Director Louis Leterrier doesn't need to wait to see the box office tally of The Incredible Hulk before commenting on whether or not he'd be on board to make a sequel.

"I'll do another 'Hulk' movie any day of the week. I love it! I love the character, I love the TV show. I love that he's an anti-hero," Leterrier told ComingSoon.net at the film's premiere.

Considering the "great story and great cast," Leterrier made it pretty clear who would enjoy this superhero flick: If you like movies, you'll like The Incredible Hulk, he said.

Edward Norton is Bruce Banner in The Incredible Hulk.

It might not be as anticipated a cameo as that of Tony Stark in The Incredible Hulk, but Taylor Swift is teaming with Miley Cyrus and dad Billy Ray Cyrus for Hannah Montana: The Movie.

"I'm making a cameo," the 18-year-old country singer told People Magazine, "so I'm so excited about that. I'm playing one of my own songs and just in the background of one of the scenes."

Look for Taylor Swift to make a cameo in Hannah Montana: The Movie.

Country group Rascal Flatts will also appear in the film, which is set to hit theatres in 2009. The Hannah Montana movie will deal with the character's taking a trip with her father to her Tennessee hometown, where she gains a perspective on her double life.

With the original Jumper coming to DVD tomorrow, talk is turning to a sequel.

Recently, star Hayden Christensen confirmed that a follow-up film is a strong possibility, saying:

"We're talking about it... It was set up to become that â€" a trilogy â€" if it did well. And I think they're happy with how it did so they want to make another one. But I don't think they're rushing to get into production."

Would you wanna see Jumper 2?

Hayden Christensen starred in Jumper - and has confirmed talk of a Jumper sequel.

Get ready for Disaster Movie, readers. Seriously.

The film will spoof films such as The Day After Tomorrow and other similar, end-of-days Hollywood blockbusters. Spoof regular Carmen Electra stars, alongside Kim Kardashian, Matt Lanter and Vanessa Minnillo.

Disaster Movie hits movie theaters on August 29. Here's the poster for it:

Don't tell Meagan Good that horror movies is the genre where career go to die. The actress has waited her whole life to star in a movie like Saw V.

"When I was a little girl, what really made me want to be an actress was seeing ‘Halloween' parts IV and V, and the little girl that was in that," Good said to MTV News. "I was like, ‘I want to do that in a movie!' I'd scream really loud, in the middle of the night [to practice]."

So, what will Saw V - which is due in theaters this October - be about?

"I'm not allowed to say [anything about the plot], because they threatened to cut off my head," the actress said. "But it should be very fun and witty to watch."

That's good enough for us.

There have been numerous rumors circulating that Tobey Maguire might actually not cast his web over Spider-Man 4.

According to costar J.K. Simmons, however, Maguire is pretty much on board.

"I spoke to Tobey, in I guess it was, y'know, February… sort of awards season time and he's certainly amenable to doing some more [Spider-Man sequels]," Simmons recently said.

Let's certainly hope so.

In Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Jason Segel's character writes a musical about Dracula.

In real life, similarly, the actor is working on an Untitled Muppet Movie with director Nick Stoller.  to MovieWeb about it:

So, is Kermit going to have mojo in the Untitled Muppet Movie? Let me tell you, anyone who can walk around in life completely naked all the time has got to have some mojo. But, I actually just turned in my first draft of the MUPPETS and I'm really excited about it. I think we're bringing them back.

Is Sam the Eagle in it? Sam the Eagle is definitely in it. Statler and Waldorf - the whole gang!

Can you tell us a little bit about the story, which way you are headed with the MUPPETS? All I can say is that we are trying to bring it back to the early '80s movies where it's not Muppets in the Sahara or Muppets Underwater. It's the Muppets getting back together to put on a show, to save the studio.

When Jason Segal isn't Forgetting Sarah Marshall, he's writing a movie about The Muppets.

While we can't believe they actually made yet another movie about The Incredible Hulk, we are excited that the rumored cameo by Tony Stark in the movie has been confirmed.

Check it out now:

Let's forget, for a moment, whether or not you like the sound of the title: Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen.

Instead, let's focus on the meaning behind the name of the Transformers sequel.

According to CHUD, "the Fallen" refers to one of the original 13 Transformers created by Primus.

The Transformers wiki provides background to this theory:

At the dawn of time, Primus created new life, the 13 original Transformers, to crew his planetary form into battle against his eternal nemesis Unicron. One of these 13, his original name now lost to the mists of time, turned against his siblings, his creator, and his universe, and betrayed them all.

...this guardian of entropy became obsessed with the darker side of chaos and death, and in the black place these urges led him, the betrayer found a new god, more suited to his nature. He turned against Primus and became the Fallen.

As predicted by the staff of Reel Movie News, Kung Fu Panda took in the most money at the box office this weekend.

Take that sex! And the city!

Here's a clip from the number-one movie in the land: