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Trouble Brewing for Hancock?A canceled world premiere gala, rumors of last-minute reshoots...is Hancock in trouble? |
CinemaBlend.com |
More Dragonball Photos ReleasedSo much hair gel, so little time -- new shots of Justin Chatwin and Emmy Rossum as Dragonball's Goku and Bulma have surfaced. You are powerless to resist! |
ComingSoon.net |
Cameron Going on a Dive After Avatar?Slashfilm's Peter Sciretta thinks he knows what James Cameron might be up to after he finishes Avatar. |
Slashfilm |
Theater Distributors Inexplicably Drop Boll's PostalFor some strange reason, theaters don't seem to be interested in screening Uwe Boll's Postal against Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. |
CinemaBlend.com |
Hollywood's Prayers for Spiritual Revenue Go UnansweredAs The Passion of the Christ proved, there's a lot of money in so-called "faith-based" film marketing -- but it's proving disappointingly elusive for the major studios. |
Reuters |
New G.I. Joe Set Pics!Haven't seen enough of the G.I. Joe cast suiting up to kick Cobra butt? Looks like today is your lucky day! |
Latino Review |
Winstead in Talks to Join Scott Pilgrim MovieMary Elizabeth Winstead is in negotiations to star as Michael Cera's "dream woman" in the forthcoming film adaptation of Bryan Lee O'Malley's Scott Pilgrim graphic novels. |
Hollywood Reporter |
PETA Alleges Animal Abuse on Speed Racer SetPETA Germany, acting on information from the American Humane Association, is filing charges of animal abuse against a trainer on the set of Speed Racer. |
Los Angeles Times |
Cannes 2008: Jeff Vespa Premieres Nosebleed with David ArquetteThe WireImage snapper goes through the mirror with his first short film and launches it at a star-studded yacht party. |
Rotten Tomatoes |
Cannes 2008 Exclusive: Michel Gondry Joins Babelgum JuryThe Eternal Sunshine helmer has judged submitted music videos for the first Babelgum Online Film Festival, with an awards ceremony in Cannes next week. |
Rotten Tomatoes |
Critics Consensus: Prince Caspian is Movie RoyaltyThis week's only wide release is the second film in The Chronicles of Narnia saga, Prince Caspian (starring Ben Barnes and Anna Popplewell). What do the critics have to say? |
Rotten Tomatoes |
Nicolas Cage to Play Bad LieutenantNicolas Cage and Werner Herzog are teaming up for a re-make of Abel Ferrera's violent 1992 classic Bad Lieutenant, it was announced in Cannes today. |
Rotten Tomatoes |
Point Breaking News: A Sequel in the WorksFollowing the announcement, a full year ago, that an Asian-themed sequel to 1991 action flick Point Break was in the works, news coming out of Cannes today suggests the film now has a director and title. |
Rotten Tomatoes |
Fahrenheit 9/11 Sequel NewsThe culture wars continue. Inflammatory documentary filmmaker Michael Moore has announced at the Cannes film festival that he is planning a sequel to Fahrenheit 9/11, his acclaimed by some, loathed by others documentary about 9/11. |
Rotten Tomatoes |
RT Interview: Kat Dennings on Charlie Bartlett, Nick and Norah and DeathThe young actress talks to RT about teen comedies, superhero movies, and morbidity. |
Rotten Tomatoes |
Nope to Pope PortenteIt's only the first day of Cannes and yet the film announcements are coming thick and first. The latest concerns Pope Joan, and sees one German beauty departing the project only to be replaced by another. |
Rotten Tomatoes |
Piranhas Remake To Go 3-DHot news on the Piranha front - the forthcoming remake of Joe Dante's 1978 horror classic will be shot in 3-D. |
Rotten Tomatoes |
David Lynch and Werner Herzog Plan Horror FilmDavid Lynch and Werner Herzog - two titans of indie cinema - have announced plans to collaborate on a horror-tinged thriller based on a true story. |
Rotten Tomatoes |
Lesbian Vampire Killers NewsGood news from the Croisette - James Corden and Matthew Horne, the BAFTA-winning stars of TV hit Gavin and Stacey and the hottest properties in British comedy right now - have announced plans to star in a feature film. |
Rotten Tomatoes |
Cannes '08 Gets RollingWith stars on hand and camera flashbulbs a-poppin', the 61st annual Cannes Film Festival was declared officially open Wednesday night. |
Variety |





