There are several blockbusters out this week, including "Gangster Squad" with Josh Brolin, Sean Penn and Ryan Gosling, "Promised Land" with Matt Damon and "The Impossible" with Naomi Watts and Ewan ...

Gangster Squad, the new film from Zombieland director Ruben Fleischer, got some undue attention this summer when it hastily moved off its original September release date and was pushed to January. The ...

Set in a Post-WWII world, GANGSTER SQUAD kick’s off in 1949, at a time when gangsters were running riot in Chicago and New York, but failing to gain a foothold in Los Angeles. Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn) ...

WASHINGTON – Try as they might, producers can never truly predict the climate in which their films will be released. The timing can work to a film’s advantage, as it did for “Argo,” where the attack ...

The best way to describe director Ruben Fleischer's new film, "Gangster Squad"? Ridiculously violent. We're not talking an occasional scene with gunfire or fist fighting. We're talking 110 minutes of ...

LOS ANGELES -- "Gangster Squad," a Warner Bros. movie featuring a shootout at the Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, will not arrive in theaters in September as initially planned but instead will be ...

Warner Bros. is showing its faith in Will Beall, as the “Gangster Squad” scribe has signed a blind two script deal with the studio. Though it’s not known which films will be part of the deal, the pact ...

Warner Bros has reportedly decided to push back the release of its new crime drama Gangster Squad to January 2013 in the wake of the Colorado shootings. The new film stars Ryan Gosling and Sean Penn ...

2013 was a magic year for movies! Unfortunately, several star-studded flicks did not make the cut according to Us Weekly's film critic Mara Reinstein. Check out the 5 worst movies of the year below.

Larry is joined by KPCC film critics Andy Klein from the L.A. Times Community Papers chain and Claudia Puig from USA Today to review the week's new film releases including Gangster Squad, FrackNation ...

Though it tries mightily, The Untouchables it ain’t. First of all, screenwriter Will Beall is no David Mamet. And as stylish as director Ruben Fleischer (Zombieland) can be, he just doesn’t have the ...