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Natalie Portman Says Kat Denning Is in Thor on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 03:33 AM 4 Comments Natalie Portman has two things to tell you about Kenneth Branagh's "Thor": One, she joined the cast because it seemed "really weird," and two, Kat Dennings will also be in the movie.	MTV
Danny McBride Talks Your Highness, Eastbound and Down on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 03:23 AM Comment Danny McBride is at work on the medieval fantasy comedy "Your Highness" with Natalie Portman, "General Hospital" star James Franco, and director David Gordon Green -- and according to a new interview, you'll get all the ribald humor you expect.	Collider.com
The Blind Side Springs Hancock from Movie Jail on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 03:20 AM 1 Comment All the positive buzz surrounding "The Blind Side" must be nice for Sandra Bullock, but it's particularly liberating for director John Lee Hancock, who's been in "movie jail" ever since "The Alamo" flopped in 2004.	Los Angeles Times
The Crow Relaunch Prepares for Flight on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 03:16 AM 8 Comments It still needs a leading man, but according to producer Ryan Kavanaugh, the upcoming relaunch of "The Crow" is still on track -- and everyone's excited about the script.	io9
Trailer Bulletin: Greenberg on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 03:12 AM Comment What do you get when you cross director Noah Baumbach ("The Squid and the Whale") with Ben Stiller? Next year's "Greenberg," which has just released a trailer in advance of its March release date.	Apple
Aziz Ansari Is About to Become Very Busy on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 03:09 AM 1 Comment If you enjoy Aziz Ansari in "Parks and Recreation," Judd Apatow has some good news for you: He just bought three pitches from Ansari, who will star in all three.	Variety
Trailer Bulletin: Universal Soldier: Regeneration on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 03:02 AM 5 Comments Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren are back together, and you can get an early look at the action in the just-released trailer for next year's direct-to-video "Universal Soldier: Regeneration."	Hollywood Reporter
Tommy Lee Jones Leaves Lincoln on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 02:58 AM 1 Comment Citing creative differences, Tommy Lee Jones has quit Lakeshore Entertainment's "The Lincoln Lawyer," leaving the Matthew McConaughey project in need of a director and co-star.	Variety
"I Don't Hate Women": Lars von Trier on Antichrist by Luke Goodsell on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 08:03 PM 6 Comments Danish auteur Lars von Trier is used to controversy following his films; some of his critics have even accused him of courting it for sensationalism and reaction. Yet even with a career that contains the likes of The Idiots (rich kids mocking the handicapped), Dancer in the Dark (which drove star Bjork to never act again) and Dogville (leveled with charges of misogyny and anti-Americanism), the director's latest may be his crowning achievement in outrage. When it debuted at Cannes earlier this year, Antichrist -- starring Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg as a grieving couple who retreat to idyllic woodland where all Hell breaks loose -- was so appalling to some in its graphic, sexual violence that it prompted uproar (and even a special "anti-humanitarian" prize from the jury). But are the critics really getting what von Trier is playing at? And does he even know himself? Moreover, who's got the better talking fox -- he or Wes Anderson?	Rotten Tomatoes
Total Recall: John Travolta's Best Movies by Jeff Giles on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 04:01 PM 42 Comments Some actors are lucky enough to make the jump from television to film stardom. Some are lucky enough to get their careers back on track after falling off the A-list. But how many stars have been able to do both -- and walk away virtually unscathed from the flaming wreckage of Battlefield Earth in the bargain? Only John Travolta, ladies and gentlemen. Travolta buddies up with Robin Williams in this weekend's Old Dogs, which inspired us to take a look back at a filmography far more varied than you might remember. Dramas? Comedies? Thrillers? Cartoons? Heck, Travolta's done 'em all -- and he's been doing it for more than 30 years, too. It's high time he got the Total Recall treatment, wouldn't you say?	Rotten Tomatoes
RT on DVD & Blu-Ray: Angels & Demons, Funny People, and Superman by RT Staff on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 04:30 AM 13 Comments This week in home video, we've got a lot of brand new releases paired up with a handful of old classics making their comebacks. Among the choices from the current year's latest releases are the conspiracy theory-themed blockbuster based on Dan Brown's novel of the same name, Angels & Demons, as well as the Judd Apatow film about standup comedy, Funny People, which stars Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen. Then we've got Four Christmases and Shorts to round out the new ones, while titles such as The Monster Squad, Ichi the Killer, and Hogan's Heroes make up some of the other choices. Have a look and see what could be added to your collection this week!	Rotten Tomatoes
Disney Restructuring Has Broad Implications on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 03:51 AM 9 Comments Rich Ross has only been at the head of Disney for a few weeks, but he's already instituted some sweeping changes that send a clear message: The old ways of doing business are on their way out.	Los Angeles Times
Joel Silver Talks Ninja Assassin, Sgt. Rock, Lobo, and More on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 03:45 AM 1 Comment Always one of the busiest producers in Hollywood, Joel Silver has plenty to talk about right now -- including "Lobo," "Sgt. Rock," "The Losers," and the just-around-the-corner "Ninja Assassin."	Collider.com
The Closest Oscar Races of the Last 20 Years on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 03:42 AM 12 Comments Vote counts are never released, so it's all just speculation, but the Los Angeles Times has compiled a list of the 10 closest Oscar races of the last 20 years.	Los Angeles Times
Robin Williams Speaks from the (Repaired) Heart on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 03:38 AM 1 Comment He has "Old Dogs" heading to theaters and a sold-out comedy tour making its way across the country, but for post-heart surgery Robin Williams, the most important thing is his health.	New York Times
Kull Returning to Theaters? on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 03:35 AM 5 Comments As foolhardy as it might be to try and surpass the Kevin Sorbo version of the character, a new "Kull" film is apparently in the works.	Superhero Hype
Conan Writers Digging Up Drake's Fortune on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 03:31 AM 13 Comments Sony is pressing forward with a film adaptation of its PS3 hit "Uncharted: Drake's Fortune," and has hired "Conan" reboot writers Thomas Dean Donnelly and Joshua Oppenheimer to pen the script.	Latino Review
Joshua Jackson Boards UFO on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 03:11 AM Comment "Fringe" star Joshua Jackson will star in an adaptation of the cult British '70s series "UFO." Matthew Gratzner is attached to direct.	Variety
Box Office Guru Wrapup: New Moon Shatters Records by Gitesh Pandya on Sunday, Nov. 22 2009, 04:51 PM 163 Comments Multiplex cash registers were overflowing as the hotly-anticipated vampire sequel The Twilight Saga: New Moon opened to gargantuan numbers generating the third largest opening in box office history and led the overall marketplace to the second biggest weekend tally of all-time. Debuting far back in second, but also surging past industry expectations, was Sandra Bullock's new football pic The Blind Side which got off to a fantastic start. The two new female-driven films attracted over $175M in combined ticket sales leading the top ten to soar to a jaw-dropping $245M.	Rotten Tomatoes
Weekly Ketchup: Idris Elba cast in Thor, more Spider-Man 4 rumors by Greg Dean Schmitz on Saturday, Nov. 21 2009, 12:33 PM 53 Comments This week's Ketchup includes casting news and rumors for Thor, Spider-Man 4, The Hobbit and Guardians of Ga'hoole, new sequels in the Jackass and Underworld franchises and potential new movies for Brad Pitt and Eddie Murphy.	Rotten Tomatoes

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"I Don't Hate Women": Lars von Trier on Antichrist by Luke Goodsell on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 08:03 PM 6 Comments Danish auteur Lars von Trier is used to controversy following his films; some of his critics have even accused him of courting it for sensationalism and reaction. Yet even with a career that contains the likes of The Idiots (rich kids mocking the handicapped), Dancer in the Dark (which drove star Bjork to never act again) and Dogville (leveled with charges of misogyny and anti-Americanism), the director's latest may be his crowning achievement in outrage. When it debuted at Cannes earlier this year, Antichrist -- starring Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg as a grieving couple who retreat to idyllic woodland where all Hell breaks loose -- was so appalling to some in its graphic, sexual violence that it prompted uproar (and even a special "anti-humanitarian" prize from the jury). But are the critics really getting what von Trier is playing at? And does he even know himself? Moreover, who's got the better talking fox -- he or Wes Anderson?	Rotten Tomatoes
Total Recall: John Travolta's Best Movies by Jeff Giles on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 04:01 PM 42 Comments Some actors are lucky enough to make the jump from television to film stardom. Some are lucky enough to get their careers back on track after falling off the A-list. But how many stars have been able to do both -- and walk away virtually unscathed from the flaming wreckage of Battlefield Earth in the bargain? Only John Travolta, ladies and gentlemen. Travolta buddies up with Robin Williams in this weekend's Old Dogs, which inspired us to take a look back at a filmography far more varied than you might remember. Dramas? Comedies? Thrillers? Cartoons? Heck, Travolta's done 'em all -- and he's been doing it for more than 30 years, too. It's high time he got the Total Recall treatment, wouldn't you say?	Rotten Tomatoes
RT on DVD & Blu-Ray: Angels & Demons, Funny People, and Superman by RT Staff on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 04:30 AM 13 Comments This week in home video, we've got a lot of brand new releases paired up with a handful of old classics making their comebacks. Among the choices from the current year's latest releases are the conspiracy theory-themed blockbuster based on Dan Brown's novel of the same name, Angels & Demons, as well as the Judd Apatow film about standup comedy, Funny People, which stars Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen. Then we've got Four Christmases and Shorts to round out the new ones, while titles such as The Monster Squad, Ichi the Killer, and Hogan's Heroes make up some of the other choices. Have a look and see what could be added to your collection this week!	Rotten Tomatoes
Box Office Guru Wrapup: New Moon Shatters Records by Gitesh Pandya on Sunday, Nov. 22 2009, 04:51 PM 163 Comments Multiplex cash registers were overflowing as the hotly-anticipated vampire sequel The Twilight Saga: New Moon opened to gargantuan numbers generating the third largest opening in box office history and led the overall marketplace to the second biggest weekend tally of all-time. Debuting far back in second, but also surging past industry expectations, was Sandra Bullock's new football pic The Blind Side which got off to a fantastic start. The two new female-driven films attracted over $175M in combined ticket sales leading the top ten to soar to a jaw-dropping $245M.	Rotten Tomatoes
Weekly Ketchup: Idris Elba cast in Thor, more Spider-Man 4 rumors by Greg Dean Schmitz on Saturday, Nov. 21 2009, 12:33 PM 53 Comments This week's Ketchup includes casting news and rumors for Thor, Spider-Man 4, The Hobbit and Guardians of Ga'hoole, new sequels in the Jackass and Underworld franchises and potential new movies for Brad Pitt and Eddie Murphy.	Rotten Tomatoes
Ho, ho, ho! It's RT's Great Big Gift Guide! by RT Staff on Friday, Nov. 20 2009, 06:05 PM Comment As the old saying goes, 'tis better to give than to receive. But what does one get for the passionate movie buff that has everything? Not lords a-leaping, that's for darn sure. The good elves at Rotten Tomatoes have compiled a handy list -- and we've checked it twice -- of the best film-related loot that's sure to make spirits bright this holiday season. From the hottest in DVDs and Blu-rays to the coolest new gadgets, from random collectibles to fun stocking stuffers, our Great Big Gift Guide has a little something for every cineaste on your holiday shopping list.	Rotten Tomatoes
Friday Harvest: New Moon, Avatar, and more! by Alex Vo on Friday, Nov. 20 2009, 03:34 PM 32 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! Oops. Just realized last week's gallery of the week was also for an animated movie. Nonetheless, here we have about 40 new images for The Princess and the Frog, a movie that keeps on picking up better and better buzz as each week passes towards its December release date. Browse the gallery.	Rotten Tomatoes
Critics Consensus: New Moon Wanes by Tim Ryan on Thursday, Nov. 19 2009, 05:08 PM 129 Comments This week at the movies, we've got hot teen vampires (The Twilight Saga: New Moon, starring Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson); a football family (The Blind Side, starring Sandra Bullock and Quinton Aaron); and some interplanetary mishaps (Planet 51, with voice work by Dwayne Johnson and Jessica Biel). What do the critics have to say? So far, it looks like the latest installment of the Twilight Saga is failing to resonate with the critics, but that didn't stop the first movie from doing gangbusters at the box office, pleasing all of the book's fans in the process. Sandra Bullock hasn't had much luck this year on the Tomatometer, and that doesn't look to change. And lastly, Planet 51 seems as though it doesn't carry much narrative weight behind those flashy visuals. Read the full article for all the details.	Rotten Tomatoes
Total Recall: Star-Crossed Lovers by RT Staff on Thursday, Nov. 19 2009, 04:20 PM 75 Comments A big part of the cinema's appeal is its ability to take us places we've never been -- but to really work, that escapism has to be grounded to universal themes, and like the Good Book says, the greatest of these is love. As any Twilight fan could tell you, nothing ratchets up the drama like star-crossed love, and to celebrate the imminent release of the franchise's second installment, New Moon, we've put together a list of some of Hollywood's most noteworthy -- and most persistent -- couples. We couldn't cover them all, of course, but if you've ever shed tears for the injustice of an onscreen love unfairly denied, you're sure to swoon over this week's Total Recall!	Rotten Tomatoes
Tomatometer Watch: Will Twilight's New Moon Dazzle? by David Chung on Wednesday, Nov. 18 2009, 02:09 PM 97 Comments With the memory of midnight showings of Twilight and Comic-Con fandemonium still fresh in Twilighters' and critics' minds, The Twilight Saga: New Moon bursts into theaters with no shortage of expectations this Friday.	Rotten Tomatoes
Five Favorite Films with Werner Herzog by Tim Ryan on Tuesday, Nov. 17 2009, 03:19 PM 50 Comments During his remarkable 40-year career, Werner Herzog has made some of world cinema's boldest films -- including Aguirre, the Wrath of God, Stroszek, Fitzcaraldo, and a remake of Nosferatu. In recent years, he's approached mainstream success in the United States, with the eccentric documentary Grizzly Man and the Vietnam war film Rescue Dawn, which starred Christian Bale. His latest, Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans, features Nicolas Cage and Eva Mendes in the tale of a cop who tries to solve a brutal murder and keep his grip on reality while battling drug addiction, gambling debts, and familial woes. Read the full article to get the whole story.	Rotten Tomatoes
Eric Bana talks Love the Beast - RT Interview by Joe Utichi on Monday, Nov. 16 2009, 04:21 PM 8 Comments Not a lot of people know that actor Eric Bana, familiar to most from roles in the likes of Star Trek, Munich and Ang Lee's Hulk, is a massive petrol head. With the release of Love the Beast, Bana aims to change that. It's a love letter to his pride and joy, a Ford GT Falcon Coupe which he's owned since he was 15, a documentary about his obsession with it and with racing, and the mourning attached to his crash during the Targa rally in 2007. Along the way Bana interviews the likes of Jeremy Clarkson, Jay Leno and Dr. Phil as he attempts to understand his passion better. In London to promote the UK release -- it's out on DVD now -- Bana sat down with RT to talk more about his pride and joy.	Rotten Tomatoes
RT on DVD & Blu-Ray: Star Trek, Bruno, and Cheaper Sopranos by RT Staff on Monday, Nov. 16 2009, 02:37 PM 32 Comments If you're a fan of outer space-themed entertainment, then you'll find plenty to love in this week's rundown of new releases in home video. First and foremost, we've got the J.J. Abrams reboot of the beloved Star Trek franchise, which came out in May of this year. Then, we've also got the complete series of the Sci-Fi (now SyFy) Channel's original show, Farscape, and hitting Blu-Ray for the first time is the somewhat "spoofy" comedy Galaxy Quest. If aliens and laser guns aren't your thing, however, there's also an ultimate edition of one of cinema's greats (Gone with the Wind), several other first-time releases, and a cheaper version of one of television's most influential shows in recent memory (The Sopranos). Check the full list to see what's worth picking up this week.	Rotten Tomatoes
Fight Club Sound Designer Reflects on Film's 10th Anniversary by Oscar Hillerstrom on Sunday, Nov. 15 2009, 05:51 PM 19 Comments Ren Klyce may not be a household name to most, but for those who are keen on sound design, he's the kind of chap that you might mention alongside Ben Burtt, the legendary creator of the Star Wars soundscapes. Working with David Fincher (almost exclusively) since 1995's Se7en, he has created some of the most memorably unnerving soundscapes ever put to film. One of which was, of course, 1999's iconic Fight Club. With the film's 10-year anniversary a special edition is being released on Blu-ray and DVD, with extras devoted entirely to the sometimes shockingly graphic sounds that underpinned what is still, for many, a confronting film. For others, of course, it's a modern day masterpiece. We spoke with Ren on the Fox Studios Lot in Los Angeles and he gave us the low down on what inspires him in movies, and just what went into the creation of those bone-shattering fight sequences.	Rotten Tomatoes
Box Office Guru Wrapup: 2012 Destroys the Competition by Gitesh Pandya on Sunday, Nov. 15 2009, 04:28 PM 85 Comments This weekend Audiences were warned - by Mayans and film critics alike - but moviegoers around the world still flooded the multiplexes to see Roland Emmerich's latest disaster epic 2012 which generated an explosive global debut. Last weekend's top film A Christmas Carol held up well in its second weekend taking the runner-up spot while the awards hopeful Precious expanded moderately but raced all the way up to number four despite playing in fewer than 200 theaters. Overall ticket sales were slightly behind last year's levels, but well ahead of 2007. Blasting past expectations, Sony scored its best opening of 2009 with 2012 which grossed an estimated $65M this weekend from North America alone.	Rotten Tomatoes
Weekly Ketchup: Rachel McAdams Reads for Spider-Man 4 by Greg Dean Schmitz on Friday, Nov. 13 2009, 04:52 PM 75 Comments This week's Ketchup includes new movies for the directors of Moon and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, as well as casting news for Jake Gyllenhaal, Jamie Foxx and two of the stars of The Hangover. FRESH DEVELOPMENTS #1 WILL THE BLACK CAT JINX PETER PARKER IN SPIDER-MAN 4? The comic book site Mania.com is reporting that director Sam Raimi is currently casting for Spider-Man 4, and this early information gives us new insight into a possible new character.	Rotten Tomatoes
Friday Harvest: Clash of the Titans, Kick-Ass, and more! by Alex Vo on Friday, Nov. 13 2009, 03:57 PM 35 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! With each successive movie, Pierre Morel is attracting more financing and bigger names. His third, From Paris With Love (after District B13 and Taken), will show what he can really do with a big budget and in familiar gegraphy. Hopefully, this one also puts him back in R-movie territory.	Rotten Tomatoes
James Schamus talks Taking Woodstock - RT Interview by Joe Utichi on Friday, Nov. 13 2009, 09:06 AM 6 Comments James Schamus might be a workaholic. If it's not enough that he's the head of Focus Features -- the independent imprint of Universal -- he's also an established producer and screenwriter best known for his collaborations with Ang Lee. This week sees the release of the pair's latest, Taking Woodstock, a comedy about a family integral to the birth of the infamous Woodstock concert of 1969. And if that isn't enough, he's an associate professor of film at Columbia University and just delivered a politically-charged lecture to a rapt London Film Festival audience. While in town, he sat down with RT to talk about the release of Taking Woodstock, his work at Focus and his thoughts on the Tomatometer...	Rotten Tomatoes
Critics Consensus: 2012 Isn't Quite Earth-Shaking by Tim Ryan on Thursday, Nov. 12 2009, 03:58 PM 44 Comments This week at the movies, we've got a global catastrophe (2012, starring John Cusack and Chiwetel Ejiofor) and some rock 'n' roll rebellion (Pirate Radio, starring Philip S. Hoffman and Bill Nighy). What do the critics have to say? Nobody goes to a Roland Emmerich picture expecting art or realism; they go for sheer spectacle. On that level, critics say, 2012 largely delivers. However, they also note that if you enjoy character development, witty dialogue, remotely plausible science, and brevity, you're out of luck. It's an understatement to say that the mid-to-late-1960s was a revolutionary period for British rock music, and Pirate Radio is a fond, celebratory comedy about those heady times. Critics say it may not rock quite hard enough, but it's got enough infectious good humor -- and hummable tunes -- to drown out objections.	Rotten Tomatoes
Five Favourite Films with Ang Lee by Joe Utichi on Thursday, Nov. 12 2009, 09:22 AM 34 Comments The rule that no two Ang Lee movies are ever the same is confidently kept intact with the release of his latest, Taking Woodstock, a comedy about the true story behind the Woodstock music festival in 1969. It follows romantic wartime drama Lust, Caution and the Oscar-winning Brokeback Mountain on the director's CV and arrives in UK cinemas this week. As RT sits down with Lee to ask his five favourite films, he's keen to point out that if we'd asked him another day we'd have received an entirely different list. "It's a hard one to answer," he tells us. "I could give 50, or 100. I'll throw out 5 that come into my head."	Rotten Tomatoes

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Natalie Portman Says Kat Denning Is in Thor on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 03:33 AM 4 Comments Natalie Portman has two things to tell you about Kenneth Branagh's "Thor": One, she joined the cast because it seemed "really weird," and two, Kat Dennings will also be in the movie.	MTV
Danny McBride Talks Your Highness, Eastbound and Down on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 03:23 AM Comment Danny McBride is at work on the medieval fantasy comedy "Your Highness" with Natalie Portman, "General Hospital" star James Franco, and director David Gordon Green -- and according to a new interview, you'll get all the ribald humor you expect.	Collider.com
The Blind Side Springs Hancock from Movie Jail on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 03:20 AM 1 Comment All the positive buzz surrounding "The Blind Side" must be nice for Sandra Bullock, but it's particularly liberating for director John Lee Hancock, who's been in "movie jail" ever since "The Alamo" flopped in 2004.	Los Angeles Times
The Crow Relaunch Prepares for Flight on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 03:16 AM 8 Comments It still needs a leading man, but according to producer Ryan Kavanaugh, the upcoming relaunch of "The Crow" is still on track -- and everyone's excited about the script.	io9
Trailer Bulletin: Greenberg on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 03:12 AM Comment What do you get when you cross director Noah Baumbach ("The Squid and the Whale") with Ben Stiller? Next year's "Greenberg," which has just released a trailer in advance of its March release date.	Apple
Aziz Ansari Is About to Become Very Busy on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 03:09 AM 1 Comment If you enjoy Aziz Ansari in "Parks and Recreation," Judd Apatow has some good news for you: He just bought three pitches from Ansari, who will star in all three.	Variety
Trailer Bulletin: Universal Soldier: Regeneration on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 03:02 AM 5 Comments Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren are back together, and you can get an early look at the action in the just-released trailer for next year's direct-to-video "Universal Soldier: Regeneration."	Hollywood Reporter
Tommy Lee Jones Leaves Lincoln on Tuesday, Nov. 24 2009, 02:58 AM 1 Comment Citing creative differences, Tommy Lee Jones has quit Lakeshore Entertainment's "The Lincoln Lawyer," leaving the Matthew McConaughey project in need of a director and co-star.	Variety
Disney Restructuring Has Broad Implications on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 03:51 AM 9 Comments Rich Ross has only been at the head of Disney for a few weeks, but he's already instituted some sweeping changes that send a clear message: The old ways of doing business are on their way out.	Los Angeles Times
Joel Silver Talks Ninja Assassin, Sgt. Rock, Lobo, and More on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 03:45 AM 1 Comment Always one of the busiest producers in Hollywood, Joel Silver has plenty to talk about right now -- including "Lobo," "Sgt. Rock," "The Losers," and the just-around-the-corner "Ninja Assassin."	Collider.com
The Closest Oscar Races of the Last 20 Years on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 03:42 AM 12 Comments Vote counts are never released, so it's all just speculation, but the Los Angeles Times has compiled a list of the 10 closest Oscar races of the last 20 years.	Los Angeles Times
Robin Williams Speaks from the (Repaired) Heart on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 03:38 AM 1 Comment He has "Old Dogs" heading to theaters and a sold-out comedy tour making its way across the country, but for post-heart surgery Robin Williams, the most important thing is his health.	New York Times
Kull Returning to Theaters? on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 03:35 AM 5 Comments As foolhardy as it might be to try and surpass the Kevin Sorbo version of the character, a new "Kull" film is apparently in the works.	Superhero Hype
Conan Writers Digging Up Drake's Fortune on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 03:31 AM 13 Comments Sony is pressing forward with a film adaptation of its PS3 hit "Uncharted: Drake's Fortune," and has hired "Conan" reboot writers Thomas Dean Donnelly and Joshua Oppenheimer to pen the script.	Latino Review
Joshua Jackson Boards UFO on Monday, Nov. 23 2009, 03:11 AM Comment "Fringe" star Joshua Jackson will star in an adaptation of the cult British '70s series "UFO." Matthew Gratzner is attached to direct.	Variety
Idris Elba Joins Thor on Friday, Nov. 20 2009, 04:05 AM 56 Comments Idris Elba, perhaps best known for playing Stringer Bell on HBO's "The Wire," has joined the cast of Kenneth Branagh's "Thor" as Heimdall, guardian of Asgard.	Hollywood Reporter
Jackass 3D Coming in 2010? on Friday, Nov. 20 2009, 04:01 AM 16 Comments Who cares about realistic-looking blue-skinned aliens when 3-D technology could be used to give us the world's first truly immersive "Jackass" movie?	Collider.com
Uma Joins Robert Pattinson in Bel Ami on Friday, Nov. 20 2009, 03:56 AM 7 Comments Uma Thurman will co-star with "Twilight" star Robert Pattinson in "Bel Ami," an adaptation of the Guy de Maupassant short story about "a young journalist who rose from poverty to become one of the most successful men in Paris via the ruthless and calculating bedding of the city's most glamorous and influential women."	Hollywood Reporter
Brett Ratner Flies Kites on Friday, Nov. 20 2009, 03:52 AM 2 Comments Rakesh Roshan's "Kites" will get an English-language edit courtesy of none other than Brett Ratner.	Hollywood Reporter
Fight Club Blu-ray to Contain Intentional Menu Mistake on Thursday, Nov. 19 2009, 08:56 PM 10 Comments If you drop in your Blu-ray of the 10th-Anniversary edition of 'Fight Club' and all appears not as it should be, fear not -- David Fincher's just playing a joke.	AV Club

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