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A double Academy Award winner is going back to the future. Denzel Washington will star in the post-apocalyptic drama Book of Eli, to be directed by Albert and Allen Hughes, according to Variety. He will play "a lone hero in a not-too-distant apocalyptic future who must fight across America to bring society the knowledge that could be the key to its redemption." Sounds like the best of all possible worlds, doesn't it? Denzel as an intellectual action hero of the future. Denzel has been resolutely dealing with modern-day problems for the last decade, so maybe he felt like a change of pace. As far as I can tell, the only time that Denzel's tipped his toe into future waters was back in 1995 with Brett Leonard's Virtuosity. In that movie, set just four years into the future, he faced off against a virtual reality Russell Crowe. How far into the future will Book of Eli be set? Who gets the blame for the apocalypse? Will this be a tale of weary, wary survivors or vengeful warriors? And what's in that book, anyway? Amazingly, this will be the first feature from The Hughes Brothers since 2001's graphic novel adapatation From Hell. They'll be working from a script originally written by Gary Whitta (the two new Akira films) and re-written by Anthony Peckham (Clint Eastwood's upcoming The Human Factor and Sherlock Holmes for Warner Bros). Joel Silver is on board as one of the producers. Filming begins in January.Filed under: Drama, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Casting, Deals, Warner Brothers Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

Filed under: Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Deals, Sony, Scripts Just so we are clear, the new script by Wanted writers, Michael Brandt and Derek Haas, will have nothing to do with James Harriot's novel, All Creatures Great and Small -- although it does make a little confusing since they have the same title. The Hollywood Reporter announced that the duo have signed to complete a script for Sony and Original Films producer, Neil Moritz. According to Brandt, he and Haas came up with the idea after securing a blind deal with Sony, and Creatures was the first project they wanted to pitch to the studio. Creatures centers on a future where humans are vastly outnumbered by animals. Brandt describes a pretty bleak future for us bipeds in the script: "... where people are literally living in forts, and the animals are running free."Continue reading 'Wanted' Scribes Take On 'All Creatures Great and Small' Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

"American Gangster" Review / "Menace II Society" and "Casino" DVD Picks

In this episode of FilmCrunch, Veronica Santiago and Neil Estep review the theatrical releases of Hot Fuzz, Deja Vu, and Freedom Writers, as well as the DVD release of A Night at the Museum.

Today on The Daily Reel...Justin Timberlake finds talent on YouTube... Denzel Washington stars in American Gangster... Ferrets in New York finally come out of hiding... And, once again, Invisible Engine takes over The Daily Reel Podcast.

Judges Dave Johnson and Mac McEntire preview upcoming reviews of the "deceptively dumb" Drew Carey Show: Season One, and the nostalgia of Full House: Season Six. Coming to stores this week are the sleazy syndicated series Cheaters, the ridiculously bad anime series Shingu: Secret of the Stellar Wars, and Denzel Washington's Deja Vu. For a full rundown of April 24 releases, head over to dvdverdict.com/upcoming/. And last but not least, this week's Ambush Topics: Costly strategic blunders by the Galactic Empire, Scenes that take place at or near a waterfall, Bad ass puppets, and Scenes that take place on New Year's Eve. Enjoy! We encourage your questions and comments by emailing podcast*[at]*dvdverdict.com or calling our 24 hour voicemail hotline at (310) 878-4968. Show your support by voting for the show at Podcast Alley, and Digg. To avoid missing any episodes in our schedule, subscribe to the show viaiTunes.

On today's Dave's Hollywood Minute: Tom Hanks, Ron Howard, "Angels & Demons", "The Da Vinci Code", Forest Whitaker, Denzel Washington, "The Great Debate", Oprah Winfrey, MGM, iTunes Music Store, Leslie Bibb, "The Bachelorette Party", "Iron Man", Robert Downey Jr., and Gwyneth Paltrow.

Denzel Washington travels back in time to save one cute girl? How noble...

Denzel Washington travels back in time to save one cute girl? How noble...

Reviews of DEJA VU, TENACIOUS D IN THE PICK OF DESTINY, DECK THE HALLS, THE FOUNTAIN, THE HISTORY BOYS

It's the self deprication episode! Why are actors hiding their super powers from us? Could it be a conspiracy...And a couple of films are reviewed too.

Reviews of THE BLACK DAHLIA, GRIDIRON GANG, EVERYONE'S HERO, HAVEN

It's our 10th episode (finally) and Logan and Ryan celebrate by actually disagreeing on a movie! Plus a flippant look at Inside Man and the harrowing tale of our "lost episode".

Billionaire Blows Whistle on Tabloid Blackmail Bid! Tom Flies High with KatieÃ?ÃÂ?Ã?ÃÂUntil Daddy Grounds her Pregnant Ass! Jessica Simpson Makes Fish Lips with Charlie the Tuna! Mike Walker, Professor of Whisperology, Ph.d., Teaches Gossip Ethics 101!