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The "Back the Bid" flag has nothing ot do with the movie but is Daniel Craig helping England with it's bid for the 2018 World Cup.

So unfortunately nothing too revealing but you get to see Craig in his Cowboy outfit.

Life As We Know It - Promo Poster with Josh Duhamel and Katherine Heigl

Just because a whole slew of projects already have Ryan Reynolds attached, that's not going to stop him from adding another project to his future slate. RiskyBiz reports Reynolds is going to team-up with Bradley Cooper for a buddy cop action comedy from screenwriter Sheldon Turner who was nominated for an Academy Award for writing Up in the Air with director Jason Reitman. The currently untitled film would see Cooper and Reynolds as two San Francisco cops and friends, whose fathers were once partners on the police force. Things get interesting when they have to bring their fathers out of retirement to help crack a new case.

Surely plenty of its comedy will come from the difference between the two generations of police officers, but with Turner writing, there's bound to be some genuine drama in there somewhere, too. Apparently the tone is something akin to a Lethal Weapon police comedy and will be in R-rated territory. Apparently this project was once attempted five years ago (back then it was called Blowback) and had Dwayne Johnson attached to star.

Source: First Showing

Ex 'Doctor Who' Sylvester McCoy is said to be in talks for a part in Peter Jackson's upcoming 'Hobbit' movies. The 67 year old Scottish actor who played the popular timelord from 1987-89 told the Argyllshire Standard that he was in contention with one other actor for an important role in the 2 part fantasy epic.

“I am being cast in The Hobbit,” he said. “We’re currently in negotiations – there are two of us under consideration. It’s not the Bilbo role, but could be bigger.”

Lord of the Rings fansite The One Ring.Net is suggesting the role McCoy is likely to be cast in is that of the the wizard Radagast the Brown.

In the meantime the troubled 2 part movies are still yet to get the full greenlight with studio MGM still working to sort out a takeover. Director Peter Jackson is touted to take over the vacant directorial role left by Guilermo Del Toro.

Source: Monsters and Critics

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GOING THE DISTANCE in UK cinemas from 10th September 2010.

Starring Drew Barrymore and Justin Long

Erin’s (Drew Barrymore) wry wit and unfiltered frankness charm newly single Garrett (Justin Long) over beer, bar trivia and breakfast the next morning. Their chemistry sparks a full-fledged summer fling, but neither expects it to last once Erin heads home to San Francisco and Garrett stays behind for his job in New York City. But when six weeks of romping through the city inadvertently become meaningful, neither is sure they want it to end. And while Garrett’s friends, Box (Jason Sudeikis) and Dan (Charlie Day), joke about his pre-flight calorie-cutting and his full-time relationship with his cell phone, they don’t like losing their best drinking buddy to yet another rocky romance. At the same time, Erin’s high-strung, overprotective married sister, Corrine (Christina Applegate), wants to keep Erin from heading down an all-too-familiar road.

But despite the opposite coasts, the nay-saying friends and family, and a few unexpected temptations, the couple just might have found something like love, and with the help of a lot of texting, sexting and late-night phone calls, they might actually go the distance.

Academy Award®-nominated documentary filmmaker Nanette Burstein (“On the Ropes”) makes her feature film directorial debut with “Going the Distance.” The film is written by Geoff LaTulippe and stars Golden Globe Award winner Drew Barrymore (“Grey Gardens”), Justin Long (“He’s Just Not That Into You”), Charlie Day (TV’s “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”), Jason Sudeikis (TV’s “Saturday Night Live”), Jim Gaffigan (“17 Again”) and Golden Globe Award nominee Christina Applegate (TV’s “Samantha Who?” and “Jesse”).

The film is produced by Adam Shankman (“17 Again”), Jennifer Gibgot (“The Last Song”) and Garrett Grant (“Hairspray”). Dave Neustadter, Richard Brener and Michael Disco serve as executive producers.

Burstein’s behind-the-scenes creative team includes director of photography Eric Steelberg (“Up in the Air”), production designer Kevin Kavanaugh (“Whip It”), editor Peter Teschner (“Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan”), costume designer Catherine Marie Thomas (“The Proposal”) and composer Mychael Danna (“(500) Days of Summer”).

A New Line Cinema production, “Going the Distance” will be distributed worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures, a Warner Bros. Entertainment Company, beginning 10th September 2010.

Release date: 10th September 2010
Cast: Drew Barrymore, Justin Long, Jason Sudeikis, Charlie Day, Jim Gaffigan & Christina Applegate
Certificate: TBC
Running Time: TBC
Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/goingthedistanceukandireland
Official site: http://wwws.warnerbros.co.uk/goingthedistance

Looks like they're filming the ending.

In a world connected by YouTube iTunes, and Facebook, Lola and her friends navigate the peer pressures of high school romance and friendship while dodging their sometimes overbearing and confused parents. When Lola's mom, Anne, "accidentally" reads her teenage daughter's racy journal, she realizes just how wide their communication gap has grown. Through hilarious and heartfelt moments between mother and daughter, LOL is a fresh coming-of-age story for modern times.

Once production on the seventh season of NBC's series "The Office" concludes, Steve Carell is going to be one busy man. Recently he was announced for a role in The Abstinence Teacher with Sandra Bullock and the DreamWorks comedy Raised by Wolfs and now he has another project on his slate. Variety reports Warner Bros. is developing A Boyfriend for My Wife, a remake of a 2008 romantic comedy from Argentina, and Carell is lined-up to lead the film. The story follows a timid husband who believes the only way of escaping marriage is to get his wife to fall in love with another man, so he enlists the help of a legendary Cassanova.

Source: First Showing

So Paramount Pictures won't be screen-testing any young actors to star opposite Tom Cruise after all. I've learned that the studio has just chosen Jeremy Renner to infuse new blood in its Mission: Impossible franchise. Renner is the Oscar-nominated star of The Hurt Locker and will star alongside Cruise in the fourth installment of the franchise that will begin production in the fall as a reboot. Brad Bird is directing and Cruise is producing with JJ Abrams.

Source: Deadline

Official Synopsis
Darren (Dax Shepard) and Annie (Aselton) have an enviable relationship built on love, trust and communication-they still enjoy each other's company and laugh at each other's jokes. Unfortunately, they can't remember the last time they had sex. When a dinner party conversation leads to an honest discussion about the state of their love life, and when a sexy bikini photo shoot leads to crossword puzzles instead of sex, they begin to flirt with an idea for a way to spice things up. The deal: one night of freedom, no strings attached, no questions asked. Could a "freebie" be the cure for their ailing sex life? And will they go through with it? THE FREEBIE is an insightful and humorous look at love, sustaining relationships, and the awkwardness of monogamy when the haze of lust has faded. The film was produced by Adele Romanski and executive produced by Aselton and CYRUS director Mark Duplass.

"The Invention of Hugo Cabret" concerns a 12-year-old orphan who lives in the walls of a Paris train station in 1930 and a mystery involving the boy, his late father and a robot.

Director: Martin Scorsese
Writers: John Logan (screenplay), Brian Selznick (book)



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For those who do not know who Lauren Shuler Donner is? Well she is one of the main producers for these Marvel films and recently did an interview with our friends over at Crave Online.

Here are some quick updates on the various projects:

On Magneto in reference to X-Men: First Class:

“No. You know, there’s internal discussions but probably not. It kind of got incorporated into this one, a lot of it.”

So basically no Magneto anytime soon because the story was incorporated into X-Men: First Class

On Wolverine 2:

“Well, we have another Wolverine that we’re going to do, The Wolverine Saga, with Mariko, The Japanese Story, that miniseries. But that we pretty much follow the comic pretty closely, as closely, really closely.”

On Ryan Reynolds Involvement with Deadpool:

He is so committed to it that he worked with the writers on the script. Even though he’s doing Green Lantern, he’s stayed involved in that project. I’m hoping we’ll get it off the ground next year.

On How Reynolds Playing Green Lantern Affects Deadpool:

It’s very different. It’s like Harrison Ford doing Star Wars and Indiana Jones. DC and Marvel are different universes with different movies. …the more popular and well known he is the better.

Katie Holmes is in talks to star opposite Adam Sandler and Al Pacino in "Jack and Jill," a Columbia comedy being directed by Dennis Dugan.

In the film, Jack, a family man, deals with his twin sister, Jill, when she visits for Thanksgiving then won't leave. Sandler will play both characters.

Holmes would play Sandler's wife; Pacino is set to play himself.

"Jack," being produced by Sandler and Happy Madison partner Jack Giarraputo with Todd Garner, is planning an October shoot.

Source: THR

Though shooting has already started up in Ann Arbor, Michigan last month, USA Today discovered a couple more additions to the cast of Wes Craven's new sequel Scream 4. Apparently young starlets Kristen Bell (Fanboys) and Anna Paquin ("True Blood") will appear, but likely only in the form of expected cameos of characters who will quickly bite the dust. Drew Barrymore was the first cameo who (spoiler alert!) ended up dead meat in the opening sequence of the original Scream. Her execution was an homage to Janet Leigh's surprise death in Psycho, and what better way to raise the stakes than with a couple of lovely young girls?

Source: First Showing

Julia returns to Bellevue with her husband to visit her sister Sarah, who is near blind due to a degenerative illness for which she has unsuccessfully undergone surgery. When they arrive, Julia finds that Sarah has taken her own life and none of her mysterious neighbors seem to be all that surprised. Julia has to confront not only the loss of her sister, but also the loss of all hope halting her own impending blindness, as she suffers from the same illness and would appear to be destined for the same end as her sister.

Director: Danny Boyle
Cast: James Franco, Amber Tamblyn, Kate Mara, Clemence Poesy, Kate Burton, Lizzy Caplan
Writers: Danny Boyle, Simon Beaufoy

Jessica Alba is in negotiations to star in Robert Rodriguez’s “Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World.”

The Dimension movie is a reboot of sorts for the moneymaking franchise, which initially starred Alexa Vega and Daryl Sabara as the kids of superspy parents (Antonio Banderas and Carla Gugino). Rodriguez wrote and directed each installment.

Vega and Sabara are no longer kids -- Vega is nearly 23 and recently engaged -- but Rodriguez wanted to continue the series.
The new movie centers on Alba as a retired spy who has been reactivated. The actress, mother of a toddler in real life, will be playing the mother of a baby and two preteen stepchildren.

The actors cast in the preteen roles will be the new Spy Kids.

Other roles seeking to be filled include Alba’s husband, a slightly nerdy investigative reporter (might I suggest Borys Kit?), and the villain, known as the Time Keeper, whose goal it is to stop time.

It is expected that Banderas, Vega and Sabara will return in supporting roles.

Like most of Rodriguez’s movies, “Kids” will shoot in Austin. The movie, with a budget of less than $30 million, is eyeing a start next month.

The picture, which also has been known as “Spy Kids 4: Armageddon,” will be in 3D.

The new “Kids” marks the third time Alba has worked with Rodriguez.

Source: THR

Wow. As we all know Hollywood always looks to everything and anything for inspiration and when they started remaking comic books into movies it was cool. When we heard that movies were starting to be made based on video games we were intrigued. Then came childhood board games like Monopoly and Battleship, perhaps we did not like the idea but now comes word from Variety that the popular iPhone mobile game Angry Birds could be made into a movie!?

A movie is just one potential component the makers are working on but the whole deal would be for toys, comic books and a TV show.

If they can pull this off it would be just awesome for them but I can't even imagine seeing a movie based on Angry Birds.

The game has over 6 Million downloads so they already have a potential audience and that is what sells sometimes.

So what do you think? Have you ever played Angry Birds? I have and it is crazy addicting.

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Source: io9

Underworld 4 in 3D - Release Date Delayed Until January 20th, 2012

Friends with Benefits - Release Date Confirmed for July 22nd, 2011 - The movie stars Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis and will be the romantic comedy that will counter the audience going to see Captain America that same weekend.

The Tourist - Release Date Updated - Now will be released December 10th, 2010

Unstoppable - First Official Promo Poster - Starring Denzel Washington and Chris Pine

Tom and Sandra will appear together in the film adaptation of Jonathan Safran Foer's novel, "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close". The novel evolves around a 9 year old boy looking for the lock to a mysterious key his father left him after his death in the World Trade Center catasprophe. Tom and Sandra will play the boy's parents.

There was a secret screening of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows in Chicago today. Of course, it wasn't that secret as The Leaky Cauldron managed to get a report.

Warning these are MAJOR spoilers about the movie, especially if you have not read the novels. Only read if you really want to know.

* Director David Yates, and Producers David Heyman and David Barron were in attendance at the screening.

* The current running time for this rough cut was about two and a half hours.

* Some select graphics and CGI enhancements were not fully complete in this screening. Some moments were only rendering.

* Green screens, cranes, and other movie props appeared in places.

* The film contained a temporary soundtrack; the full soundtrack is still being composed and recorded.

* A unique and innovative animation tells the story of the Deathly Hallows.

* David Barron confirmed that the final split for the film will indeed be when Lord Voldemort takes the Elder Wand from Dumbledore's grave.

* The crew has not yet finalize their choice of composer for the second part of "Deathly Hallows."

* The Seven Potter sequence features Mr. Radcliffe changing, character by character, as the camera pans around the room. He is left in the original clothes of the character, and with their voice.

* The film opens on the Minister of Magic speaking to the press, promising the wizarding public safety and protection of their liberties.

* This leads into the Dursley's leaving their home, and Harry being left in the empty Privet Drive house with Hedwig.

* Hedwig does die, returning to the chase sequence to defend Harry from Voldemort.

* The title card did not contain and "Part One" distinction.

* Both Kreacher and Dobby do make an appearance in the film.

* The Death Eater meeting is featured, an unshaven Lucius Malfoy shakes below Voldemort's gaze.

* A series of flashbacks and memories are used to tell both the select back story of the Hallows and Horcruxes. Dumbledore, Slughorn, and more were featured in this telling.

* The Death Eater chase ranges from highway action with other cars, featuring Hagrid and Harry on the motorbike doing a loop around the ceiling of a tunnel.

* Hermione is shown to obliviate her parents, and make out her way out of the house. When she casts the spell, photos on the wall are shown to

* Hermione is tortured by Bellatrix at Malfoy Manor, after they are captured by the Snatchers. Quite graphic and jarring.

* Umbridge returns. Part of the new Death Eater Ministry which takes over.
* Death Eaters crash the wedding.

* A new stone statue in the Ministry is created, wizards behind held up by a twisted jumble of muggles.

* Madam Maxine is featured at the wedding as well.

* Ron's turn against Harry and Hermione builds throughout the first half, his leaving is very dramatic.

* Ministry of Magic is turned into a propaganda factory, with posters, pamphlets, and other anti-Muggle propaganda.

* Harry and Hermione dance to Nick Cave's "The Children."

* Dobby makes a fun, funny, and heartwarming return. Humorous interaction with Kreacher.

* The Trio are found by the Death Eaters when Xeno says "Voldemort," a tabooed word.

* When Ron is destroying the Horcrux, Harry and Hermione appear as silver porcelain figures, taunting Ron. The engage in a very sensual kiss, which ignites Ron into destroying the Horcrux.

* Dementors float above the courtroom where Umbrdige interviews.

* The enchantments Hermione puts around the test when Snatchers come up to their camp.

* The memorial to the Potters does not appear when Harry and Hermione go to Godric's Hollow.

* Nagini comes from the mouth of Bagshot. The fight crashes into the children's room of the house next door.

* In the Silver Doe scene, Harry breaks his way though the ice to retrieve the sword. When he gets close, the locket around his neck chokes him and drags him under the ice.

* When Harry opens the locket, a Voldemort Horcrux tornado appears from the locket, speaking to Ron, and unleashing spiders onto the ground before Ron.
* Wormtail lives after Dobby stuns him.

* The film ends with Voldemort going to a small island where Dumbledore's tomb is set; he cracks open the white marble, stares into the blank face of Dumbledore, and takes his wand.

Big update on X-MEN: FIRST CLASS that just came from Producer: Bryan Singer - who tells me he's been working on X-MEN: FIRST CLASS for over a year now and with the looming August 31st, filming date approaching - he wanted to clarify some of what it is they're doing.

First off - the film takes place in the 1960's. John F Kennedy is the President of the United States. Martin Luther King and Malcolm X are on TV doing marches. There is a spirit of a hopeful future that was prevalent in that time. We will see how Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr met - and how they dreamt of a future with Mutant & Human kind. They're going to be in their late twenties. Xavier - as played by James McAvoy will not be in his wheelchair to begin the film - but we will see how he wound up in a wheelchair. I asked if McAvoy would have a nice shiny chrome dome - and folks. We're going to see Professor X when he still had hair. We'll see McAvoy and Fassbender's Magneto formulate what it is they are attempting by creating the X-MEN.

Now Bryan wanted us to know this is not the conventional FIRST CLASS comic - but rather a new beginning for X-MEN. Set in the 60s - Vaughn is technologically inspired by JAMES BOND's tech of the time. The costumes will be far more comic bookish than we've seen before - and while Scott and Jean aren't here - Cyclops' brother Alex Summers aka Havoc will be, as played by Lucas Till.

With January Jones and Kevin Bacon playing Emma Frost and Sebastian Shaw - we will be getting the HELLFIRE CLUB. I commented that the HELLFIRE CLUB has always felt like something that it would be wrong to modernize, as it felt as though it were something specific to the swinging Hefner era of the 60s... and Bryan said that's exactly why they're making use of the HELLFIRE CLUB... the dress and the costumes associated with that glorious period of the X-MEN... belong in the 60s. I asked if Kevin Bacon would be sporting that little ponytail with the ribbon - Bryan laughed and said, "We'll see".

In regards to the cast, Bryan was especially excited to land Nicholas Hoult as Hank McCoy/Beast. Nicholas was set for FURY ROAD, but their start date shifted which opened up his availability for FIRST CLASS. Also - Rose Byrne is playing Moira MacTaggert, I liked her in KNOWING. And I think she's fairly perfect for Moira. The cast list over on IMDB is correct (with the exception of the Rosamund Pike rumor).

Looks like filming will begin with Xavier at Oxford University in the 60s. And Bryan is excited that the film is going to have a much more international feel than the prior X-MEN movies. They'll be shooting in England & the United States - and they'll be representing other locales around the globe as well, but would only tell me that Russia (aka The Soviet Union... CCCP) will be amongst them. He doesn't want to show all the cards just yet. But the International flavor will give the film a more James Bond vibe... I get the idea that this is going to be something quite special.

How can I say that based on a quick conversation with Bryan? Well... folks, this is the first time that we're going to get a silver age MARVEL story. That's incredibly exciting to me. Hearing Bryan actually saying that the costumes will be far more reflective of what we saw in the comics - well that is exciting. But more than that... I just can't wait to see young vital versions of Xavier and Magneto played by excellent actors in their prime.

But more so... This is the time for Matthew Vaughn to shine. I loved KICK ASS, but it didn't have the namebrand of X-MEN or the scope that those stories have. Here, everything that Vaughn has can be put on display. Having Vaughn work in a James Bond-esque period - that was the period that the X-MEN first came to life. There's potential for something amazing.

There are characters that we're not being told about though. Bryan said so. And we can all speculate as to who they are. We know we're going to have Darwin, Young Raven Darkholme, Banshee, Havok, lil Mystique, Azazel, Emma Frost, Beast, Xavier, Magneto and a female Angel. So... who's missing? Well - I'm kinda hoping for Donald Pierce and Harry Leland - myself. How about you?

Oh, I just remembered, I asked Singer when we can expect our first look at some of the costumes and the look they're going for and he told me to expect something in about a month, if not sooner. So seems like we'll begin to have a clue pretty soon.

Source: Ain't It Cool News

There's plenty of people, male and female alike, who'd agree that Carla Gugino is quite a beauty. Though she played mother to Malin Akerman (another hot lady) in Watchmen, Gugino is actually only seven years older than Akerman. Now 24 Frames is reporting she'll take on another motherly role in MILF, but the role probably isn't in line with the dirty thoughts that are filling many fanboys' heads right now. In this case the acronym actually refers to "Mothers I'd Like to Fight" with a revenge story that follows a woman recently released from prison who returns to the street to take care of unfinished business. That's one bad mother!

Source: First Showing

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The Town - International Promo Poster - Featuring Ben Affleck, Blake Lively and Jeremy Renner

Black Swan - First Official Trailer - Starring Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis

Thanks to DarthLocke for the heads up.

Thanks to Brenda for the heads up.

Thanks to Sharg for the heads up.

20th Century Fox has rounded out the cast of X-Men: First Class, and the big surprise is that Mad Men star January Jones has been signed to play the role of Emma Frost, the gorgeous mutant with telepathic powers.

At the same time, director Matthew Vaughn has set Zoe Kravitz to play Angel, Jason Flemyng will play Azazel, the father of Nightcrawler; Bill Milner to play the young version of Magneto (Michael Fassbender), and Morgan Lily to play the Young Raven.

Full Article At: Deadline

British actor Benedict Cumberbatch has revealed to the Sunday Times Magazine that he'll be joining Tomas Alfredson's upcoming adaptation of John Le Carré's "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy."

The actor is slated to play Peter Guillam, a protégé of protagonist George Smiley, a British Intelligence operative (to be portrayed by Gary Oldman) whose task is to delve into the world of Cold War espionage and root out a Soviet mole in the Circus, the highest echelon in the British Intelligence Services. The Peter Morgan-scripted adaptation also features the likes of Colin Firth, Michael Fassbender and Ralph Fiennes in roles for what is shaping up to be a very promising Cold War-set spy thriller in a currently 'Bond'-less cinematic environment.

While relatively unknown to global audiences, Cumberbatch has been a staple on British television for years and most recently starred at the titular character in the BBC's contemporary adaptation of 'Sherlock Holmes.' He has also featured in Joe Wright's "Atonement" and has a upcoming a role in the Steven Spielberg currently lensing "War Horse."

Speaking about the part, Cumberbatch says, “'War Horse' is a thrill, and an incredible CV filler, and Spielberg is amazing...but to me this is....such a grown-up role.”

Shooting on 'Tinker, Tailor' is set to begin this October in London.

Source: The Playlist

Hollywood Reporter just announced that actress Rose Byrne is currently "in negotiations" to join the cast of Matthew Vaughn's X-Men: First Class, which begins shooting in London at the end of this month. Byrne will reportedly be playing Moira MacTaggert, the love interest of Charles Xavier (played by James McAvoy), who we also actually saw briefly in X-Men 3 (she attended Professor X's funeral - sorry for the spoiler). While Moira isn't a mutant herself, she's a scientist who studies mutants and is an authority on genetic mutation. I'm loving this cast, Byrne is a great actor and is very easy on the eyes.

Source: First Showing

Briefly: This week, expect a casting update for X-Men: First Class every day. It’ll be like a mutant advent calendar, where we open little doors that reveal who’s cast in small to medium sized roles, hopefully leading up to the reveal of an actor for Scott Summers, aka Cyclops, the last of the film’s leads.

For now we’ve got news, via Deadline, about Oliver Platt joining the cast as a non-mutant character called The Man in Black. Not a lot of info on the character at this point — I don’t even see info in the Marvel Wiki about the guy, so if this is a small character from recent X-Men lore, please offer up info in the comments. But I’ll take Platt in just about any role.

Source: SlashFilm

Source: WorstPreviews

The forthcoming Tintin movie reads like a match made in heaven. Directed by Steven Spielberg - who, in his better moments, is still one of the best filmmakers in Hollywood - with a script written by Steven Moffat, Joe Cornish and Edgar Wright, and starring Jamie Bell as Tintin, ably supported by Andy Serkis, Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Daniel Craig, it sounds like Belgian artist and writer Hergé's much-loved character is in safe hands.

The promotional poster shown here for The Secret Of The Unicorn, the first in a proposed trilogy of Tintin movies, certainly plays its cards close to its chest. Using a piece of artist and writer Herge's original artwork on a stark white background, there's no hint whatsoever of what we can expect from the finished movie. With over a year to go until the film's released, it's likely that Spielberg's production team is reluctant to give us a glimpse of how the finished film will look.

Nevertheless, we've got high hopes for Spielberg's take on Tintin, and The Secret Of The Unicorn is as good a book to adapt as any. A personal favourite of Hergé's, it's among the strongest of Tintin's adventures, and sees the reporter's sea-faring sidekick Captain Haddock (arguably the most likeable of all the books' characters) at his drunken, belligerent best.

The Adventures Of Tintin: The Secret Of The Unicorn is due for release on 23 December 2011.


Source: Den of Geek

UPDATE - Hannover House has been sent a Cease and Desist Letter after the news broke earlier today, so it looks like this won't be going ahead at present.

Read full story here: Blastr





Hannover House, the entertainment distribution division of Target Development Group, Inc., has entered into a feature film development venture with Vancouver-based Red Bear Entertainment, for Terminator 3000, envisioned as a $70-million dollar budgeted, 3D animated feature film based on the characters and situations introduced in the original Terminator feature. Hannover House C.E.O. Eric Parkinson previously served as C.E.O. of Hemdale Home Video, Inc. and Hemdale Communications, Inc., and handled the distribution of the original Terminator feature.

Story details for Terminator 3000 are being kept under close wraps, but the writers and production team have a stated goal of minimizing violence in order to obtain a PG-13 level of material.

Hemdale produced and distributed director James Cameron's original Terminator feature, but released the sequel rights in 1990 to Carolco, which later transferred the rights to ultimately end up under the control of Halcyon Media. Santa Barbara based Pacificor, LLC prevailed in the most recent auction and transfer of rights to the franchise in January, and retains approval and licensing authority over the proposed Terminator 3000 project.

Hannover House and Red Bear Entertainment will release details of the production timing, financing and principal production personnel later this year, in advance of a proposed January, 2011 start.

Source: Coming Soon

The new International trailer has some extra footage.

Story: A young man sets out to travel the roads and railways of America.

Source: eclipsemovie

A veteran engineer and a young conductor try frantically to stop a half-mile-long freight train carrying enough combustible liquids and poisonous gas to wipe out a nearby city.

A new romantic comedy about a love triangle between professional softball player Lisa Jorgenson (Reese Witherspoon), a failed corporate exec (Paul Rudd), and a major-league baseball pitcher (Owen Wilson).

Originally scheduled to be released on August 27, the new Drew Barrymore/Justin Long flick, "Going the Distance" is being moved to the Labor Day weekend. Warner Bros. VP of Domestic Distribution, Jeff Goldstein announced today. "A week can make a big difference in our business and good movies will rise to the occasion," Goldstein was quoted as saying.

Thanks to Dreyesbo for the heads up about these EW Scans from RupertGrint.net