We already know that The Taking of Pelham 123 has an incredible cast lined up. So far they have Denzel Washington and John Travolta.

Now, according to Variety, James Gandolfini will play the mayor in The Taking of Pelham 123.

Since The Sopranos finale, Gandolfini has already shot Where The Wild Things Are and signed up for an untitled drama where Gandolfini will play Ernest Hemingway.

Looks like Tony Soprano has a nice career on the big screen after all.

If you're a big kid like the rest of us, you're excited for the upcoming live action G.I. Joe movie coming out August 7, 2009.

Well thanks to Comingsoon.net, we now have the first pictures of Snake Eyes played by Ray Park.

If you remember from the cartoon, Snake Eyes is the greatest ninja in the world. He is trained in the martial arts but also uses a gun. He's a member of the U.S. Army and is a Sergeant First Class.

According to director Stephen Sommers, the G.I. Joe movie will be an origins story and will explain to us such things as why Snake Eyes doesn't talk. We can't wait!

Click on any of the following pictures for a larger version.

After bringing you Tim Burton's Batman and Batman Returns, we decided to bring you the original movie that paired Michael Keaton and Tim Burton together... Beetlejuice!

Beetlejuice was a comedy about a recently deceased couple that's trying to haunt their old home to scare off its new yuppie owners.

Beetlejuice definitely had its own unique style as you can tell from the following movie stills.

Be sure and check out our extensive collection of Beetlejuice quotes that will have you laughing.

As part of our anticipation for the new Batman movie, The Dark Knight, we added up the sequel to the 1989 Batman, titled Batman Returns.

In this 1992 movie, Michael Keaton reprises his role as Batman and Tim Burton is back as director for their final Batman together.

In Batman Returns, Batman meets a romantic interest in Catwoman and goes up against The Penguin.

Enjoy our photo montage from Batman Returns.

We also added 26 Batman Returns quotes.

Martin Lawrence is his manic self in College Road Trip. The movie hasn't been received too well by critics, but it's done solidly at the box office.

Here are a series of photos from the movie. Click on them now to see enlarged versions of each...

If you're as big of a Mike Myers fan as us, we're sure you're eagerly awaiting his new movie, The Love Guru coming out on June 20.

To hold you over, we've added the sequel to the movie that made Mike Myers a household name, Wayne's World.

Wayne's World 2 came out just one short year after Wayne's World. Although, the sequel wasn't as good as the original, it featured Wayne and Garth at their finest as well as an incredibly bunch of cameos.

We went through the trouble of adding 17 movie stills from the movie, so the least you could do is check out the following sample.

When you're done, be sure and check out some of our favorite Wayne's World 2 quotes. We guarantee they'll make you laugh.

On April, Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay. We sure hope the duo who successfully made it to White Castle previously.

Check out the trailer for the upcoming film:

English actor Thomas Sangster has reportedly landed the title role in the Steven Spielberg-Peter Jackson motion-capture collaboration Tintin.

The 17-year old, has appeared in Love Actually and Nanny McPhee, as well as two episodes of Doctor Who. He also played young Adolf Hitler in the miniseries Hitler: The Rise of Evil.

According to The Daily Mail, Sangster (pictured) "has already been to Los Angeles to work on preproduction test sequences with both directors."

Mark our words: 17 Again will be a giant box office hit when it comes out in August. The reason? Two words:

Zac. Efron.

The High School Musical star is beloved by every teenage girl in the country. And we know how they'll be using their allowances come August.

Here's a look at a couple of 17 Again photos:

The new Batman movie, The Dark Knight, doesn't come out until July 18.

To hold you over, we're adding the four original Batman movies to Reel.

We're starting with the 1989 Batman that was directed by Tim Burton and starred Michael Keaton as Batman.

This Batman marked a big departure from the television show and the 1966 movie, as it was significantly darker.

Enjoy Tim Burton's vision with the follow Batman movie stills:

When you're done and be sure and check out our extensive collection of Batman quotes.