A secondhand report (now disproven) says that Keanu Reeves says that the Wachowskis are at work on more “Matrix” movies.

Two fantasy movies were clearly among the “best” pictures of the year. Surprise! They’re both animated fantasy movies.

They rearranged the islands and added some plot. But it’s Narnia!

The existence of “The Wizard of Oz” on digital high-resolution DVD has settled a long-standing rumor about the classic film. So does the hanging body really exist?

“Total Film” Magazine has an aerial look at the set for Peter Jackson’s upcoming “Hobbit” films — and it looks to be the same set from “The Lord of the Rings” movies.

Ray Harryhausen created a generation of fantasy fans with his famous “stop-motion” animation. But from “The Golden Voyage of Sinbad” to “Jason and the Argonauts,” which film is the best?

This week’s fantasy-themed questions include: Why’d they really split the two movies? How is Voldemort’s face done? Did they really not split the movie in two until the very end?

Put this in the “How Stupid Do They Think We Are?” file: Warner Brother will reboot “Buffy” without Joss Whedon, the man who made the show everything that it was.

A spoiler-free review.

The latest evidence of the trend toward fantasy-comedy? “Your Highness,” starring James Franco and Danny McBride, coming April 11th, 2011.

In doing press for his latest movie, Harrison Ford has said that the next “Indiana Jones” movie is in the works, and he hopes it’ll be done “when I’m alive.”

Sure, the “hero” gets top billing, but sometimes it’s the sidekick that has the more interesting journey. Here’s something else sidekicks share: once they step out of the hero’s shadow, they never go back.