When asked about his willingness to do a third X-Files film during an interview with Jay Leno, actor David Duchovny insisted that he would “play Fox Mulder forever”. But, considering the last X-Files film, I Want to Believe, was a box-office disappointment, it’s going to take a little extra effort to get Mulder and Scully back on the big screen. Duchovny encouraged fans to start a letter-campaign to the film studio, telling them they actually want a third installment of the series … Discuss

You are looking at the promotional poster for one of the most anticipated movies of a generation: The reboot of Left Behind starring Nicolas Cage. Until now, all we’ve had were the Internet rumors, IMDB pages and, well, let’s be honest, hope—hope that Nicolas Cage would take the torch from Kirk Cameron and join the likes of Chad Michael Murray and Ashley Tisdale to make the movie we’ve all so desperately longed for. But now our apocalyptic dreams seem one step closer to coming true. The poster—which is a work of art in itself—depicts our hero standing in front of the wreckage of an airplane while exploding cities burn in the background. And, of course, Nicolas Cage is staring directly at us, the viewer, because as we’ve long known, cool guys never look at explosions … Discuss

Disney chief executive Robert Iger has announced that in addition to the three Star Wars sequels it has already committed to making, the company is developing even more films, possibly stand-alone ones based around individual Star Wars characters, like Yoda and Chewbacca. After Disney secured the rights to the franchise for more than $4 billion, Star Trek director J.J. Abrams signed on to direct the first installment of the new Star Wars series (effectively making him king of all geeks), which is slated for a summer 2015 release. Disney declined to elaborate on which characters the other films would be based on. In other words, starting in 2015, Disney will basically be just printing money … Discuss

Imagine you're given the option of only enjoying one sort of entertainment media for the rest of your life: books, movies, television, music or video games. Which one do you go with? Why? Discuss