Shawn Levy News

You might remember back in September that w e reported Hugh Jackman as being in talks to star in Shawn Levy 's futuristic robot boxing movie Real Steel .

This also stars an excessive amount of other big name actors including : Mila Kunis, Mark Wahlberg, James Franco, Mark Ruffalo, Kristen Wiig, Ray Liotta, Common, and Taraji P. Henson.

Loading ... Yes, you read that right. Children's classic "The Berenstain Bears" is now being adapted for the silver screen.

Though Stephen Colbert has warned us of the unrivaled threat bears pose to civilization, those of us who grew up with a certain bear family know that they are actually wholesome, loving and full of great lessons to teach children.

It's a bear market for one group of moviemakers. Shawn Levy , director of the Night at the Museum movies, has signed on to produce a feature film based on The Berenstain Bears books, a comedy he says will be a mix of live-action and computer animation.

It's not mentioned in this Variety story, but the story that Richard Matheson wrote than a screenwriter and comic directo r Shawn Levy want to turn into the movie Real Steal , to possibly star Hugh Jackman , was filmed as an episode of The Twilight Zone in 1963.

Levy has quite a list of films under his belt: Big Fat Liar , The Pink Panther , and Night at the Museum and Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian .

Hugh Jackman is in talks to star in Shawn Levy 's futuristic robot boxing movie Real Steel .

You might remember reading yesterday that Peter Berg officially signed on for Battleship as part of a two-picture deal at Universal Pictures.

As we've been told more than a few times this week, Steven Spielberg has great passion for a lot of things.

Sometimes you think that you have Hollywood figured out and then they do something so random that it just confuses you.A First of all, I have never heard of this futuristic robot boxing movie named "Real Steel".A I also didn't know that it was one of the projects that Peter Berg has been attached to with hopes of directing.A Well, now we have news ...

Comedy Paul Giamatti, Shawn Levy, Frankie Muniz, Amanda Bynes, Amanda Detmer, Sandra Oh Who's afraid of the big bad Wolf? Not Jason Shepherd.

'Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian' By Harry Forbes Catholic News Service NEW YORK - There are times when sequels, contrary to tradition, really can top the original.

Browse> Home / Film Reviews / Night At The Musem: Battle of the Smithsonian - A FilmCritic Review Night At The Musem: Battle of the Smithsonian - A FilmCritic Review Film Critic Rating = 2 out of 5 Stars "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian is like an overstuffed sausage.

History comes to comical life in this sequel that surprisingly exceeds expectations.

Shawn Levy has no soul. Perhaps put another way, he is one of the few filmmakers working today who lacks the requisite motion picture magic to make his fantastical ideas sing.

Shawn Levy has become the go-to guy for bringing family comedies to the big screen.

Those creaky exhibits come to life once again in "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian," and this time around there's a little more life on display.

AT THE age of ten, Shawn Levy, doing community theatre in Montreal, got his first big laugh.

When 20th Century Fox debuted Night at the Museum in 2006, audiences flocked to see actor Ben Stiller cope with the comic chaos that ensues when museum exhibits spring to life.