EA has partnered with Dreamworks to bring the Need for Speed franchise to theaters for a 2014 release. Dreamworks has just announced that they've acquired the film rights to EA's racing franchise ...

The automaker announced Monday that it has partnered with DreamWorks Studios to integrate several Ford vehicles into the 2014 film “Need for Speed,” now in production. The film is based on the ...

Need for Speed film rights have been acquired from EA by DreamWorks, with a target production start date of early next year and a 2014 release, the studios announced this morning. George and John ...

“Need for Speed” arrives in theaters Friday with DreamWorks — and its distribution deal with Disney — under the microscope. The video game adaptation starring Aaron Paul is tracking well ...

“We are thrilled to be in business with our friends Steven Spielberg, [DreamWorks CEO and co-chair] Stacey Snider and the entire DreamWorks team,” said Frank Gibeau, president of EA ...

The Swedish-made Koenigsegg, a high-performance mid-engine two-seater, which can reach speeds up to 270 miles per hour, is one of the European supercars in DreamWorks Pictures' "Need for Speed." ...

Dreamworks apparently had high hopes that Need for Speed would become their first “franchise” movie since splitting with Paramount, and that they could maybe even make some of that sweet Fast ...

Electronic Arts makes a U-turn returning Need for Speed to developer Criterion Games through company restructuring. EA then moved the franchise over to Ghost Games, which developed four Need For ...