Let's hope this is part of the story in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
If not, Shia LeBeouf has some serious explaining to do to Cate Blanchett's family, friends and fans...
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull comes out on May 22. We hope Shia and Cate will have made up by then.
As movie goers enjoy one Judd Apatow movie, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, they ought to prepare for another:
In August, James Franco and Seth Rogen aboard the Pineapple Express. Here's a clip from the comedy:
What should you go see this weekend? Which new movie will be a hit? Which ones will bomb worse than a film about the Iraq war?
Here's a look at the four main movies opening todayâ¦
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Stars: Kristen Bell, Jason Segal, Mila Kunis
Quick synopsis: A guy takes a trip to a resort in order to get over his ex-girlfriend... who also happens to be vacationing there with her new man.
Prediction: Pure hilarity. The number-one movie at the box office.
88 Minutes
Stars: Al Pacino
Quick synopsis: A forensic psychiatrist is told he has just 88 minutes to live.
Prediction: Looks like your basic, played out police thriller. Even Pacino can't save it.
Pathology
Stars: Milo Ventimiglia
Quick synopsis: A series of medical student band together to form a plan for the perfect murder.
Prediction: Heroes fans that have been missing Milo will line up for this dark film.
The Forbidden Kingdom
Stars: Jackie Chan, Jet Li
Quick synopsis: A discovery made by a kung fu obsessed American teen sends him on an adventure to China, where he joins up with a band of martial arts warriors in order to free the imprisoned Monkey King.
Prediction: Looks pretty cool. And movie goers do love a dose of the Chan man.
We've already given you a peek at the gorgeous Rachel Nichols as the character of Scarlett in the new G.I. Joe movie.
Now, here's one for the ladies: Channing Tatum stars as Duke in the movie, which is based on the beloved cartoon series.
Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay comes out on April 25.
Considering the DVD success of Harold and Kumer's first adventure (something about trying to find a fast food joint), we can pretty much pencil in the follow-up at the top of next weekend's box office. Maybe even the movie of the year.
But what do critics make of it? We them for a movie review or two...
- A prison sex slave rebellion having to do with an organ sandwich, don't ask, and a detour over to Bush's secret sex den, make this ballsy doper duo and their Blue State versus Red State rant hard to resist. -- NewsBlaze
- In its own wacky way, Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay is one of the ballsiest comedies to come out of Hollywood in a long time. No kidding. -- Variety
- The HIGHly-anticipated sequel to 2004's Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle comes just how you'd expect it: raunchy, wild, disgusting and completely absurd. -- Cinematical
- Like most comedy sequels, it is not as funny as its predecessor -- but, like most comedy sequels, that won't matter too much if you get stoned before you watch it. -- Eric D. Snider
Pathology is about a group of medical students who create a scheme to see who can commit the perfect crime, one that even a fellow pathologist couldn't unravel. Get the title now?
The film stars Heroes hunk Milo Ventimiglia, who recently spoke to Movie Web about the project:
So what was it about this script that made you want to do Pathology?
Milo Ventimiglia: I liked the character. I liked Ted Gray. I don't know, I saw a nice, rounded arc and to try and find those beats as an actor, you're definitely doing unlikable things but you're the guy that has to keep everybody interested, you know? He's kind of a bit of an antihero. It's a challenge to make him likable doing all these terrible, terrible things.
From what I understand there's no real human quality about any of the characters by the end of this film?
Milo Ventimiglia: The one thing I really did like about my character in particular and how he fit into the whole film, is how you've got to show these two sides. You've got this world, these pathologists that are, day in and day out, taking apart bodies, coming up with theories about how they died and how to better serve the community.
At the same time these people have lives outside and families and my character in particular, he has a fiance and things are going well for him, so you've got to show that nice warm compassionate side at the same time you've got to show the steely, icy cool of a doctor. Not only that, but a doctor who gets a bit of a God complex and starts killing people for sport.
Read the complete interview now.
We'd like to wish Maria Bello a very happy 41st birthday today.
A gorgeous, underrated actress Bello has appeared in a number of films. The fact that she is quite open to getting naked on screen has only raised the appeal of this actress, who pretty much got her start on ER in the role of Dr. Anna Del Amico.
Here is her recent movie resume:
Meagan Good, the incredibly cute star of Waist Deep and Stomp the Yard, has been cast in Saw V. She'll portray Luba, a city planner who comes from an extremely affluent family.
The actress joins Tobin Bell, Scott Patterson, Costas Mandylor and Julie Benz in the fifth installment of this horror franchise, which will be directed by the series' former production designer David Hackl.
Saw V is filming now and is schedule to hit the big screen on October 24, 2008.
Brett Ratner is in negotiations to direct a remake of The Incredible Shrinking Man. Brian Grazer is producing the project, which has Eddie Murphy attached to star, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
An updated version of the best-selling novel and 1957 sci-fi classic starring Grant Williams, The Incredible Shrinking Man will be taking the comedic approach to the fantastical material. It's set to tell the story of a famous Las Vegas magician (named Scott Carey) who is put under a spell that causes him to shrink.
He must find a way to reverse the spell before he gets so small that he disappears. We'll ignore the obvious joke here that many movie goers probably wouldn't mind of Murphy - the man who dared to make Norbit - himself disappeared from the big screen.
The movie poster for the original version of The Incredible Shrinking Man.
Matthew Fox has already enjoyed the action figure treatment, courtesy of his role on Lost.
Now, when Speed Racer is released May 9, it will open up a new series of marketing opportunities for Fox and his character, Racer X. First up: an appearance in a Lego playset. Check it out:
Check out other Lego-related characters from Speed Racer now.