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Paradise Officially Lost - Legendary Pulls Plug

The movie killing beast known around here as the fearsome Bloatedicus Budgetasaurus has struck again, this time dealing a death blow to a long talked about project that's gone straight to hell.

Paradise Lost Start Date Officially Postponed

This year a giant monster has been running roughshod throughout Hollywood stomping productions into the ground, causing general mayhem and breaking the hearts of fans. It's name ... Bloatedicus Budgetasaurus, and this beast just struck again!

Legendary Comics Putting Together a Paradise Lost Graphic Novel Tie-In

Artist Michael Kaluta (Starstruck, The Shadow) and writer Steve Niles (30 Days of Night, Remains) are creating a graphic novel of epic proportions for Legendary Comics that will be a tie-in with Legendary Pictures' big screen adaptation of the classic tale Paradise Lost helmed by Alex Proyas, and today we have an update on what Niles and Kaluta are up to.

Crow, The (Blu-ray)

Starring Brandon Lee, Ernie Hudson, Michael Wincott, Rochelle Davis Directed by Alex Proyas

Adam and Eve Find Paradise Lost

No, we're not talking about the soft-core porn network, and we're not peddling personal massagers (not yet anyway, though we do endorse them). What we have on tap here is the latest bit of confirmed casting news for Alex Proyas' take on the classic tale Paradise Lost.

Dominic Purcell Lends Satan a Hand in Paradise Lost

Even more casting news has come in for Alex Proyas' take on the classic tale Paradise Lost. Let's face it; running Hell is probably a chore and a half what with all the torturing that needs to be done, etc. I mean, who exactly keeps stoking those fires anyway? Even big Lou can use a hand.

Callan McAuliffe Finds Paradise Lost

More casting news coming in for Alex Proyas' take on the classic tale Paradise Lost. Know what would be cool as hell? If Proyas would cast Meatloaf in a part. Imagine his new twist on "Paradise by the Dashboard Light"! Friggin' EPIC!

UPDATE: Casey Affleck Gets His Angel On for Paradise Lost; Camilla Belle Playing Eve

Following in brother Ben's (Bartleby in Dogma) angelic footsteps is Casey Affleck, who has just signed on to engage in a journey through hell in the upcoming big screen adaptation of Paradise Lost.

Rufus Sewell Sets His Crazy Eye on Paradise Lost

There's even more casting news coming in today from Paradise Lost, but what makes this tidbit of info interesting to say the least is that it serves as a bit of a Dark City reunion!

Djimon Hounsou Joins Paradise Lost

It seems like it's been a while since Djimon Hounsou has been in anything major, but he's an actor whose presence is always welcome. Which is why it's good news that director Alex Proyas has cast the actor in his forthcoming take on John Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost.

Will Benjamin Walker Find Paradise Lost?

More possible casting news coming in for Alex Proyas' take on the devilishly classic tale of Paradise Lost. Who's next to do battle with evil incarnate? Read on for the skinny!

Find Paradise Lost in the Devil's Eyes

Legendary Pictures has just released some new concept art for its upcoming film adaptation of Paradise Lost, and believe us when we tell you it's quite the eyeful! Read on for the goodies.

The Original Crow Takes Flight to Blu-ray

It can't rain all the time, but when it does, we're hoping that in Blu-ray high definition it will look better than ever. That's right, kids! The movie that started all the hoopla, ending in the tragic death of its star Brandon Lee, is getting set to make its debut in glorious 1080p.

Will the Devil Make Bradley Cooper Do it in Paradise Lost?

Bradley Cooper is a super hot commodity in Hollywood right now, and from the looks of things, some upcoming roles are about to turn up the heat like a blazing inferno populated by writhing and burning damned souls, including that rat bastard Osama Bin Laden whom we just shot in the friggin' eye. Sorry. Still happy here.

Alex Proyas Adapting Paradise Lost in 3D! The Devil Made Him Do It!

Paradise Lost is one of those truly classic tales that has never had a proper adaptation. Maybe it's because the subject matter was deemed too much, or maybe Hollywood's technology was just too far behind. That's about to change, however, and here's to hoping it's pulled off with flying colors.