This announcement will self destruct in 5…4…3—

Before you get your knickers in a twist (like I did), just like he did with the original, Guillermo del Toro will be producing the remake.

We now know who will play Murdock and Faceman will be in 7th heaven.

Even with a number of projects on his to-do list, Ridley Scott is eying one that he may be able to sink his teeth into.

Breakout star of The Hangover, Zach Galifianakis, to team with the duo behind Half Nelson and Sugar, Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden.

Looks like everyone’s favorite bastich and interstellar bounty hunter, Lobo, will be blasting his way to the big screen like so many of his comic compatriots before him.

Bad Boys, Bad Boys…whatcha gonna do? Whatcha gonna do when they come for you…again!

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! {Chopper explodes}

Ahoy, Maties! Spielberg’s taking to the high seas.

After reimagining John Carpenter’s classic, Halloween, Rob Zombie has his sights on remaking the B-movie classic, The Blob.

“Are you Experienced” enough to handle a Jimi Hendrix rock ‘n roll biopic?

Warner Bros. has closed a deal to remake John Boorman’s 1981 film, Excalibur, with Singer producing and developing and possibly directing.

Disney and director Robert Zemeckis are in negotiations to remake Yellow Submarine, the 1968 psychedelic animated film based on the music of The Beatles.

Warner Bros. is moving ahead in bringing DC Comics’ hero Captain Marvel to the silver screen.

Up until now the only casting announcements made for Zack Snyder’s Sucker Punch have been women. That’s about to change with the addition of Mad Man star Jon Hamm.

The director of Shoot ‘Em Up lays down his guns to helm a remake of Peter Hyams’ sci-fi movie starring Sean Connery.

Columbia Pictures and Marvel Studios are wasting no time in planning for the future of the Spider-Man franchise, as James Vanderbilt is the one who is going to pen “Spider-Man 5″ and “Spider-Man 6″.

Liam Neeson has signed on to star in the thriller Unknown White Male, from Dark Castle and Warner Bros.

Seventeen years after the animated film The Secret of NIMH, Paramount Pictures looks to revisit the children’s book with Neil Burger (The Illusionist) at the helm.

Remember when Spielberg was a risk taker and trend setter with the projects he directed? Other than Munich, his latest films have lacked passion. With War of the Worlds and Indiana Jones 4 it would seem that Spielberg has decided that more entertainment for the masses and less passion projects (Lincoln, where are you?) is the way to go. So it’s not surprising that he would attach himself to a remake of the 1950 film Harvey.