Universal Pictures announced Wednesday that filming has begun on the delayed Steve Jobs biopic starring Michael Fassbender and directed by Danny Boyle. To mark the occasion, the studio also revealed the official title of the film: “Steve Jobs.” They also released the official logline: Set backstage at three iconic product launches and ending in 1998 with the unveiling of the iMac, the film takes us behind the scenes of the digital revolution to paint an intimate portrait of the brilliant man at its epicenter. Also Read: The Top 40 Best and Worst Actors Playing Musicians Before ‘Get

North Korea said if “The Interview” is submitted to the Berlin International Film Festival it would be “instigating terror.” On Wednesday, Pyongyang’s foreign ministry said the comedic film depicting Seth Rogen and James Franco‘s attempt to assassinate Kim Jong-un is not in line with the purpose of the Berlinale festival. Also Read: Netflix Sets Streaming Date for Seth Rogen-James Franco Comedy ‘The Interview’ North Korea’s capital city also warned the movie’s release in Berlin would promote “freedom of terrorism and violence” rather

Neill Blomkamp's robo-prodigy is under threatWe saw the first trailer for District 9/Elysium director Neill Blomkamp’s latest, Chappie, a couple of months ago. Now here comes the latest promo to fill in even more of the plot blanks.Chappie sees Dev Patel create a thinking, feeling robot off the back of his work on mindless robot drones for the police. But not everyone is delighted by the seemingly sweet machine: Hugh Jackman’s Vincent and Sigourney Weaver as his boss are worried that this could mean the end of humanity.

I know there's a lot of you who are still salivating over that ALIEN concept art that Neill Blomkamp (ELYSIUM, DISTRICT 9) sent our way, so much so that it's easy to forget that the man has a movie coming out in March! I'm of course referring to Chappie, the tale of robot who pulls a Johnny 5 and is gifted with artificial intelligence. The bulk of you really dug the first trailer... Read More...

“Kick-Ass 2″ director-writer Jeff Wadlow finished rewriting the script for “Masters of the Universe,” an adaptation of the classic ’80s cartoon and popular line of action figures. ‘The filmmaker, who previously wrote and directed “Cry_Wolf,” took the script over in April. According to Sony producer DeVon Franklin, he finished the draft at some point over the holidays. “@JeffWadlow is working [24-7],” Franklin tweeted on Dec. 24. “We’ll have a draft into the studio for the holidays.