
From the looks of Aaron Paul's Twitter feed lately, Holly White is going to take a turn for the worse during the final season. That is one bad baby.
Also, Edgar Wright is a wunderkind in today's Dailies1
Posted 1/23/13 5:30 pm EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in Dailies

From the looks of Aaron Paul's Twitter feed lately, Holly White is going to take a turn for the worse during the final season. That is one bad baby.
Also, Edgar Wright is a wunderkind in today's Dailies1
Posted 1/22/13 10:41 am EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in News
VOTE IN MTV MOVIE BRAWL 2013 NOW
All right, now. Things are getting serious.
We are down to just four movies in MTV Movie Brawl 2013. These are the four films you have chosen to compete for the most anticipated of the year.
But we are still two rounds of voting away from crowning an ultimate champion, and there are four fierce competitors still left who won't go down without a fight.
There's "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," this year's story of vengeance after an upset last year. The Lermaniacs have pushed "Percy Jackson" this far. Can they take him one step further? Could "Spring Breakers" be this year's "Cosmopolis," the indie wonder that takes it all? Or will "The Mortal Instruments" fill the void left by "Twilight"?
To make your voice heard, vote now in the poll to decide MTV Movie Brawl 2013.

Posted 1/15/13 12:00 pm EST by Gil Kaufman in News

Kid Cudi may be beefing big time with his label over allegations that they're not promoting his tunes to radio, but the G.O.O.D. Music MC seems to have no problems with Hollywood.
After a well-received stint as a lovable dope slinger on HBO's canceled "How To Make It in America," Scott Mescudi has signed on for his second big screen feature. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Cudi is lined up to star alongside "Breaking Bad" star Aaron Paul in the Dreamworks adaptation of the video game "Need for Speed."
Posted 1/4/13 12:49 pm EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in Video
"Warm Bodies" sounds kind of weird, right? It's a "Twilight"-like paranormal romance, except it's about a zombie? MTV News just had to find out what the latest movie from "50/50" director Jonathan Levine, so Christina Garibaldi headed to the set.
The way star Teresa Palmer describes it, the somewhat silly premise is a way to have your brains and eat them too.
"When you think of zombie movies you think of R-rated, everyone eating brains, blood and gore, craziness like that," she said. "In our film, it's great because we sort of get the best of both worlds and we get to see that typical zombie genre, but then there's also a lot more emotional depth to our film and there's a love story and these zombies they were once real people and they still have the same feelings and thoughts, especially R."
"Warm Bodies" opens on February 1.
Posted 1/3/13 9:41 am EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in News
MTV Movie Brawl, the annual battle royale of the year's biggest blockbusters, is back, and the combatants of 2013 look fiercer than ever. Some of film's most popular franchises will go head-to-head to see which will come out victorious in reader-voted polls.
Will Katniss get some redemption with "Catching Fire" after last year's defeat? Can "Iron Man 3" take down the "Man of Steel"? Can either of the new YA offerings, "Beautiful Creatures" or "The Mortal Instruments," fill the gap left by "The Twilight Saga"?
Learn the full details after the jump!
Posted 12/12/12 4:00 pm EST by Terri Schwartz in News

"The Hunger Games" might not have been the top grossing or most acclaimed movie of the year, but it was the film that people cared about the most.
Google has released a list of its top trends for 2012, and "The Hunger Games" came out on top of the movies category. It makes sense, too: There was plenty of hype leading up to the March release of "The Hunger Games," with many positing that it could be the next "Twilight." It remains to be seen if the film series will have the same sort of staying power that "The Twilight Saga" did, but we'd argue that it has lived up to its expectations thus far.
Posted 12/11/12 3:30 pm EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in Best of 2012

Like any year at the movies, we lost a lot of good characters in 2012. Some were more expected than others. Some caught us completely by surprise. Some were beautifully telegraphed, and we watched them unfold in a hilariously unstoppable train wreck.
These are the most shocking movie character deaths of 2012!
There are many, many spoilers after the jump!
Posted 12/7/12 11:30 am EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in Best of 2012

In the post-tumblr world, there is a new standard for movie longevity.
Your film has to be GIF-able.
Whether it's an odd expression on a favorite character's face or a moment that we want to relive over and over again without any sound, a GIF of a movie scene can propel a film into an entirely different realm of popularity.
We broke down the ten most GIF-able scenes from movies in 2012, and you can check them all out after the jump!
Razzies Got It Wrong: In Defense Of 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn - Part 2'
Posted 1/9/13 12:52 pm EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in Commentary
Before we say anything else, there's something that must be said. Yes, we are MTV, the same MTV that, for the past five years, has heaped Golden Popcorn onto "The Twilight Saga," an otherwise award-less franchise. (Hey, sorry for giving our audience what they want, right?) We've been a home for wayward Twi-hards from the very beginning, but before you dismiss what we have to say, hear us out.
"Breaking Dawn - Part 2" simply did not deserve the public shaming at the hands of the Razzies, who officially announced their Worst Achievement in Film nominees today.
The anti-Academy Awards, which traditionally announce their nominees a day before their unironic counterpart, unleashed 11 nominations for Golden Raspberries onto the fifth "Twilight" film, despite there only being ten categories. The closest contender, "That's My Boy," only managed to fail to the tune of eight nominations.
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