We’re still not sure if there will be an Arrested Development movie (although we pray for it every night before bed), but three of the sitcom’s main characters will be coming together for a different film.

Mitch Hurwitz has recruited Jason Bateman, Will Arnett and Henry Winkler to voice roles in his animated Fox comedy Sit Down, Shut Up, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The movie centers on staff members at a high school who are preoccupied with their own needs and agendas, which means the students come second.

Cheri Oteri, Will Forte, Regina King, Nick Kroll, Tom Kenny and Maria Bamford will also voice characters in the flick.

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 today…

Street Kings
Stars: Keanu Reeves, Forest Whitaker, Chris Evans, Common
Quick synopsis: A veteran LAPD officer is falsely accused of murdering a fellow officer.
Prediction: Unless Reeves is being hailed as “The One,” movie goers don’t care about him. Street Kings will perform like a jester.

Smart People
Stars: Sarah Jessica Parker, Dennis Quaid, Thomas Hayden Church, Ellen Page
Quick synopsis: A widowed professor is faced with a new love interest.
Prediction: Less than stellar reviews shouldn’t stop a film with this solid of a cast from raking in the dough.

Prom Night
Stars: Brittany Snow
Quick synopsis: On the night of her senior prom, a student is stalked by a former teacher.
Prediction: Brittany Snow is hot. Horror is still in. Look for a decent box office haul.

Orlando Bloom knows all about major film franchises. Can you say Pirates of the Caribbean?

Now, the actor has landed the lead role in the next big budget franchise, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time.

Bloom will reportedly rake in $40 million for all three pictures. The first will be directed by Mike Newell and is set for a June 2009 release. Filming will start in Morocco.

We weren’t shocked to hear about X Files 2, or even the possibility of a fourth Jason Bourne movie.

But a sequel to the 1986 comedy, Short Circuit? Can’t say we saw that one coming.

The original focused on Number 5, a robot built by the military to be a highly sophisticated weapon. It developed a conscience and a personality after being hit by lightning, and then needed the help of humans after it was targeted for destruction by its makers.

According to Variety, S.S. Wilson and Brent Maddock have been hired to write the remake.

There’s no word yet on whether any of the original film’s cast - Steve Guttenberg, Ally Sheedy or Fisher Stevenson - will return for the follow-up.

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 today…

Leatherheads
Stars: George Clooney, John Krasinski, Renee Zellweger
Quick synopsis: Two football players from the 1920s vie for the affection of the same woman.
Prediction: The number-one movie in the land. Football+ Clooney = Ch-ching!

Nim’s Island
Stars: Jodie Foster, Gerard Butler, Abigail Bresline
Quick synopsis: An agorophobic author must travel to a fantasy island and help her biggest fan.
Prediction: Number-two at the box office. Innocent fare for kids and adults.

The Ruins
Stars: Jena Malone, Jonathan Tucker
Quick synopsis: A group of American tourists encounter some evil, dangerous ruins.
Prediction: Will likely do well. But lack of star power will affect box office tally.

My Blueberry Nights
Stars: Jude Law, Natalie Portman, Norah Jones
Quick synopsis: A young woman takes a soul-searching journey across America.
Prediction: In limited release. A solid showing will enhance chances to earn a lot down the line.

Great news, fans of The OC!

Amanda Righetti - who memorably played Kirsten’s gorgeous, younger sister in the former FOX series - is in final negotiations to play the female lead in the Michael Bay-produced remake of Friday the 13th.

Filming on the horror movie begins April 21 in Austin, Texas. Jared Padalecki and Derek Mears will co-star in flick, which is scheduled for a February 13, 2009 release. Are you frightened yet?

** Update: This story appears to be false. Our bad.

Variety reports that Fox Atomic is acquiring the novel “Naomi and Ely’s No Kiss List.” It will be developed as a vehicle for Hayden Panettiere, as she continued to expand her movie resume.

Panettiere is currently playing the title role in the Chris Columbus-directed comedy I Love You, Beth Cooper; and she is also planning to star in Daydream Nation.

Published last year by Knopf, “Naomi and Ely’s No Kiss List” takes place in Manhattan, where Naomi and her gay best friend Ely protect their soulmate friendship by creating a list of people deemed off limits for smooching. Their friendship is imperiled when Ely kisses Naomi’s boyfriend.

Jaime Pressly has landed a lead role in I Love You, Man, the DreamWorks comedy starring Paul Rudd and Jason Segel.

Written and being directed by John Hamburg (Along Came Polly), the movie centers on a man (Rudd) about to be married, whose fiancee (Rashida Jones) is calling all her friends to be in the wedding.

Realizing he has no friends, this guy starts to go on man-dates to find a best man; he finds one in Segel (who can next be seen in Forgetting Sarah Marshall).

Pressly will play the best friend of the fiancee.

A slew of comic stars have signed up to appear in Steven Soderbergh’s dark comic thriller The Informant.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, The Soup host Joel McHale (who we adore), Scott Bakula and others are set to star opposite Matt Damon in the film.

Bakula and McHale, who is in final negotiations, will play FBI agents working with agri-business insider Mark Whitacre (Damon) to stop a price-fixing scam. The film is based on Kurt Eichenwald’s 2000 best-seller “The Informant: A True Story.”

Other new cast members known for their comedic turns are Mike O’Malley (Yes, Dear), Andrew Daly (Semi-Pro) and Melanie Lynskey (Two and a Half Men).

The Informant is due out in 2009.

Looks like Spider-Man director Sam Raimi is hooking up with Paramount Pictures to bring Tom Clancy hero Jack Ryan back to the big screen.

According to Variety, Rami will develop and direct a series of new movies centering on the CIA analyst character that was played by Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford, and Ben Affleck over the course of four films from 1990 to 2002.

Variety adds that the studio may opt to set the film in the present day, with a global threat triggering the action. This would seem to indicate that the movie won’t be based on an existing Clancy novel. Now, let us know:

Who do you think should take over the role of Jack Ryan?