Steven Spielberg has shelved his planned big screen adaptation of Robopocalypse.

Anne Hathaway and Chris Hemsworth had been cast in the movie version of Daniel H. Wilson's best-selling sci-fi novel, about a war between humans and robots.

However, the project has now been postponed indefinitely, with a spokesperson for the director's DreamWorks Studios telling E! News that production stalled because the script was not ready.

Spielberg's camp is now "reconsidering their options" for bringing the futuristic story to cinemas. Production on Robopocalypse was due to begin this spring ahead ...

It's simple logic: When you have an important job that needs to get done, you call in someone who has experience doing it. A pipe breaks in your basement? You don't have your cousin Kenny take a look at it, you call in an expert plumber. Tear something in your shoulder playing basketball? Forget about asking your neighbor Lou for advice, it's time to see an arthroscopic surgeon.

And when the world is about to end via "Robopocalypse?" Well, that's a job for Chris Hemsworth.

Trust us, he knows what he's doing.

Yes, folks, the future of the world — or at least the entertainment future of t...

An enterprising Tintin fan has been handed the job of a lifetime by Steven Spielberg after impressing the moviemaker with his inspirational take on the opening credits for the director's new film.

James Curran posted his idea for an animated opening sequence for Spielberg's The Adventures of Tintin online and the mogul saw it.

Impressed, Spielberg invited Curran to the U.K. premiere of the film on Sunday - and then offered him a job on his next movie.

The Adventures of Tintin screenwriter Edgar Wright tweeted the news during the premiere and sources close to the director claim he will wo...