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Jason Bateman wasn’t available.

‘Celeste and Jesse Forever’ could definitely use some of his sass.

This is everything we loved about ‘The Hangover’ and more all new epic, outrageous comedy.

No Lantern left behind, Kilowog.

War criminals don’t enjoy being tattled on, Rachel.

We still don’t know who will start the reactor.

Braffin’ it up big time!

Michael Mann is into cars now.

When all else fails, throw some guest stars at the problem.

Director: Mike Mills Cast: Ewan McGregor, Christopher Plummer Synopsis: A young man is rocked by two announcements from his elderly father: that he has terminal cancer, and that he has…

It turns out David O. Russell will not be directing a video game movie. Which makes way more sense than if he did.

Emma Frost will definitely make you go stiff.

It’s looks like ‘Menace II Society’ and ‘Akira’ won’t have the same director after all.

What’s your favorite Uglydoll? I like the ugly one!

Surprise!

‘Men In Black 3′ follows the law of trilogies established by ‘RoboCop’: Always include jetpacks in the third film. Always.

Nice try, Muppets!

Kimberly Whalen appears in Terrence Mallick’s The Tree of Life.

Does it even count as ‘narrowing down’ if there are still 8 names left?

Phew! I was worried an ‘American Pie’ film wouldn’t feature any hot chicks for a second there.

Given Zach’s track record, this could have spiraled into disaster a lot quicker.

And not just because it has Ben Affleck in it.

Brazilian director Padilha (the ‘Robocop’ remake) is going into dangerous territory. Like, future Detroit dangerous.

Fox Searchlight is trying to spark (light up?) the interest of a certain audience via Twitter.

One of these actors will play Quatto. Is it… Jessica Biel?

Bloody shark attacks seem so much less disturbing when set to upbeat music.

Ladies: protect your boobs from sharks… at all costs.

Where are your seven dwarves, Kristen Stewart? Yeah, that’s what I thought.

Kristen Wiig, kindly let Mr. Hamm “drive the bus.”

Crowe will release the doc to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Pearl Jam. In unrelated news: I’m so old I want to cry.