Worth Reading from around the Net
Ain't It Cool News has this new photo (above) from Kick-Ass. Head over there for the full sized version.
ABC will be adapting the comic book series Fables for television. Read the full story at The Hollywood Reporter.
Thanks to Just Jared, here is a photo with Hayden Panettiere on the cover of TV Guide (click to enlarge).
ComingSoon.nethas updates on Lincoln (which I can't wait to see), Last Airbender and Tintin.
More from ComingSoon.net; Mickey Rourke during promotion for The Wrestler says that he isn't planning to return for Sin City 2.
Even more!! from ComingSoon.net; From the sounds of it, no Jurassic Park 4... thank god.
Guess what? Another story from ComingSoon.net; The next Jason Bourne film will be sourced from a non Bourne book, if I understand the story correctly.
You should be aware that ComingSoon.net sat down with Frank Marshall who is producer for all of these projects, that is way I keep refering to them.
Below is an interview with Stephanie Jacobsen about The Sarah Connor Chronicles; Thanks to The Sarah Connor Society.
Don Murphy tells ShockTillYouDrop that John Stevenson, who co-directed Kung Fu Panda, will direct We3. It's something about killer rabbits...
A while back, The Dark Knight score was disqualified from the Oscar race, yet now after review, The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences have excepted The Dark Knight for consideration. [AICN]
Topless Robot has a fantastic article on the 9 Most Ridiculously Complicated Game Storylines.
Here are a couple of HQ pics from Bedtime Stories with Lucy Lawless who's showing a little leg, that's hot (click to enlarge).
The Last Airbender may have a cast, take a look over at Slashfilm.com.
Fast & Furious, The Wolfman and Nottingham have all release date changes. Find out what they are at AICN.
Joby Harold is in negotiations to write the adaptation of Atlantis Rising, the Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci produced film. [THR]
David Duchovny still believes in the future of the X-Files. Read about what he has to say over at SciFi Wire.
John Glover is reportedly joining Heroes as the father (real father) of Sylar. [Entertainment Weekly]
If you missed it, Brian Austin Green was on Jimmy Kimmel during the week. It's a funny interview but they don't talk about TSCC. Take a look:
ShockTillYouDropreports that the remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street has been greenlit. It's another stupid idea for a remake, but whatever.
ComingSoon.netspoke with the beautiful Odette Yustman about a new movie she signed up to do called Rogue's Gallery.
Tom Cruise says that he and Ben Stiller are working on more Les Grossman from Tropic Thunder, which Cruise just earned a Golden Globe nod for. [E! Online]
I'm sure by now you heard that the director of Twilight isn't directing the sequel. Below is the press release but from what I've been hearing the unofficial work was that she was a jerkoff:
Summit Entertainment and director Catherine Hardwicke jointly announced today that the filmmaker will not be directing the next installment in the newly minted TWILIGHT film franchise. Summit's targeted end of 2009 or early 2010 release of the film, NEW MOON, does not work with Ms. Hardwicke's required prep time to bring her vision of the film to the big screen. Thus as has been done before with many successful film franchises, the studio will employ a new director for NEW MOON.
"I am sorry that due to timing I will not have the opportunity to direct NEW MOON," said Hardwicke. "Directing TWILIGHT has been one of the great experiences of my life, and I am grateful to the fans for their passionate support of the film. I wish everyone at Summit the best with the sequel -- it is a great story."
"Catherine did an incredible job in helping us to launch the TWILIGHT franchise and we thank her for all of her efforts and we very much hope to work with her on future Summit projects," said Erik Feig, Summit's President of Production. "We as a studio have a mandate to bring the next installment in the franchise to the big screen in a timely fashion so that fans can get more of Edward, Bella and all of the characters that Stephenie Meyer has created. We are able to pursue an aggressive time frame as we have the luxury of only adapting the novels into screenplays as opposed to having to create a storyline from scratch."
Summit Entertainment
Brad Pitt talks to E! Host Guliana Rancic about Angelina Jolie and the family. Take a look at the video below.
Star Trek is heading into IMAX for the May premiere. [ComingSoon]
Take a look at the cover for Transformers: Alliance.
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Hayden Panettiere is a cute girl but that TV Guide cover is awful.
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