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Disney made a deal with Pirates writer Terry Rossio (Shrek), but not his longtime collabo-writer Ted Elliott (also Shrek). Was treachery afoot?

A Star Wars nerd wrote a 108 page book critiquing another nerd’s critique of The Phantom Menace. I’ve got a bad feeling about this…

We’ve got the PDF file of Aaron Sorkin’s script, if you’ve got the will-power to read some of it.

Upon first viewing of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, you may not have noticed the rampant sexual innuendo employed throughout the films.

Paul Weitz, Robert DeNiro, and Paul Dano are moving along with Weitz’s dormant pet project, a movie based on the oh-so-effervescent memoir Another Bullshit Night in Suck City.

Marvel Comics has announced an initiative to further involve the comic creative teams in the production of their feature films.

Google is so smart, it can actually answer a question before it’s been asked. So we decided to utilize this feature to find out what Google (and more importantly, what Internet users) really want to know about their favorite celebrities.

Kathryn Bigelow (The Hurt Locker) might have Public Enemy Number One in her sights for her next project.

If Sylvester Stallone can throw a sausage party, why can’t Seth Rogen? That’s what he, Jonah Hill, and Evan Goldberg plan to do.

Never mind that Fast 5, the fifth installment of the street racing franchise, hasn’t even come out yet. Let’s talk about the sixth.

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter producers have been working since November to cast the titular character. While the field may be clearer, it’s still by no means clear.

A handful of rather high profile films have been added to the lineup of March’s South by Southwest film festival, including Greg Mottola’s Paul, Jodie Foster’s The Beaver, and a new documentary entitled Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop.

The trailer for A Little Bit of Heaven has just been released. It’s exactly what you’d expect from a Kate Hudson movie, and nothing you would expect from a Gael Garcia Bernal film.

They’re even cyberpunkier than the last!

Here comes the first pic of Andrew Garfield as the new Spider-Man.

Leading lady Cameron Diaz chatted with Screen Junkies in LA to promote her new film “The Green Hornet” and things got steamy – at least comedian Michael Kosta thinks so. He’s got problems in his brain parts.

Werner Herzog is famous for visually marvelous documentaries, and his Cave of Forgotten Dreams looks to be another fantastic entry in this sub-genre.

It’s hard enough raising kids today without your daughter going off and getting herself possessed by a benevolent spirit. It’s not like they make a manual for that.

He wears it well.

Clearly, Chet is embarrassing the living hell out of his old man, but he’s new on the scene. If he hopes to be the most embarrassing child in Hollywood, he’s got some stiff competition.

Shane Black has been tapped by Warner Brothers to direct his follow up to 2005′s Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, an adaptation of his favorite Japanese Manga: Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata’s Death Note.

Inception was easily one of the most talked about movies of 2010, thanks to its mind-bending visual effects and an ending that left many viewers scratching their heads like a scabies-afflicted hobo with a flea nest in his dreadlocks.

Edgar Wright, director of Shaun of the Dead and Scott Pilgrim Vs The World has resumed work on his screenplay for a movie about the under-appreciated Marvel super-hero Ant-Man after a break of more than two years.

The first official look at Jim Carrey hanging out with penguins in ‘Mr. Popper’s Penguins,’ the spiritual sequel to ‘Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.’

Happiness-maestro Paul Greengrass (director of United 93) might be adding another splashy Hollywood entertainment to his resume with a movie about the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Be careful A-List actresses. He’s still out there.

At last, Oprah has revealed her one weakness… Chucky.

Disney is supposedly very close to firing up the ol’ Sequelomatic 5000 to copy-paste out another mediocre entry in the Tron series.

What Would Tyler Durden Do? He’d probably siiiiiiing!

Bill Block, half of the producing team behind the surprise hit District 9, is developing a new science fiction movie. Will it be… the next District 9?