if that alone doesn’t do it, watch the featurette and tell me you are not intrigued.