Time for
your weekly notable news update! Below you'll find a
slew of sentences meant to provide a brief glimpse of what's
been going on over the past week in movieland. If
something leaves you desperate for more info then my advice
is to do a little extra research on one or all of the
following fantastic sites:
Latino Review,
Dark Horizons,
Ain't It Cool News,
CHUD and/or
JoBlo. Now, read on!
Rumors are
suggesting that The Hangover: Part III will take
place in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and Tijuana.
Abbie Cornish (Sucker Punch) and Samuel L. Jackson
have signed on for roles in the Robocop remake.
Damon Lindelof (Lost) has been hired to rework the
World War Z script. Apparently, major reshoots are
set for September, and Paramount wants a lot of changes.
David Cronenberg is reportedly set to finally direct a
sequel to Eastern Promises. Viggo Mortensen and
Vincent Cassel are said to be returning.
Universal is reportedly moving forward with a sequel to
Snow White And The Huntsman.
Emma Watson is reportedly in talks for a role in Darren
Aronofsky's Noah.
There's a rumor that says Universal wants Angelina Jolie to
direct the adaptation of Fifty Shades Of Grey.
George Clooney will direct The Yankee Commandante.
It will be based on William Alexander Morgan, who once
assisted Fidel Castro.
Michael Bay recently noted that the next Transformers
film will for sure be his last.
The Russo brothers (Community) have reportedly been
hired to direct Captain America 2.
Rumor has it that the next X-Men film will be based
on Days Of Future Past, which involves an alternate
timeline where mutants have been put in internment camps.
The new adaptation of Stephen King's IT may be split
into two films.
Some think that Marvel is moving forward with a Black
Panther movie.
Warner Bros. is reportedly hard at work on putting together
a Justice League film.
Louis CK and Andrew Dice Clay have reportedly been cast in
Woody Allen's next film.
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