Steven Spielberg Movie Updates

Warner Bros has set Goosebumps scribe Carl Ellsworth to write Gremlins, the remake of the 1984 Joe Dante-directed film.

Steven Spielberg is set to direct Ready Player One, the highly anticipated project based on the popular sci-fi book by Ernest Cline.

Steven Spielberg finally has decided on his next movie -- make that his next two movies.

Director Michael Bay will be rebooting the robot franchise with at least two more movies.

DreamWorks is setting Lasse Hallstrom to direct The Hundred-Foot Journey, an adaptation of the Richard C. Morais novel.

Sony is throwing another Men in Black into development, hiring Oren Uziel to pen a draft.

Steven Spielberg has found his next directing project: an adaptation of American Sniper, the autobiography of Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, which is set up at Warner Bros.

The 'Dark Knight Rises' director is negotiating to board the sci-fi project written by his brother and longtime collaborator Jonathan Nolan.

FIRST UP FOR THE PROLIFIC FILMMAKER IS “PAIN AND GAIN” STARRING MARK WAHLBERG AND DWAYNE “THE ROCK” JOHNSON, FOLLOWED BY A NEW INSTALLMENT IN THE HUGELY POPULAR “TRANSFORMERS ” FRANCHISE, TO BE RELEASED ON JUNE 29TH, 2014

After Transformers: Dark of the Moon hauled in more than $1 billion at the global box office, Hasbro is eager to keep its toy-trafficking franchise rolling on the bigscreen.

After a three-year hiatus, Spike Lee has found his next feature directing project, committing to helm Mandate Pictures' remake of the South Korean thriller "Oldboy."

Steven Spielberg has committed to next direct Robopocalypse, a Drew Goddard-scripted adaptation of the Daniel H. Wilson epic novel about the human race's attempt to survive an apocalyptic robot uprising.

Alex Kurtzman is best known as one-half of the screenwriting team of Kurtzman-and-(Roberto) Orci, who have gone from writing "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" to working on some of the biggest sci-fi tentpoles in Hollywood, such as "Transformers" and "Star Trek." Now Kurtzman is entering the direct ...

Abigail Spencer ("Mad Men," "Hawthorne") is saddling up for Jon Favreau's sci-fi Western "Cowboys and Aliens," from DreamWorks Studios and Universal.

Steven Spielberg has selected his next directing job: World War I epic "War Horse." Disney and DreamWorks will release the film Aug. 10, 2011.

It’s 2010 now, and Walter Mitty has still not officially gone into production. But it’s inching closer again. Granted, Walter Mitty still doesn’t officially have a director aboard, but 20th Century Fox, which has miraculously held on to the rights for a whopping three years, is pushing the project forward again. (Perhaps their w ...