So.. like entertainment things.
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litheraThe official website for The Matrix Reloaded has announced that the final theatrical trailer, clocking in at 2 minutes and 30 seconds, will be released online shortly: Sooner than Friday in London; before Saturday in New York; way before Sunday in Sydney; significantly earlier than Monday in Tokyo. The rest of the world: between now and Tokyo.
Details on Harry Potter 5 are here. They are a bit spoilery but there is nothing huge. Just general plot outline.
Pixar's deal with Disney is up after Finding Nemo and they're looking for a new financial arrangement with a studio.
Variety reports that Columbia Pictures and Red Wagon Productions plan to produce the studio's first movie musical in three decades and have tapped 23-year-old Jon M. Chu to direct an update of the 1960's Bye Bye Birdie. Although a script hasn't been written, Chu has turned in a treatment for his vision of the film -- expected to be a more urban, hip-hop take than the original and aimed at younger moviegoers, says the trade.
Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies reports that Stan Lee will be reshooting his The Hulk cameo this week. It is with another "huge star" (his words) and will be differnet than the one previously mentioned in places.
David Boreanaz and Chris Nolan were spotted near Sanamluang Cafe on Hollywood Bldv Monday. (An e-mail sent into Superhero Hype by someone named 'Shawn'.) Chris Nolan's next project is supposed to be Batman. *ponder* Ummmmm. Well, he certainly has the brooding bits down....
Sir Ian McKellen will be a guest on Michael Parkinson's show "Parkinson" on BBC1 this Saturday night in the UK. During Alan Cumming's appearance on "Friday Night with Jonathan Ross" Alan confirmed he has signed for two 2 X-Men film's and hopes to be in the 3rd film.
Details on Harry Potter 5 are here. They are a bit spoilery but there is nothing huge. Just general plot outline.
Pixar's deal with Disney is up after Finding Nemo and they're looking for a new financial arrangement with a studio.
Variety reports that Columbia Pictures and Red Wagon Productions plan to produce the studio's first movie musical in three decades and have tapped 23-year-old Jon M. Chu to direct an update of the 1960's Bye Bye Birdie. Although a script hasn't been written, Chu has turned in a treatment for his vision of the film -- expected to be a more urban, hip-hop take than the original and aimed at younger moviegoers, says the trade.
Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies reports that Stan Lee will be reshooting his The Hulk cameo this week. It is with another "huge star" (his words) and will be differnet than the one previously mentioned in places.
David Boreanaz and Chris Nolan were spotted near Sanamluang Cafe on Hollywood Bldv Monday. (An e-mail sent into Superhero Hype by someone named 'Shawn'.) Chris Nolan's next project is supposed to be Batman. *ponder* Ummmmm. Well, he certainly has the brooding bits down....
Sir Ian McKellen will be a guest on Michael Parkinson's show "Parkinson" on BBC1 this Saturday night in the UK. During Alan Cumming's appearance on "Friday Night with Jonathan Ross" Alan confirmed he has signed for two 2 X-Men film's and hopes to be in the 3rd film.
