There's spirited débats about whether the ancient Maya calendar really predicts much of anything, particularly the world's end in three years. But there's little argument in Hollywood about the accuracy of an even plus significant doomsday forecast: “2012” is going to be a blockbuster.

Ever since director Roland Emmerich's apocalyptic thriller landed on pre-release audience surveys last Thursday, "2012" and its positive prospects have become a hot topic among movie marketing executives. Although the Sony Pictures release doesn't premiere until Nov. 13, moviegoer attention already is running...

New Moon to Battle It Out With 2012
29-Oct-2009
Written by: Justin Key

Due to a surprising increase in male interest, New Moon may be biting off some of 2012’s audience.

Two big movie releases in the same mois in two totally different genres shouldn't cause much trouble right? That may not be the case when Summit Entertainment's "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" hits theaters just a week after Sony Pictures' 2012. Despite one's specific audience of younger women and the other's broad appeal, pre-release polling montrer that "New Moon" may very well leave "2012" in the dark.

All numbers point to "New...

I know it's been a an since the release of this movie, but eariler in 2010, when it was award season, I never once saw "2012" being nominated for any Golden Globes ou Oscars. I was even plus surprised that the theme song "Time for Miracles" wasn't even nominated for Best Theme Song.

At first, I was kind of mad because it was such a great movie and it was #1 at the Box Office for awhile, and I thought that ABC was being completley unfair just because Adam Lambert sang the song[ie his AMA performance] and the fact that films like "Avatar", "Precieous" and "The Hurt Locker" gotten all the attention....