Movie Rumors (Page 7)

It's been widely reported that Universal is ready to bring back director Paul Greengrass and Matt Damon for a fourth Jason Bourne movie... although this comes as news to the actor and the filmmaker.

"I think it's one of these stories that has a life of it's own. Not that we're against it, we're all for doing a fourth movie but it means coming up with a good story," Damon told EmpireOnline.com.

"There are a lot of things that would have to happen before we would sign up for it," Damon added.

"It's news to me. ... We love (the franchise), but none of us would want to go again unless we're sure there's a worthwhile film and that could take some time," Greengrass said. "You don't want to do that when you feel like you've got to make it and none of us need to, so that's where we are."

Allow us to ask once more: Would you wanna see another Jason Bourne movie?

Do you wanna see a movie version of The Sopranos?

Fans seem torn on the issue, so it's likely they'll be torn on this piece of news, as well:

The manager of Satin Dolls â€" aka the Lodi, New Jersey flesh palace that doubled as the Bada Bing! on the HBO series â€" told NorthJersey.com that he's put off renovating the club because he got a call from someone working on a script for a The Sopranos feature film.

Asked about the buzz by The New York Daily News, David Chase seemed most skeptical, while an HBO spokesperson told TVGuide.com the movie talk is "categorically not true."

We already know that Toy Story 3 will be shown in 3-D.

Now, rumors are swirling that Disney will proceed with a third installment of its hit dance franchise Step Up - and it will tentatively be titled Step Up 3-D.

The movie would become the latest 3-D live-action film from the company, with Step Up 2 the Streets director Jon Chu in talks to reprise his role.

We'll have more on this as the story develops, but: Would you wanna see a 3-D version of the Step Up franchise?

American movie goers will have to wait until May 22 to check out Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in a U.S. theater. That much is for certain.

But it's possible that foreigners might get an advanced screening of the highly-anticipated follow up, as Steven Spielberg's reps and the folks at the Cannes Film Festival are in negotiations to bring the film to Cannes for its official worldwide premiere in early May.

This Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull premiere would precede the scheduled opening for the movie in the States.

With talk of a possible Cloverfield sequel getting movie goers, excited, Jumper director Doug Liman is chiming in with the possibility of a follow-up to his recent sci-fi hit.

When asked by collider.com if he has given any thought to a Jumper sequel, Liman said:

"I actually have a ton of ideas for the sequel because this is whole new arena for me and so my mind was in overdrive the whole time and most of the ideas I came up with we either could tease or just save it for a sequel and so it's…this power can be used to leave this planet, this power can be used ultimately to go back in time, this power can be used if you go and work for the government you'd be the ultimate Jason Bourne. "

Would you wanna see a Jumper sequel?

Considering the original Cloverfield is still playing in many theaters, these is an extraordinarily early movie rumor.

But moviesonline.ca is claiming that the follow-up to this hit film may be called Aladygma. As the site reports:

Apparently, [Aladygma] is the code name for Cloverfield 2. It is, however, important to note that JJ Abrams has more then one untitled covert film in the works.

This is all we know about the film at the moment. Please send in any news you hear on the possibility of Cloverfield 2.

Will Arnett is the third star of Arrested Development to confirm that a big screen version of this genius comedy may very well be on the way.

"It's a long way from the lip to the cup, but yes, I do think an Arrested Development movie is going to happen sometime in the near future," Arnett said, joining Jason Bateman and Jeffrey Tambor in acknowledging the possibility that this dream will come true.

"It is hard to say when because a script needs to be written. With the strike over, it is looking more optimist. It certainly has been talked about recently. I'm on board. I think everyone wants to come back. "

Come on now.

We know Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End made enough money to buy up most third world nations, but the film was rightfully panned by movie critics.

Nevertheless, JimHillMedia.com says scripts for Pirates of the Caribbean 4 are in the works.

The leading candidate "would toss the Elizabeth & Will characters [portrayed by Keira Knightley and Orlando Bloom, respectively] over the side in favor of doing a bawdy buddy picture which would star Jack Sparrow & Barbossa. Where both captains of the Black Pearl would initially be competing for the exact same prize."

The site added: "But eventually all the double crossing would have to stop as these two rivals were then forced to join forces in order to defeat some supernatural terror."

Let us know: Would you really wanna see a Pirates of the Caribbean 4?

We now present our favorite movie rumor of the new year:

There's buzz that the an Arrested Development movie might actually be happening! Jeffrey Tambor, who played George Bluth Sr. on the beloved series, said as much during an interview this weekend.

On XM Radio's The Ron and Fez Show, Tambor hinted that development on the Arrested Development movie may be starting soon.

"I think we're gonna make a movie," Tambor said. "I talked to Ron Howard [series executive producer] the other day, and he hinted around that there's a real push to get the movie made, of course, after the strike. And [he asked] was I on board. I said, of course! I'd love doing that!"

Moreover, Juno co-star and Arrested Development leading man, Jason Bateman, confirmed the rumor.

"I can confirm that a round of sniffing has started. Any talk is targeting a post-strike situation, of course," said Bateman. "I think, as always, that it's a question of whether the people with the money are willing to give our leader, Mitch Hurwitz, what he deserves for his participation. And I can speak for the cast when I say our fingers are crossed."

As Cloverfield shatters January box office records, the question of a sequel to this monster movie is already being asked?

What does Director Matt Reeves have to say about a Cloverfield 2? The following:

"Only time will tell. While we were on set making the film we talked about the possibilities and directions of how a sequel can go. The fun of this movie was that it might not have been the only movie being made that night, there might be another movie!

In today's day and age of people filming their lives on their iphones and handy cams, uploading it to youtube...That was kind of exciting thinking about that."