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Weekly Ketchup: Tron Team to Remake The Black Hole by Greg Dean Schmitz on Friday, Dec. 04 2009, 05:33 PM 17 Comments This week's Ketchup include news of plans to remake The Amityville Horror (again) and Disney's The Black Hole, a new project for acclaimed director Paul Thomas Anderson and new roles for Johnny Depp, Leonardo DiCaprio, Gwyneth Paltrow and one of the stars of The Twilight Saga: New Moon.	Rotten Tomatoes
Friday Harvest: Iron Man 2, Harry Potter, and more! by Alex Vo on Friday, Dec. 04 2009, 03:35 PM 9 Comments Happy Friday Harvest, a weekly round-up of the best pictures, posters, and videos that have become available for viewing/download on Rotten Tomatoes. Each section features the favorite or most interesting item we've added for the week, along with several other new highlights. Enjoy!	Rotten Tomatoes
Sundance 2010: RT's 10 Most Anticipated Movies by Damon Wise on Friday, Dec. 04 2009, 12:10 PM 24 Comments Five or six years ago, the Sundance Film Festival was more famous for showing dozens of worthy, politically correct movies that instantly disappeared than the odd breakout hits that it spawned, which previously included the likes of The Blair Witch Project, Reservoir Dogs and El Mariachi. Recently, however, the festival has become an excellent launching ground for low-budget movies from across the world, with the 2009 event showcasing the likes of British indie hits Moon and In The Loop and starting the awards momentum for two very different rites of passage movies: An Education and Precious, both tipped for Academy Award/BAFTA success. This year, under the stewardship of new artistic director John Cooper, Sundance shows no sign of slowing down, as its 2010 choices seem to suggest. RT investigates Buried, starring Ryan Reynolds, The Extra Man, Christopher Morris's controversial Four Lions, Joseph Gordon-Levitt starrer Hesher, Howl, Michael Winterbottom's The Killer Inside Me, Jeffrey Blitz's Lucky, Vincenzo Natali's Splice, Sympathy for Delicious and Kristen Stewart's rumoured nude scene in Welcome to the Rileys.	Rotten Tomatoes
Spielberg Hops Away from Harvey on Friday, Dec. 04 2009, 03:34 AM 19 Comments Unable to find the perfect combination of leading man and solid script, Steven Spielberg has walked away from his "Harvey" remake, leaving Fox to pick up the pieces.	Variety
Trailer Bulletin: Brooklyn's Finest on Friday, Dec. 04 2009, 03:32 AM 11 Comments Yes, you've seen a thousand cop dramas -- but have you seen one with Richard Gere, Ethan Hawke, Don Cheadle, and Wesley Snipes? Didn't think so.	Apple
American Remake of The Phone Planned on Friday, Dec. 04 2009, 03:27 AM 3 Comments Ahn Byung-ki's "The Phone," a 2002 horror movie about a deadly cell phone number, will get an American remake -- courtesy of Ahn Byung-ki.	Variety
Awards Tour: National Board of Review Winners List! by RT Staff on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 05:29 PM 23 Comments The first major awards ceremony, the National Board of Review, has announced their winners of the year.	Rotten Tomatoes
Critics Consensus: Everybody's Fine Is Just OK by Tim Ryan on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 04:58 PM 41 Comments This week at the movies, we've got a fractured family (Everybody's Fine, starring Robert De Niro and Drew Barrymore); a sibling rivalry (Brothers, starring Natalie Portman and Jake Gyllenhaal); an inside job (Armored, starring Matt Dilion and Laurence Fishburne); and vampire hilarity (Transylmania, starring Patrick Cavanaugh and James DeBello). What do the critics have to say? Sometimes a film contains such good acting that one is willing to overlook its other faults. One example might be Jim Sheridan's Brothers, a film critics say often works despite being frequently overwrought. Robert De Niro has an intensity and presence that shines through even when he's not playing Travis Bickle/Jake La Motta types. And critics say his measured performance is easily the best thing about Everybody's Fine.	Rotten Tomatoes
Five Favorite Films with Jason Reitman by Joe Utichi on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 04:33 PM 45 Comments It's no secret that director Jason Reitman comes from an established Hollywood pedigree, and while his father, Ivan Reitman (Stripes, Ghostbusters), is remembered most for his iconic 80s comedies, Jason is well on his way to making a similar name for himself with his edgy comedies of the aughts. Reitman burst onto the big screen in 2004 with a critically acclaimed satire, Thank You for Smoking, then followed that up in 2007 with the quirky, indie comedy Juno. The latter went on to win various awards, including the Best Original Screenplay Oscar for newcomer Diablo Cody's pop-slang heavy script, and jumpstarted the career of its diminutive, sharp-tongued star, Ellen Page. This week, Reitman's latest effort, the George Clooney-powered Up in the Air, opens in limited release, and we were lucky enough to sit down with Jason for a friendly chat about his Five Favorite Films and his personal Tomatometer.	Rotten Tomatoes
International Iron Man 2 Poster Debuts on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 04:19 PM 13 Comments It doesn't give much away, but Empire has debuted the first international teaser poster for "Iron Man 2," and you can see it right here.	Empire Magazine
Depp Will Ride as Pancho Villa on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 04:16 PM 8 Comments Johnny Depp is in "advanced negotiations" to star as Pancho Villa in Emir Kusturica's "Seven Friends of Pancho Villa and the Woman with Six Fingers."	Variety
Leonardo DiCaprio Joins The Guardians on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 04:12 PM Comment Leonardo DiCaprio has signed on to lead the voice cast of "The Guardians," the DreamWorks adaptation of the William Joyce books about the efforts of Santa, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, the Sandman, and Jack Frost to protect the world from the evil machinations of an evil spirit.	ComingSoon.net
Troma Announces The Toxic Twins on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 04:09 PM 5 Comments Troma's cult classic hero will lumber into parenthood with "The Toxic Twins," the fifth installment in the "Toxic Avenger" series.	CHUD
Paul Thomas Anderson Gets Religion with Philip Seymour Hoffman on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 04:05 PM 12 Comments Paul Thomas Anderson has chosen Philip Seymour Hoffman to star in his next film, an untitled drama revolving around the leader of a religious sect in 1950s America.	Variety
Sundance Announces Out-of-Competition Films Screening At 2010 Festival by on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 02:08 PM 1 Comment The Sundance Institute has announced its out-of-competition lineup of films that will screen in the Premieres, Spotlight, New Frontier and Park City at Midnight sections at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival, which runs from January 21-31.	Rotten Tomatoes
Eternal Sunshine Tops AV Club's Decade Best-Of List on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 07:01 AM 181 Comments The good people at the AV Club have gotten together and made a list of the best films of the decade, with "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" taking the top prize.	AV Club
10 Horrifically Profitable Films by Michael Adams on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 09:29 PM 45 Comments Oren Peli's debut feature 'Paranormal Activity' -- an ingenious horror movie set in a house as a young couple attempt to capture a spectre on camera -- was made on video for a tiny budget of just $15,000. But with a smart marketing campaign and viral word-of-mouth from audiences that propelled it from limited release into wide theatrical distribution, the shoestring fright flick has now taken more than $107 million in the US alone. What's more, it marks an all-time record return on initial investment. As the film finally arrives (on a wave of hype) in the rest of the world, we decided to take a look at 10 other profitable horror films throughout history. After all, it's the genre to be in if you really want to make a low-budget killing.	Rotten Tomatoes
Tarantino Could Have Directed Green Lantern on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 03:59 PM 24 Comments "Quentin Tarantino's Green Lantern" has a rather intriguing ring to it, doesn't it? According to Tarantino, he had the opportunity to make it happen.	MTV
Will Duvall be Gilliam's Don Quixote? on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 03:55 PM 13 Comments Think Robert Duvall still has what it takes to tilt at a few windmills? We may find out: Duvall says Terry Gilliam wants him to star in Gilliam's long-delayed Don Quixote movie.	Collider.com
Vin Diesel Says Riddick 3 Is Scouting on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 03:49 PM 15 Comments Signaling that a new "Riddick" movie really is in the works, Vin Diesel has announced that filming locations are currently being scouted in New Zealand.	Ain't It Cool News

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Weekly Ketchup: Tron Team to Remake The Black Hole by Greg Dean Schmitz on Friday, Dec. 04 2009, 05:33 PM 17 Comments This week's Ketchup include news of plans to remake The Amityville Horror (again) and Disney's The Black Hole, a new project for acclaimed director Paul Thomas Anderson and new roles for Johnny Depp, Leonardo DiCaprio, Gwyneth Paltrow and one of the stars of The Twilight Saga: New Moon.	Rotten Tomatoes
Friday Harvest: Iron Man 2, Harry Potter, and more! by Alex Vo on Friday, Dec. 04 2009, 03:35 PM 9 Comments Happy Friday Harvest, a weekly round-up of the best pictures, posters, and videos that have become available for viewing/download on Rotten Tomatoes. Each section features the favorite or most interesting item we've added for the week, along with several other new highlights. Enjoy!	Rotten Tomatoes
Sundance 2010: RT's 10 Most Anticipated Movies by Damon Wise on Friday, Dec. 04 2009, 12:10 PM 24 Comments Five or six years ago, the Sundance Film Festival was more famous for showing dozens of worthy, politically correct movies that instantly disappeared than the odd breakout hits that it spawned, which previously included the likes of The Blair Witch Project, Reservoir Dogs and El Mariachi. Recently, however, the festival has become an excellent launching ground for low-budget movies from across the world, with the 2009 event showcasing the likes of British indie hits Moon and In The Loop and starting the awards momentum for two very different rites of passage movies: An Education and Precious, both tipped for Academy Award/BAFTA success. This year, under the stewardship of new artistic director John Cooper, Sundance shows no sign of slowing down, as its 2010 choices seem to suggest. RT investigates Buried, starring Ryan Reynolds, The Extra Man, Christopher Morris's controversial Four Lions, Joseph Gordon-Levitt starrer Hesher, Howl, Michael Winterbottom's The Killer Inside Me, Jeffrey Blitz's Lucky, Vincenzo Natali's Splice, Sympathy for Delicious and Kristen Stewart's rumoured nude scene in Welcome to the Rileys.	Rotten Tomatoes
Awards Tour: National Board of Review Winners List! by RT Staff on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 05:29 PM 23 Comments The first major awards ceremony, the National Board of Review, has announced their winners of the year.	Rotten Tomatoes
Critics Consensus: Everybody's Fine Is Just OK by Tim Ryan on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 04:58 PM 41 Comments This week at the movies, we've got a fractured family (Everybody's Fine, starring Robert De Niro and Drew Barrymore); a sibling rivalry (Brothers, starring Natalie Portman and Jake Gyllenhaal); an inside job (Armored, starring Matt Dilion and Laurence Fishburne); and vampire hilarity (Transylmania, starring Patrick Cavanaugh and James DeBello). What do the critics have to say? Sometimes a film contains such good acting that one is willing to overlook its other faults. One example might be Jim Sheridan's Brothers, a film critics say often works despite being frequently overwrought. Robert De Niro has an intensity and presence that shines through even when he's not playing Travis Bickle/Jake La Motta types. And critics say his measured performance is easily the best thing about Everybody's Fine.	Rotten Tomatoes
Five Favorite Films with Jason Reitman by Joe Utichi on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 04:33 PM 45 Comments It's no secret that director Jason Reitman comes from an established Hollywood pedigree, and while his father, Ivan Reitman (Stripes, Ghostbusters), is remembered most for his iconic 80s comedies, Jason is well on his way to making a similar name for himself with his edgy comedies of the aughts. Reitman burst onto the big screen in 2004 with a critically acclaimed satire, Thank You for Smoking, then followed that up in 2007 with the quirky, indie comedy Juno. The latter went on to win various awards, including the Best Original Screenplay Oscar for newcomer Diablo Cody's pop-slang heavy script, and jumpstarted the career of its diminutive, sharp-tongued star, Ellen Page. This week, Reitman's latest effort, the George Clooney-powered Up in the Air, opens in limited release, and we were lucky enough to sit down with Jason for a friendly chat about his Five Favorite Films and his personal Tomatometer.	Rotten Tomatoes
Sundance Announces Out-of-Competition Films Screening At 2010 Festival by on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 02:08 PM 1 Comment The Sundance Institute has announced its out-of-competition lineup of films that will screen in the Premieres, Spotlight, New Frontier and Park City at Midnight sections at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival, which runs from January 21-31.	Rotten Tomatoes
10 Horrifically Profitable Films by Michael Adams on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 09:29 PM 45 Comments Oren Peli's debut feature 'Paranormal Activity' -- an ingenious horror movie set in a house as a young couple attempt to capture a spectre on camera -- was made on video for a tiny budget of just $15,000. But with a smart marketing campaign and viral word-of-mouth from audiences that propelled it from limited release into wide theatrical distribution, the shoestring fright flick has now taken more than $107 million in the US alone. What's more, it marks an all-time record return on initial investment. As the film finally arrives (on a wave of hype) in the rest of the world, we decided to take a look at 10 other profitable horror films throughout history. After all, it's the genre to be in if you really want to make a low-budget killing.	Rotten Tomatoes
Awards Tour: Independent Film Spirit Noms Here! by RT Staff on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 02:38 PM 6 Comments The most prestigious awards ceremony for independent films has just been announced! Did your favorite movie that you probably didn't watch make it?	Rotten Tomatoes
Awards Tour: Annie Nominations, Up and Coraline lead by RT Staff on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 02:33 PM 7 Comments State of the art CG and stop-motion lead the way in the most well-known animation awards ceremony.	Rotten Tomatoes
2010 Sundance Film Festival Lineup Announced by RT Staff on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 01:30 PM 10 Comments The Sundance Film Institute announced its lineup of films selected to be screened for the U.S. and World Cinema Dramatic and Documentary Competitions at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival. In addition to the four Competition Categories -- U.S. Documentary, U.S. Dramatic, World Cinema Documentary, World Cinema Narrative -- the Festival will present films in five out-of-competition sections to be announced on December 3.	Rotten Tomatoes
Director Ruben Fleischer Talks Zombieland by Luke Goodsell on Tuesday, Dec. 01 2009, 06:17 PM 1 Comment There are so many movies in the zombie genre that it would seem almost impossible to make something that feels fresh -- yet that's just what Ruben Fleischer has done with his debut feature, 'Zombieland'. Though it has antecedents in Romero and 'Shaun of the Dead', the film is its own beast: a zom-com, sure, but also a road movie, a buddy comedy, and an off-kilter indie film that somehow wandered into the land of the dead. It's also a hit with audiences and critics, having taken more than $74 million at the US box office and rating 89% Fresh on RT. With Zombieland out in Australia this week, we spoke with Ruben about the film.	Rotten Tomatoes
Five Favorite Films with Jesse Ventura by Matt Atchity on Tuesday, Dec. 01 2009, 04:01 PM 39 Comments At the ripe age of 58, Jesse "The Body" Ventura (or James George Janos, as his parents named him) has had quite the colorful life. The former biker and Navy SEAL entered the squared circle of the wrestling ring in the mid-70s and found fame in the WWF during the 80s. From there, Ventura embarked on an acting career and went on to run successful political campaigns, first for mayor, and then for Governor of Minnesota, and picked up surfing in the meantime. So what hasn't Jesse Ventura done, exactly? Read our interview to find out his Five Favorite Films, learn about his new show on truTV, and find out what conspiracy theories have got him spooked.	Rotten Tomatoes
Total Recall: Natalie Portman's Best Movies by Jeff Giles on Tuesday, Dec. 01 2009, 10:30 AM 69 Comments Child actors are notorious for fizzling out once their prepubescent charms disappear during adolescence, or once they discover the various vices of the adult world, and it seems to be the rare case when a young starlet can overcome these hurdles and transition successfully into a career of grownup roles. Natalie Portman is one such success story: after making her debut as a 12-year-old in Luc Besson's Leon The Professional, Portman gradually took on more adult roles until she was playing everything from a young, widowed mother (Cold Mountain) to an emotionally manipulative stripper (Closer). This week, she stars alongside Tobey Maguire and Jake Gyllenhaal in the family drama Brothers, so we felt it was the right time to take a look back at the extensive filmography of this young star to determine Natalie Portman's Best Movies.	Rotten Tomatoes
RT on DVD & Blu-Ray: Terminator Salvation and a Smithsonian Battle by RT Staff on Monday, Nov. 30 2009, 04:36 PM 21 Comments Pickings are indeed slim this week for new releases on home video. While we have the requisite new releases, which include a couple of major pictures that opened earlier this year (Terminator Salvation and Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian) and a couple of lesser-known flicks (Paper Heart and A Christmas Tale), the offerings were decidedly lacking in terms of special editions and newly packaged items. As such, we've decided to profile a handful of Blu-Ray reissues of films we already know and love (well, most of us, anyway), like Gremlins, The Mask of Zorro, and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. Check out our complete list and see what tickles your fancy this week!	Rotten Tomatoes
Box Office Guru Wrapup: Vampires and Football Break Thanksgiving Records by Gitesh Pandya on Sunday, Nov. 29 2009, 04:48 PM 42 Comments Audiences feasted on leftovers and drove the North American box office to a new record for the busy Thanksgiving holiday frame. Moviegoers were almost evenly split been vampire love and football heroics as The Twilight Saga: New Moon remained at number one while Sandra Bullock's The Blind Side held steady in second place with just $2.4M separating the two. That was a far cry from the $108.7M gap between the pair last weekend when they both opened as Twilight tumbled and Blind Side rose this weekend. The disaster film 2012 placed third as no new release managed to make it into the top three. The Top 20 over Thanksgiving weekend has consistently delivered $150-160M over the last six years but this time it soared to $181M, a new industry high.	Rotten Tomatoes
Weekly Ketchup: Zombieland 2 in 3D? by Greg Dean Schmitz on Friday, Nov. 27 2009, 04:11 PM 28 Comments Hollywood has mostly taken the week off for Thanksgiving, so that they can all enjoy their vegan turduckens down by the pool, no doubt. Nature abhors a vacuum however (even Hollywood follows MOST of the laws of physics), and so even in a light week there's still news to report, such as franchise news for Zombieland, Kull and The Howling, and casting news for The A-Team, UFO and Thor.	Rotten Tomatoes
Duncan Jones Reteams With Kevin Spacey by Luke Goodsell on Friday, Nov. 27 2009, 03:12 PM 5 Comments 'Moon' director Duncan Jones and the movie's computer voice, Kevin Spacey, have reteamed for a couple of advertisements currently airing on British TV. The commercials, embedded below, are for Olympus cameras.	Rotten Tomatoes
Friday Harvest: The Road, Avatar, and more! by Alex Vo on Friday, Nov. 27 2009, 05:01 AM 96 Comments Happy Friday Harvest, a weekly round-up of the best pictures, posters, and videos that have become available for viewing/download on Rotten Tomatoes. Each section features the favorite or most interesting item we've added for the week, along with several other new highlights. Enjoy! More weirdo horror from Willem Dafoe! He follows Antichrist with My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done?, based on the true story of a San Diego man who kills his mother with a saber. It's being helmed by Werner Herzog, who describes My Son as "a horror film without the blood, chainsaws and gore, but with a strange, anonymous fear."	Rotten Tomatoes
Ban Them All! 10 Infamously Controversial Movies by Ed Gibbs on Thursday, Nov. 26 2009, 06:19 PM 103 Comments Death, despair and genital mutilation: only a great Dane could fuse all three into one brilliantly bleak, guaranteed nausea-inducing piece of cinema... which seems to blame all the evil in the world on women, though Lars von Trier begs to differ. Antichrist is definitely out there, but shock and awe in cinema are hardly anything new. Think back to Luis Bu�uel's queasy, eyeball-slicing Un Chien Andalou (1929) -- arguably the birth of the movie 'shocker' -- Tod Browning's grotesque Freaks (1933), or any number of early films whose now-tame titilations terrified the censors of the time. Since then, movies have been an ongoing magnet for controversy, from Deep Throat (1972) to The Last Temptation of Christ (1988) to Kids (1995), while some -- such as Cannibal Holocaust (1980) -- resulted in the trial of their directors before the courts. Here, then, are 10 of the most controversial....	Rotten Tomatoes

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Spielberg Hops Away from Harvey on Friday, Dec. 04 2009, 03:34 AM 19 Comments Unable to find the perfect combination of leading man and solid script, Steven Spielberg has walked away from his "Harvey" remake, leaving Fox to pick up the pieces.	Variety
Trailer Bulletin: Brooklyn's Finest on Friday, Dec. 04 2009, 03:32 AM 11 Comments Yes, you've seen a thousand cop dramas -- but have you seen one with Richard Gere, Ethan Hawke, Don Cheadle, and Wesley Snipes? Didn't think so.	Apple
American Remake of The Phone Planned on Friday, Dec. 04 2009, 03:27 AM 3 Comments Ahn Byung-ki's "The Phone," a 2002 horror movie about a deadly cell phone number, will get an American remake -- courtesy of Ahn Byung-ki.	Variety
International Iron Man 2 Poster Debuts on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 04:19 PM 13 Comments It doesn't give much away, but Empire has debuted the first international teaser poster for "Iron Man 2," and you can see it right here.	Empire Magazine
Depp Will Ride as Pancho Villa on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 04:16 PM 8 Comments Johnny Depp is in "advanced negotiations" to star as Pancho Villa in Emir Kusturica's "Seven Friends of Pancho Villa and the Woman with Six Fingers."	Variety
Leonardo DiCaprio Joins The Guardians on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 04:12 PM Comment Leonardo DiCaprio has signed on to lead the voice cast of "The Guardians," the DreamWorks adaptation of the William Joyce books about the efforts of Santa, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, the Sandman, and Jack Frost to protect the world from the evil machinations of an evil spirit.	ComingSoon.net
Troma Announces The Toxic Twins on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 04:09 PM 5 Comments Troma's cult classic hero will lumber into parenthood with "The Toxic Twins," the fifth installment in the "Toxic Avenger" series.	CHUD
Paul Thomas Anderson Gets Religion with Philip Seymour Hoffman on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 04:05 PM 12 Comments Paul Thomas Anderson has chosen Philip Seymour Hoffman to star in his next film, an untitled drama revolving around the leader of a religious sect in 1950s America.	Variety
Eternal Sunshine Tops AV Club's Decade Best-Of List on Thursday, Dec. 03 2009, 07:01 AM 181 Comments The good people at the AV Club have gotten together and made a list of the best films of the decade, with "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" taking the top prize.	AV Club
Tarantino Could Have Directed Green Lantern on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 03:59 PM 24 Comments "Quentin Tarantino's Green Lantern" has a rather intriguing ring to it, doesn't it? According to Tarantino, he had the opportunity to make it happen.	MTV
Will Duvall be Gilliam's Don Quixote? on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 03:55 PM 13 Comments Think Robert Duvall still has what it takes to tilt at a few windmills? We may find out: Duvall says Terry Gilliam wants him to star in Gilliam's long-delayed Don Quixote movie.	Collider.com
Vin Diesel Says Riddick 3 Is Scouting on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 03:49 PM 15 Comments Signaling that a new "Riddick" movie really is in the works, Vin Diesel has announced that filming locations are currently being scouted in New Zealand.	Ain't It Cool News
Universal Goes Old School for Wolfman Website on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 03:27 PM 7 Comments When "The Wolfman" finally claws its way into screens next year, it'll be a modern addition to Universal's classic stable of movie monsters -- a tradition the studio pays tribute to in a section of the "Wolfman" website.	Universal
Paltrow and McGraw Say Love Don't Let Me Down on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 03:23 PM Comment Gwyneth Paltrow, Tim McGraw, Garrett Hedlund and Leighton Meester will co-star in the country singing drama "Love Don't Let Me Down."	Hollywood Reporter
142 Screens Have Arms Wide Open for Creed on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 03:16 PM 13 Comments The next installment in Sony's Digital Music Cinema series will highlight the earnest rock majesty of Creed, whose September 25 show will be shown in HD.	Hollywood Reporter
No Hobbit Until 2012? on Wednesday, Dec. 02 2009, 03:24 AM 22 Comments If you read the news about "The Hobbit" pushing back its start date a few months and got nervous, the latest report from The Wrap won't quell your concern.	The Wrap
Mulholland Dr. Tops Time Out's 50 Best of the Decade on Tuesday, Dec. 01 2009, 07:35 PM 91 Comments 'Time Out New York have unspooled their list of the 50 Best Movies of the Decade, capped by David Lynch's surreal 2001 bender, 'Mulholland Dr.'.	Time Out New York
Don't Hold Your Breath for Hancock 2 on Tuesday, Dec. 01 2009, 06:19 PM 21 Comments Yes, Will Smith and Peter Berg are game for a "Hancock" sequel -- and just as importantly, so is the studio -- but it looks like scheduling could keep it from happening for awhile.	HitFix
Jeff Bridges Talks Jeff Bridges on Tuesday, Dec. 01 2009, 06:11 PM 9 Comments In a long, wide-ranging interview that touches on everything from "Starman" to "Crazy Heart," Jeff Bridges discusses his career, technique, and how the "Iron Man" script came together by the seat of its armor.	In Contention
Peter Berg Talks Battleship on Tuesday, Dec. 01 2009, 06:04 PM 2 Comments "Battleship" director Peter Berg heard the rumors about his movie's bad guys zooming in from outer space, so he decided to hold a small Q&A -- on a Navy destroyer, no less -- to set the record straight.	CHUD

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