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Like sands through the hourglass, so is the development of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.

Josh Schwartz continues to deny the existence of people over 20 with the teen comedy Fun Size.

David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis seems to be swapping out the whole cast, one move at a time.

Dustin Hoffman has had a hell of a career as an actor in Hollywood. And now he’s doing what all actors wish they could at some time or another: Direct a story about retired opera singers getting together for one last shindig.

The realizations that Prometheus can’t push them around and that Tim Burton is just one man has caused Disney to move the dates of two 2012 releases.

Another year, another spin of the Foreign Film Wheel.

It looks like the prospect of a new Peckinpah movie is a reality, kind of.

Finally, we can quit all the B.S. rumors.

Check out these non-moving pictures from this summer’s biggest moving pictures.

Captain America: The First Avenger is going to be one of 2011′s biggest blockbusters. Or at least it will be if Joe Johnston knows what he’s talking about.

Thanks to The Town, Ben Affleck has put his history of terrible films in his rearview.

Meet the website that’s in every NRA member’s Google Reader.

The TMZ dudes recording the video with their Flip thought Spider-Man’s flip was hilarious. Yeah, I bet they’re laughing cause they can do that stunt a whole lot better.

Who’s to blame for ‘Cop Out’? Don’t look now, but I think the fat guy is glaring menacingly at baldy.

It looks like TimeCrimes will get an English-language redux, three years after the Spanish film grabbed a cult following at Sundance.

You work hard, so why not treat yourself to one lousy Batmobile? You don’t want to see it end up in The Riddler’s hands, do you?

On the heels of announcing that they had scooped up Jeffrey Dean Morgan, the producers of Dibbuk Box have signed Kyra Sedgwick as well.

When the day of reckoning comes, where will you be? Or, as George Lucas would put it, “Where are you going to be a year from now?”

The dudes and dudette behind The Social Network are getting the band back together to adapt Ben Mezrich’s ‘Sex On The Moon’.

The BAFTA nominations were announced today with little fanfare, which actually happens every year.

While I don’t blame a 63-year-old man for wanting to move away from action films, choosing a dramatic role right out of the gate might be a little risky.

We’ve got new photos for both the new Marc Webb Spider-Man and X-Men: First Class. So DC comics can officially eat it today.

You may have already resigned to the fact that you will never know the real name of street artist/Exit Through the Gift Shop director Banksy.

It would seem that Josh Lucas has an affinity for period pieces. Or period pieces have an affinity for Lucas.

The upcoming film adaptation of Arthur Miller’s (who wrote The Crucible, which you may have read a few pages of in high school) play A View From the Bridge has added two new names to its already impressive cast.

Jason Reitman and Matt Groening have got jury duty. The good kind.

Alexander Payne, director of such melancholy comedy classics as About Schmidt and Sideways, is returning to similar thematic territory with the road trip comedy Nebraska.

It’s 2011, and as Eddie Vedder prophesied lo these many years ago, this year marks the 20th anniversary of Pearl Jam. The movie is called Pearl Jam Twenty, and much like the band, the project is shrouded in mystery.

Check out this batch of ‘Drive Angry’ stills that focus on Amber Heard’s performance as Attractive Girl Who Inexplicably Hangs Out with Nicolas Cage.

After making ‘The Invention of Lying,’ it’s hard for me to believe anything he says.