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Let's take a look at Kristen Bell handling a bowling ball (click to enlarge).
Twitch has a first look at Chow Yun-Fat playing the role of Confucius, a film based after the philosopher.
A new trailer for Rob Marshall's Nine has hit the net. Nine stars the incredible Daniel Day-Lewis - also, Marion Cotillard, Penelope Cruz and Nicole Kidman. [Youtube]
According to Variety, Terminator 5 is up for grabs as the domestic distribution rights haven't been locked by Warner Bros. They say MGM is working to get the rights for future Terminator films. They also apparently had a chance at T4 but passed.
Here's a couple of pics of former Knight Rider star Deanna Russo at Maxim's Hot 100 celebration (click to enlarge):
Arclight is going to make a $20 million dollar movie called Future X-Cops with Andy Lau starring and Wong Jing directing says The Hollywood Reporter.
Again from THR, Kung Fu Panda co-director John Stevenson is going to adapt The Minotaur Takes a Cigarette Break. Head over to THR for the stupid plot synopsis.
I've never been a big fan to begin with, but apparently Sly Stallone's Cliffhanger is going to get remade. That makes no sense to me... [Latino Review]
Slashfilm.com has gathered the early buzz for Francis Ford Coppola's new film Tetro. The word on the street is that it's alright but that's about it.
Here's a few promo stills from Monica Bellucci in The Private Life (click to enlarge):
Variety reports that Monica Bellucci will join Nicolas Cage in The Sorcerer's Apprentice.
Thanks to Topless Robot, we can take a look at a new awesome trailer for the Ghostbusters video game. It looks pretty incredible.
Thanks to ComingSoon.net, head on over there to check out two new TV spots for Public Enemies starring Johnny Depp and Christian Bale.
Crank star Jason Statham is going to star in a new action film called The Killer Elite which is a story about former British special special forces members being hunted. "Statham will play a former Navy Seal who is forced out of retirement to save his closest friend." [Variety]
Awful news from India - Slumdog Millionaire star Azharuddin Mohammed Ismail's home was destroyed by India authorities. The boy played young Salim Malik. [SlashGossip]
Natalie Portman as a nerd is epic! Here's a bunch of pics to look at (click to enlarge):
Star Trek writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman talk to MTV about why they made certain choices in Star Trek.
Slashfilm.com has a review for Rian Johnson's The Brothers Bloom starring Mark Ruffalo and Adrien Brody.
Ashley Olsen has quit acting! That's ok, she's going to concentrate on fashion which she's been doing pretty well at from what I read. [CinemaBlend]
Movie-Moron has a what if list for Star Trek: The Next Generation. Who would they cast in those roles.
Ain't It Cool News shows us a really cool holographic poster for Terminator Salvation.
Do you like scores & soundtracks? Slashfilm has a track listing for Inglourious Basterds.
It was announced at Cannes that Peter Webber is going to direct Gemma Arterton in Wuthering Heights. [Variety]
The full opening ceremony for the Cannes film festival is online which shows some footage of upcoming films this year including the final performance of Heath Ledger in The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus. Thanks to Slashfilm, you can see a list of what is shown. To see the video CLICK HERE.
A report in Variety says that Frank Miller is off of Buck Rogers, thank god. Miller has proven he can't handle story in films after that mess called The Spirit.
Jim Caviezel is going to star in William Tell: The Legend says THR. "Promising a fact-based retelling of the medieval legend, the film will recount how crossbow marksman William Tell challenged the Hapsburg monarch Hermann Gessler, played by Til Schweiger."
Again from THR, Ewan McGregor is going to star in The Last Word, "a love story set in a city where people are slowly losing their sensory perception."
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