New Moon, the wildly-anticipated Twilight sequel, hits theaters on November 20.
The studio has already released the first artwork and/or logo for the movie, though. It looks like the follow-up may be billed as "The Twilight Saga: New Moon," in order to emphasize that it's part of a triology.
What do you think of the logo?
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It looks like Linda Hamilton, the original Sarah Connor, will likely have a role in Terminator Salvation.
In a new interview with MTV, the actress confirmed what director McG first hinted at last month: she'll likely do a voiceover for the upcoming summer blockbuster.
"We are talking... haven't read [the script] yet. I don't know what direction they will go in," Hamilton said.
Like Mother, Like Son: Linda Hamilton as Sarah Connor in the original Terminator; and Christian Bale as John Connor in Terminator Salvation.
While she awaits the specifics, Hamilton has revealed what her role would be.
"My contribution would be voiceover," she said. "I would probably be very happy to loan my voice depending on what the material is."
It's easily the most anticipated movie of the spring season.
With Watchmen premiering on March 6, here's another way for fans of the graphic novel to get excited for its big screen adaption:
Check out the following movie quotes from the drama:
Rorschach: Never compromise. Not even in the face of Armageddon. That's always been the difference between us, Dan. | permalink
Adrian Veidt: The only person with whom I felt any kinship with died three hundred years before the birth of Christ. Alexander Macedonian, or Alexander the Great, as you know him. | permalink
Jon Osterman: Why would I save a world I no longer have any stake in?
Laurie Juspeczyk: Do it for me. | permalink
Edward Blake: God help us all. | permalink
Rorschach: Watchmen. One of us died tonight. Somebody knows why. Somebody knows. | permalink
We're still six weeks away from the release of Dragonball Evolution.
Still, star Justin Chatwin (Goku) recently said that a sequel to the film is in the works. The script is already complete.
“The second one goes more into the whole legacy and the genealogy of Dragonball. It goes more in-depth into a real Dragonball series, the kind of intergalactic world of Dragonball.”
Plans for Scream 4 are taking shape.
In an interview with Bloody-Disgusting, director Wes Craven confirmed that he'd consider a return to the franchise... assuming it was worth it.
"It would take it being really as good a script as the first one was," said Craven, who directed the original Scream.
The director also said the script will be penned by Kevin Williamson, who wrote the first film.
"I don't know his ideas at all. But they have made a deal with Kevin [Williamson] to write."
In a recent interview with New York Magazine, Mickey Rourke made his role in Iron Man 2 clear:
It's far from guaranteed.
"Right now, we're not doing Iron Man 2," Rourke said.
Rourke, who has been nominated for an Oscar for his work in The Wrestler, has been rumored to play a tattooed Russian named Ivan. This character eventually becomes the villain Whiplash.
The production of Little Fockers is coming along quickly.
Jay Roach, who directed the first two films in this Meet the Parents franchise, will not helm the third. Instead, producers are in discussion with a handful of top comedy directors (including Paul Weitz, David Wain, and Peyton Reed); they hope to close a deal imminently in order to begin shooting late this summer.
Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro and Owen Wilson are all likely on board for Little Fockers, which is expected to revolve around the children of Stiller and Teri Polo's characters.
In the following clips from 17 Again, Matthew Perry laments his life as an adult, and Zac Efron gets down on the gym floor with a few cheerleaders as a teenager.
The video is littered with Spanish subtitles for some reason, but no matter.
This is still a nice preview for 17 Again, which opens on April 17:
It's bad enough Fired Up is a terrible movie, one that has no business avoiding the direct-to-DVD fate.
But the movie is also a blatant rip-off of Bring It On. No comedy should be legally allowed to base itself around cheerleading ever again after that masterpiece.
Read our detailed, insulting Fired Up review now.
Watchmen hits theaters on March 6.
Want a sneak peak at the big screen adaption of the most popular graphic novel of all-time? Enjoy...
