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David Lynch Says He Turned Down Return of the Jedi on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 07:30 AM 25 Comments According to a rather snarky recollection from a recent interview, David Lynch was offered the chance to direct "Return of the Jedi," and turned it down posthaste.	CinemaBlend.com
Thomas Dolby Starts a Star Wars Rumor on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 07:27 AM 26 Comments Did Thomas Dolby just speak out of turn, or is there really a new "Star Wars" movie on the horizon?	Ain't It Cool News
Sundance Plans Road Trip for 2010 on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 07:25 AM 1 Comment Never been to Sundance? Next year, the festival will hit the road, taking the Sundance Film Festival USA to eight major cities.	Collider.com
Cameron Diaz Is One Bad Teacher on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 07:24 AM 2 Comments Cameron Diaz has signed on to star in Jake Kasdan's "One Bad Teacher," about "a foulmouthed, gold-digging middle-school teacher who, after getting dumped by her boyfriend, competes with a colleague for the affections of the school's model teacher."	Variety
Disney Has Fallen for Lauren Kate's Books on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 07:20 AM Comment Vampire/werewolf love triangles are all the rage these days, so one can hardly find fault with Disney for gobbling up the film rights to Lauren Kate's "Fallen" books, about a pair of angels engaged in a centuries-long squabble over the heart of a young girl.	Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Teens Will Jump Around on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 07:07 AM 3 Comments Screenwriter Duane Adler has already exhorted you to "Step Up" and "Save the Last Dance"; now, he'll rewrite and direct the upcoming teen dance drama "Jump Around."	Hollywood Reporter
Robert Downey Jr. talks Sherlock Holmes & Iron Man 2 - RT Interview by Henri Sordeau on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 06:21 AM 14 Comments Robert Downey Jr. can't quite remember why he was on the phone to Guy Ritchie the first time Sherlock Holmes was mentioned, but it was to give him some advice about the trailer for his comic thriller RocknRolla, not to bid for the lead in his $80m Victorian detective caper. But Downey does remember that when the conversation finally swung round that way, Ritchie told him he'd be too old for it anyway. Nevertheless, within weeks of that chat, a press conference was held in the Freemasons Hall in central London, announcing the news that Downey had signed to play the eccentric sleuth. Just over 12 months later, the film is imminent, and what at first looked like stunt casting now appears to be a stroke of crazy genius. Once a cadaverous codger with a deerstalker hat and fogey pipe, Arthur Conan Doyle's most famous literary creation gets a jolt of adrenaline with Downey's firecracker performance, cutting a psychedelic swathe through the fog of Old London Town. He talks exclusively to Rotten Tomatoes about the challenge of playing the most brilliant man there never was...	Rotten Tomatoes
Amazon Debuts "Disc+ On Demand" Service on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 03:15 AM 2 Comments It's just a limited promotion at this point, but Amazon has debuted a program they're calling Disc+ On Demand, which will allow consumers to download digital copies of select DVDs and Blu-rays after purchase.	NewTeeVee
The Gimmicks That Changed Cinema: Part 1 by Michael Adams on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 04:40 PM 29 Comments James Cameron's 'Avatar' is almost here, and if it's anything like the director's been promising-a new way to experience immersive 3-D movies, whatever that mean-then the industry could be about to enter a new phase of technology. So to mark the release of the latest revolution in film technology, we took a look back-way back--at the ones that have come before it. In the first of our two-part series about the technological advances that changed the movie industry forever, we look at the gimmicks that are now part of the standard moviegoing experience. Tomorrow, we look at the ones that weren't so fortunate.	Rotten Tomatoes
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse Headed for IMAX on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 08:52 AM 23 Comments Do you like really big vampires? You'll be cheered by the news that Summit Entertainment will be sending "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" to IMAX screens in June 2010.	Collider.com
James Cameron Developing Sci-Fi Film for Fox on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 04:24 AM 10 Comments According to Production Weekly, James Cameron is developing a Shane Salerno-written sci-fi action script for Fox, which ComingSoon speculates is "The Doomsday Protocol."	ComingSoon.net
Peter Jackson Reveals Which LotR Characters Will Return for The Hobbit on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 04:22 AM 24 Comments He doesn't have an "official" script yet, but Peter Jackson knows which of the "Lord of the Rings" characters will be putting in appearances in "The Hobbit" -- and he listed all three of them in a recent interview with MTV.	MTV
Josh Brolin Rumored for Men in Black 3 on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 04:18 AM 13 Comments Could Josh Brolin really be contemplating joining the cast of "Men in Black 3"?	Los Angeles Times
The Wolfman Claws Out an R on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 04:15 AM 10 Comments It's been plagued by delays and troublesome rumors, but horror fans can at least take comfort in the knowledge that when "The Wolfman" arrives in theaters next year, it'll do it with an R rating.	Ain't It Cool News
Trailer Bulletin: The Sorcerer's Apprentice on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 04:13 AM 17 Comments Fresh off his piles of raves for "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans," watch Nicolas Cage in the first trailer for Disney's live-action "The Sorcerer's Apprentice"!	Apple
The Princess and the Frog Takes Randy Newman Back to New Orleans on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 04:05 AM 2 Comments Randy Newman has had a fair amount of success with cartoon soundtracks, and for his return to the medium with "The Princess and the Frog," he was able to (ahem) draw on his New Orleans roots.	Los Angeles Times
Sandler Asks Aniston to Be His Pretend Wife on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 03:48 AM 8 Comments Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston are on track to do the rom-com thing in "Pretend Wife," a Happy Madison project in development at Columbia.	Hollywood Reporter
On the Trail of the Cinematic Sherlock Holmes on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 03:44 AM 2 Comments In anticipation of Sherlock Holmes' return to theaters on December 25, the venerable detective will experience a revival of sorts, both on the big screen and home video.	Los Angeles Times
Malkovich and Hathaway Rumored for Spider-Man 4 on Tuesday, Dec. 08 2009, 06:23 PM 44 Comments We've been holding back on the "Spider-Man 4" casting rumors, but really, this one's too perfect to pass up: John Malkovich...as the Vulture?	Movieline
Nikki Blonsky Talks Hairspray 2 on Tuesday, Dec. 08 2009, 06:17 PM 5 Comments The "Hairspray" sequel is slated for next year, and if you take Nikki Blonsky's word at face value, it'll be just as much fun as the first installment.	Popeater

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Robert Downey Jr. talks Sherlock Holmes & Iron Man 2 - RT Interview by Henri Sordeau on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 06:21 AM 14 Comments Robert Downey Jr. can't quite remember why he was on the phone to Guy Ritchie the first time Sherlock Holmes was mentioned, but it was to give him some advice about the trailer for his comic thriller RocknRolla, not to bid for the lead in his $80m Victorian detective caper. But Downey does remember that when the conversation finally swung round that way, Ritchie told him he'd be too old for it anyway. Nevertheless, within weeks of that chat, a press conference was held in the Freemasons Hall in central London, announcing the news that Downey had signed to play the eccentric sleuth. Just over 12 months later, the film is imminent, and what at first looked like stunt casting now appears to be a stroke of crazy genius. Once a cadaverous codger with a deerstalker hat and fogey pipe, Arthur Conan Doyle's most famous literary creation gets a jolt of adrenaline with Downey's firecracker performance, cutting a psychedelic swathe through the fog of Old London Town. He talks exclusively to Rotten Tomatoes about the challenge of playing the most brilliant man there never was...	Rotten Tomatoes
The Gimmicks That Changed Cinema: Part 1 by Michael Adams on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 04:40 PM 29 Comments James Cameron's 'Avatar' is almost here, and if it's anything like the director's been promising-a new way to experience immersive 3-D movies, whatever that mean-then the industry could be about to enter a new phase of technology. So to mark the release of the latest revolution in film technology, we took a look back-way back--at the ones that have come before it. In the first of our two-part series about the technological advances that changed the movie industry forever, we look at the gimmicks that are now part of the standard moviegoing experience. Tomorrow, we look at the ones that weren't so fortunate.	Rotten Tomatoes
Total Recall: Keith David's Best Movies by Jeff Giles on Tuesday, Dec. 08 2009, 03:20 PM 61 Comments You may not know his name, but you almost certainly recognize his face -- and you might even know his voice too: Since the early 1980s, Keith David has been one of the most prolific actors in the business, scoring roles in a dizzying array of films, lending his voice to cartoons and videogames, and even singing when he feels like it. Heck, he even popped up on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood during the 1980s, appearing as Keith the Southwood Carpenter. You've heard of "that guy" status for actors? That's Keith David in a nutshell -- and since you'll be hearing his voice in The Princess and the Frog this weekend, we thought now would be the perfect time to give this ubiquitous thespian the Total Recall treatment!	Rotten Tomatoes
Awards Tour: D.C. Film Critics Name Up in the Air as Year's Best by RT Staff on Monday, Dec. 07 2009, 10:34 PM 17 Comments Awards Tour: D.C. Film Critics Name Up in the Air as Year's Best	Rotten Tomatoes
Help Us Choose the Community Golden Tomato Award by RT Staff on Monday, Dec. 07 2009, 05:10 PM 21 Comments If you're a regular RT reader, then you're probably familiar with our end-of-year Golden Tomato Awards. The long and short of it is that we compile a list of the films released each year and award the ones in various genres that achieved the highest Tomatometer ratings. This year, however, we'll be incorporating a new award; specifically, we'll be including a category for the highest Community-rated film, period. And you know what this means, right? That's right! It means that you will actually have a say in which movie is chosen for the award! If you haven't yet explored the movie-reviewing functionality in our Community section, this is the perfect opportunity for you to register an account (if you don't already have one) and make sure your voice is heard.	Rotten Tomatoes
RT's Blu-ray Picks from Sony Pictures by RT Staff on Monday, Dec. 07 2009, 05:01 PM Comment Every week (as part of our new Blu-ray HQ on Rotten Tomatoes) we're sharing what we're watching on Blu-ray, whether they're classics or personal favorites, for a particular studio. This week, we're looking at Sony Pictures and this is what we're watching.	Rotten Tomatoes
RT on DVD & Blu-Ray: Harry Potter and Public Enemies by RT Staff on Monday, Dec. 07 2009, 04:18 PM 13 Comments This week on home video, it's all about Harry Potter. The franchise's sixth installment comes out on DVD and Blu-Ray this week, but that's not all. Warner Home Video is also releasing "Ultimate Editions" of the first two films, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, which are jampacked with new special features. But if HP and the gang aren't your thang, then there are several other new releases, from Public Enemies to The Cove, a couple of oldies but goodies, a limited edition box set for a popular TV show, and a workout video (yeah, you read that right). Peruse this week's column and see if you'll be picking up any of these choice selections.	Rotten Tomatoes
The Great Directors: Clint Eastwood Will Make Your Day! by RT Staff on Monday, Dec. 07 2009, 04:02 PM Comment As a star, Clint Eastwood is one of cinema's most iconic tough guys. However, it's arguably as a director that he's made a bigger impact on the movies. Since his debut in 1971, Eastwood has never been afraid to take chances, to jump genres, or to take a close look at the moral complexities of being human. And it's not unfair to say that Eastwood has made some of the very best pictures of his career in his August years. His latest, Invictus, starring Matt Damon and Morgan Freeman, hits theaters this week, and we thought it would be high time to take a closer look at one of contemporary cinema's most enduring, compelling artists.	Rotten Tomatoes
Five Favorite Films With Avatar's Sam Worthington by Luke Goodsell on Monday, Dec. 07 2009, 03:38 PM 47 Comments Audiences down under have been familiar with Australian actor Sam Worthington for a few years now, but for the rest of the world it's almost as though the guy appeared out of nowhere. This year he's already starred in Terminator Salvation (some critics suggesting he was the best thing about the film), and will soon headline 2010's amped-up remake of Clash of the Titans. Then, of course, there's his pivotal role in arguably 2009's most anticipated film -- James Cameron's 3-D sci-fi epic Avatar. So just how did this little-known actor become the planet's go-to action guy? Maybe it's got something to do with his taste in movies...	Rotten Tomatoes
Exclusive: The World of Where the Wild Things Are by Will Lawrence on Monday, Dec. 07 2009, 05:32 AM 9 Comments It has taken Being John Malkovich and Adaptation director Spike Jonze more than five years to bring Where the Wild Things Are to the big screen. Maurice Sendak, the writer and illustrator of the best-selling children's book (which has sold upward of 20 million copies), identified Jonze as the only man he trusted enough to render his story on film. That story focuses on Max, the boisterous boy in wolf pyjamas who, when sent to his room for bad behaviour, journeys in his imagination and travels to the realm of the Wild Things, a gaggle of hairy monsters who proclaim him king. The book contains only a few hundred words, and yet Jonze has created a full feature film, as wild as the source and as dark and brooding as any ancient fairy tale. The director joins Maurice Sendak and some of his key collaborators to explain exclusively to RT how they shaped the world of Where the Wild Things Are on the big screen.	Rotten Tomatoes
Box Office Guru Wrapup: The Blind Side Takes the Lead by Gitesh Pandya on Sunday, Dec. 06 2009, 05:01 PM 29 Comments This weekend audiences across North America cheered on Sandra Bullock as she defeated all her opponents to clinch the number one spot at the box office with her runaway hit drama The Blind Side which spent the last two weeks in second place. Flip flopping positions, The Twilight Saga: New Moon finished in the runnerup spot while new releases were met with moderate to dismal results. It was typical for the frame as the weekend after the Thanksgiving holiday session always sees huge declines and unimpressive openings from new titles. But overall, the marketplace remained strong with sales up double digits over last year and 2007. Crowd favorite Sandra Bullock scored her second number one of the year with The Blind Side which climbed from second to first place with an estimated $20.4M for a relatively light 49% decline.	Rotten Tomatoes
Weekly Ketchup: Tron Team to Remake The Black Hole by Greg Dean Schmitz on Friday, Dec. 04 2009, 05:33 PM 37 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 24 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 41 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 28 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 50 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 Dillon 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 57 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 2 Comments 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 46 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

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David Lynch Says He Turned Down Return of the Jedi on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 07:30 AM 25 Comments According to a rather snarky recollection from a recent interview, David Lynch was offered the chance to direct "Return of the Jedi," and turned it down posthaste.	CinemaBlend.com
Thomas Dolby Starts a Star Wars Rumor on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 07:27 AM 26 Comments Did Thomas Dolby just speak out of turn, or is there really a new "Star Wars" movie on the horizon?	Ain't It Cool News
Sundance Plans Road Trip for 2010 on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 07:25 AM 1 Comment Never been to Sundance? Next year, the festival will hit the road, taking the Sundance Film Festival USA to eight major cities.	Collider.com
Cameron Diaz Is One Bad Teacher on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 07:24 AM 2 Comments Cameron Diaz has signed on to star in Jake Kasdan's "One Bad Teacher," about "a foulmouthed, gold-digging middle-school teacher who, after getting dumped by her boyfriend, competes with a colleague for the affections of the school's model teacher."	Variety
Disney Has Fallen for Lauren Kate's Books on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 07:20 AM Comment Vampire/werewolf love triangles are all the rage these days, so one can hardly find fault with Disney for gobbling up the film rights to Lauren Kate's "Fallen" books, about a pair of angels engaged in a centuries-long squabble over the heart of a young girl.	Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Teens Will Jump Around on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 07:07 AM 3 Comments Screenwriter Duane Adler has already exhorted you to "Step Up" and "Save the Last Dance"; now, he'll rewrite and direct the upcoming teen dance drama "Jump Around."	Hollywood Reporter
Amazon Debuts "Disc+ On Demand" Service on Thursday, Dec. 10 2009, 03:15 AM 2 Comments It's just a limited promotion at this point, but Amazon has debuted a program they're calling Disc+ On Demand, which will allow consumers to download digital copies of select DVDs and Blu-rays after purchase.	NewTeeVee
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse Headed for IMAX on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 08:52 AM 23 Comments Do you like really big vampires? You'll be cheered by the news that Summit Entertainment will be sending "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" to IMAX screens in June 2010.	Collider.com
James Cameron Developing Sci-Fi Film for Fox on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 04:24 AM 10 Comments According to Production Weekly, James Cameron is developing a Shane Salerno-written sci-fi action script for Fox, which ComingSoon speculates is "The Doomsday Protocol."	ComingSoon.net
Peter Jackson Reveals Which LotR Characters Will Return for The Hobbit on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 04:22 AM 24 Comments He doesn't have an "official" script yet, but Peter Jackson knows which of the "Lord of the Rings" characters will be putting in appearances in "The Hobbit" -- and he listed all three of them in a recent interview with MTV.	MTV
Josh Brolin Rumored for Men in Black 3 on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 04:18 AM 13 Comments Could Josh Brolin really be contemplating joining the cast of "Men in Black 3"?	Los Angeles Times
The Wolfman Claws Out an R on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 04:15 AM 10 Comments It's been plagued by delays and troublesome rumors, but horror fans can at least take comfort in the knowledge that when "The Wolfman" arrives in theaters next year, it'll do it with an R rating.	Ain't It Cool News
Trailer Bulletin: The Sorcerer's Apprentice on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 04:13 AM 17 Comments Fresh off his piles of raves for "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans," watch Nicolas Cage in the first trailer for Disney's live-action "The Sorcerer's Apprentice"!	Apple
The Princess and the Frog Takes Randy Newman Back to New Orleans on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 04:05 AM 2 Comments Randy Newman has had a fair amount of success with cartoon soundtracks, and for his return to the medium with "The Princess and the Frog," he was able to (ahem) draw on his New Orleans roots.	Los Angeles Times
Sandler Asks Aniston to Be His Pretend Wife on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 03:48 AM 8 Comments Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston are on track to do the rom-com thing in "Pretend Wife," a Happy Madison project in development at Columbia.	Hollywood Reporter
On the Trail of the Cinematic Sherlock Holmes on Wednesday, Dec. 09 2009, 03:44 AM 2 Comments In anticipation of Sherlock Holmes' return to theaters on December 25, the venerable detective will experience a revival of sorts, both on the big screen and home video.	Los Angeles Times
Malkovich and Hathaway Rumored for Spider-Man 4 on Tuesday, Dec. 08 2009, 06:23 PM 44 Comments We've been holding back on the "Spider-Man 4" casting rumors, but really, this one's too perfect to pass up: John Malkovich...as the Vulture?	Movieline
Nikki Blonsky Talks Hairspray 2 on Tuesday, Dec. 08 2009, 06:17 PM 5 Comments The "Hairspray" sequel is slated for next year, and if you take Nikki Blonsky's word at face value, it'll be just as much fun as the first installment.	Popeater
(Red Band) Trailer Bulletin: Youth in Revolt on Tuesday, Dec. 08 2009, 06:12 PM 15 Comments Get an advance -- and quite R-rated -- look at Michael Cera's "Youth in Revolt," thanks to the red band trailer just posted by Funny or Die.	Funny or Die
Gears of War Will Be an Origin Story on Tuesday, Dec. 08 2009, 06:08 PM 7 Comments You already know Len Wiseman is directing the "Gears of War" movie -- and now, thanks to producer Wyck Godfrey, we've got some hints about the storyline, too.	MTV

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