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You can watch the Trailer for Paranormal Activity 2 here

Cinemark is pulling the trailer for Paramount's "Paranormal Activity 2" from several theaters in Texas after receiving numerous complaints that the promo was too frightening.
Trailer debuted during midnight runs of Summit Entertainment's "Eclipse."

Cinemark has told Paramount it could pull the trailer from more theaters as "Eclipse" opens nationwide today, should there be additional complaints.

Source: Variety

Thanks to Zeenat for the heads up.

Here are a couple of creepy stills from the trailer. Thanks to ONTD for the caps.

Rango - First Official Trailer - Featuring the Voice of Johnny Depp

Thanks to the guys a STYD for the heads up of this pic of Neve via Access Hollywood. Standing next to Cambell is AH host Nancy O'Dell

Warner Bros.’ movie based on the Lego toys has found its latest brick piece: a director. Or in this case, a pair of directors.

Phil Lord and Chris Miller, the helmers behind Sony Animation’s hit “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs,” are in final negotiations to write and direct the Lego movie, which is being produced by Dan Lin and Roy Lee. Jill Wilfert at Lego is exec producing.

The plot is being kept under wraps, but it will be an adventure in the Lego world mixing live action and animation.

In order to get the gig, Lord and Miller prepared a presentation that not only had to pass muster with Warners brass but also with execs from Lego, which is extremely protective with its toys and brand and had a significant hand in the process.

After winning approval from Warners, they flew up to Bricks by the Bay, the Lego convention in Fremont, to make their pitch to Lego execs. Warners and Lego weren’t sure initially if they wanted a live-action or animated movie, and Lord and Miller went with a scenario that incorporated both.

One winning component that convinced Lego and Warners that the duo was up to the task was their work on “Cloudy.” They took a 32-page book, developed a story and characters and used their unique sense of humor to turn it into a family movie that also played to adults. The 3D animated adaptation of the children’s classic book grossed more than $243 million worldwide and garnered numerous nominations last awards season.

Source: THR

Thanks to Jaime for the heads up on these set videos and photos.



Source: beforethetrailer

Videos after the cut.

Thanks to everyone who submitted this.

Rango - First Official Teaser Poster - Featuring Johnny Depp's voice

Thanks to First Showing for the heads up!

Alice Eve is in negotiations to play Emma Frost in “X-Men: First Class,” Fox’s relaunch of the Marvel Comics-based franchise being directed by Matthew Vaughn.

Eve joins Michael Fassbender as Magneto and James McAvoy as Professor X in the story that focuses on Marvel's superpowered team X-Men in a younger incarnation than the previous trilogy.

In comics lore, Frost was originally a villain called the White Queen who eventually became a member of X-Men, then a teacher at Xavier’s School of Gifted Students. She has telepathic powers and as the White Queen wore scantily clad costumes.

Source: THR

It seems we will have the whole trailer in picture form before we get the actual trailer lol.

Thanks again to Dreyesbo for showing me these on Mugglenet

Thanks to Dreyesbo for alerting me to these pics compiled by Mugglenet of the trailer being released tomorrow.

Here are the most popular Movie Posts for the past week for those that might have missed them.

1) Titanic 2 - Promotional Photos | LINK
2) Titanic 2 - Promotional Photos | LINK
3) Transformers 3 - First Set Photos and Spoilers | LINK
4) The Green Hornet - First Official Footage of Trailer | LINK
5) Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides - Synopsis | LINK
6) 'Twilight: Eclipse' premiere will stream live | LINK
7) Hobbit - Peter Jackson Confirmed to Direct | LINK
8) Little Fockers - First Trailer | LINK
9) Twilight: Eclipse - Entertainment Weekly Covers | LINK
10) The Green Hornet - First Official Trailer | LINK

Michael Fassbender is officially on board to play Magneto in "X-Men: First Class."

Benjamin Walker, meanwhile, has closed his deal to portray Henry McKoy, aka Beast.

Fassbender was being courted for villain roles in Fox's relaunch of the "X-Men" franchise, being directed by Matthew Vaughn, and Columbia's relaunch of "Spider-Man." He entered talks with Fox two weeks ago.

The studio is in full-blown casting mode for the movie, which is gearing up for an August start in London, and is in the process of filling out its cast of young mutants.

Fassbender will join James McAvoy, who is playing Professor Xavier in the movie, which focuses on Marvel's superpowered team X-Men in a younger incarnation than the previous trilogy.

It is unclear at this time which incarnation of the Beast character Walker will portray in "First Class." In X-Men lore, Beast was originally an over-sized young man with gorilla reflexes with a superior intellect. Later he morphed into a blue-furred tiger-like humanoid.

Fassbender's big Hollywood break came with a key turn in "Inglourious Basterds," where he played Canadian spy Archie Hicox. The actor, repped by CAA and Troika in the U.K., stars in Neil Marshall's Roman action movie "Centurion," which opens in August.

Walker, repped by WME, appeared in "Flags of our Fathers."

Source: THR

Several sites are reporting Peter Jackson has agreed to direct the Hobbit movies. Glad he is back on board to direct, now lets get these movies made!

Time to break out the ale and pipe weed, because we're ready to party!

What we hoped would happen, but didn't dare to think actually would, seems to be coming true. Peter Jackson, who pulled off the impossible with The Lord of the Rings trilogy, has decided to direct two installments of The Hobbit after all, Deadline New York reports.

Earlier this month, after Guillermo Del Toro quit his Hobbit directing gig, Jackson said his taking over was unlikely due to current commitments. But he did leave open a slim possibility—and we say "slim" because he sounded a bit reluctant—by saying: "If that's what I have to do to protect Warner Bros' investment, then obviously that's one angle which I'll explore."

Apparently, explore he did, because his deal is reportedly being negotiated right NOW with Warner Bros , New Line and MGM.

There are no further details as yet, other than the fact that Jackson, Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens are scheduled to head to London the week of July 4, after which they'll be going to Los Angeles to meet with the actors who've impressed them the most from those that have been taped by casting directors.

Source: SciFi Wire

Bloody Disgusting learned exclusively that Mercedes Masohn (Red Sands) and Josh Cooke ("The Closer," "Numb3rs," "Dollhouse," "Scrubs") are starring in Sony Screen Gems' Quarantine 2, their direct-to-disc sequel now filming in the Los Angeles area. Being directed by John Pogue (The Skulls, U.S. Marshals, Ghost Ship) from his own script, the sequel to the 2008 film is said to take the infection to an airport. The Dowdle brothers' feature was a remake of the Spanish REC franchise, which will see its sequel in theaters July 9. Two more sequels are being developed in Spain.

Source: bloody-disgusting

Thanks to Brenda for sending us these photos.

Thanks to Brenda for the heads up.

In theaters: July 16th, 2010
Director: Nicolas Winding Refn
Cast: Mads Mikkelsen

Check back in with us at 5:30 p.m. PT as we will be providing live coverage from the red carpet.

Yesterday I was fortunate enough to sit down for a quick chat with the infinitely talented Neil Patrick Harris on the set of Columbia Pictures The Smurfs, where he was forthcoming with plenty of juicy details about his upcoming projects and career.

The most interesting - and definitive - piece of information that he gave me was that he will, in fact, re-team with Kal Penn and John Cho for A Very Harold and Kumar Christmas, which is currently filming in Michigan. Even though he was mowed down by Beverly D'Angelo's madame in the 2008 sequel Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay, NPH will make a glorious, unexplained return to the series.

Additionally, he talked briefly about the success of his Joss Whedon collaboration - the internet sensation Dr. Horrible's Sing-A-Long Blog - and said that he'd love to go for round two with Whedon, Nathan Fillion and crew. Unfortunately, he couldn't talk more about the status of a follow-up as all of the players are busy with work (Whedon is now directing The Avengers, while Fillion has a hit TV show in Castle).

Speaking of Whedon/Harris collaborations, the pair worked on an acclaimed episode of Glee, which Harris described as a truly amazing experience. When asked about whether or not he'd return to the hit FOX series, he said that he'd love to, but "the networks like to keep their actors...on their network", (referring to his long-standing contract with CBS for How I Met Your Mother) and verified that he doesn't think that he'd have the time or authority to work on another episode. Sad, but honest...

So, just to recap: NPH will grace the screen in the third Harold and Kumar flick, he'd love to sequelize Dr. Horrible, but doesn't think that anyone has the time to get it made and he will not likely return to FOX's Glee. You heard it first, here on Hollywood.com

Source: Hollywood.com

Reese Witherspoon has a  scare as she rides horseback, but she seems like she has things under control. What a fun job! I wonder where is Robert Pattinson? He should help her!

And in other Reese news, did you hear that she'll get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2011 ? It's about time! She is definitely one star who deserves this honor.

The audio in this is a bit screwy, but that's how it arrived, and it is watchable. Will update once it's fixed.


Via http://www.firstshowing.net

Heat Vision reports that legendary actor John Lithgow, who won a Golden Globe last year for his role on "Dexter", is returning to the big screen again in Fox's Rise of the Apes, the Planet of the Apes prequel being directed by Rupert Wyatt. A few days ago it was rumored that Don Cheadle and Freida Pinto had both been offered roles as well, and now it's confirmed that Freida Pinto has indeed joined the cast. Pinto will play the female lead, a primatologist named Caroline, while Lithgow will play the Alzheimer's-stricken father to James Franco's scientist character, who's trying to work on a cure for his father's disease.

Source: First Showing

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