James Bond 007 Daniel Craig returns a bit earlier in Britain. Sony Pictures says “Quantum of Solace,” will be released a week earlier in Britain (October 31) than in the USA which is due to open November 7.
The film, which also stars French actor, Mathieu Amalric, is currently being filmed on locations in Panama, Chile, Austria, Italy and at London’s famed Pinewood Studios.
In 2004, the sequel to Meet the Parents, Meet the Fockers came out and became the highest grossing comedy of all time.
So it’s no shock Universal Studios has decided to create another sequel titled Little Fockers.
In Little Fockers, we’ll meet the child that Pam was pregnant with in Meet the Fockers. He’s supposedly quite the little Focker.
So far, Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro, Terio Polo, and Barbra Streisand have all signed up for the third movie. We’re still crossing out fingers for Dustin Hoffman to reprise his role as the eccentric Bernie Focker.
Until we have more information, you can get your Meet the Parents fix with plenty of Meet the Parents quotes as well as Meet the Fockers quotes.
Enjoy the following photo montage of movie stills from both flicks.
Before we get carried away with the excitement of Spider-Man 4, let’s take a look back at the film that started it all.
Click on the following thumbnails of shots from the original Spider-Man for enlarger versions of the pics…
The Hollywood spoof machine has covered epic movies, date movies and scary movies…so why not superheroes? This time Peter Parker, the X-Men, the Fantastic Four and others get their due in “Superhero Movie,” out March 28. Check out an exclusive clip below featuring Pam Anderson and Tracey Morgan.
Looks like Spider-Man director Sam Raimi is hooking up with Paramount Pictures to bring Tom Clancy hero Jack Ryan back to the big screen.
According to Variety, Rami will develop and direct a series of new movies centering on the CIA analyst character that was played by Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford, and Ben Affleck over the course of four films from 1990 to 2002.
Variety adds that the studio may opt to set the film in the present day, with a global threat triggering the action. This would seem to indicate that the movie won’t be based on an existing Clancy novel. Now, let us know:
Who do you think should take over the role of Jack Ryan?
The eccentric owner of a magical toy store surprises the shop's manager by turning over ownership to her in a warm-hearted comedy fantasy directed by Zach Helm and starring Jason Bateman, Dustin Hoffman, and Natalie Portman. Portman plays the manager of the store that seems to be a reflection of the people who run it, and Bateman stars as the detail-oriented accountant assigned the task of assessing the establishment's monetary value. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide [more]
Jessica Alba, Hayden Christensen, and Terrence Howard star in first-time
director/screenwriter Joby Harold's nerve-jangling psychological thriller about
a man who experiences the frighteningly common surgical phenomenon known as
"anesthetic awareness," in which those laid out on the operating table remain
acutely aware of what is going on around them despite remaining completely
paralyzed and unable to cry out for help. When a successful young man
(Christensen) goes under the knife and realizes... [more]
The director of the Academy Award-winning 2006 crime drama Tsotsi returns to the helm with this tale of a Middle East CIA operative who begins to have doubts about his latest assignment after witnessing the interrogation of a suspected suicide bomber by secret police. When Egyptian-born chemical engineer Anwar El-Ibrahimi (Omar Metwalli) mysteriously vanishes on a routine flight from South Africa to Washington, his wife Isabella (Reece Witherspoon) embarks on a frantic international search for her missing... [more]
Set against the backdrop of the bloody battle waged between New York City cops and the Russian mafia in the 1980s, director James Gray's period drama tells the tale of an emerging club manager whose family ties to law enforcement make him a target for the city's most dangerous criminals. Bobby Green (Joaquin Phoenix) manages one of Gotham's hottest clubs - but being in the club scene often means turning a blind eye to blatant criminal activities. Realizing that his career - and perhaps his life - could come to... [more]
Ben Affleck's adaptation of Dennis Lehane's novel Gone Baby Gone stars
Casey Affleck as Patrick Kenzie, a private investigator from working class
Boston who takes on a case involving a kidnapped girl. The girl's mother begs
Patrick to take the case because he has connections to criminal Boston that the
police do not. He agrees and, along with his partner Angie Gennaro (Michelle
Monaghan) they uncover a web of corruption that threatens the relationship
between the two. Ed Harris and Morgan Freeman... [more]
Michael Clayton (Clooney) handles all of the dirty work for a major New York law firm: Arranging top-flight legal services and skirting through loopholes for ethically questionable clients. But when a fellow "fixer" decides to turn on the very firm they were hired to clean up for, Clayton finds himself at the center of a conspiratorial maelstrom. Once an ambitious D.A., Clayton is now a shell of his former dynamic self, thanks to a divorce, an unfortunate business venture, and astronomical debt. Though he... [more]Anton Yelchin (upcoming Star Trek, Charlie Bartlett) is in negotiations to star as post-apocalyptic warrior Kyle Reese in Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Yelchin will play a teen version of Reese, the man who fathered world savior John Connor in the original Terminator film. Christian Bale will play John Connor in the movie, which is set for release on May 22, 2009.
Reese, one of the children who survived a machine-driven nuclear holocaust, befriends Marcus (Sam Worthington), an early edition of the Terminator cyborg played in previous films by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
In McG’s film, the character is a young version of the one played by Michael Biehn, who traveled back in time in the original to impregnate Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) and father the world’s future savior.
The film picks up with their son (Bale), now in his 30s, fighting desperately to save a decimated civilization against machines that have taken control.
Run Fatboy Run!
It’s more than just a command to your local, overweight bartender. It’s the name of David Schwimmer’s latest directorial effort. How do critics feel about the comedy? Let’s take a look…
- Run, Fatboy, Run is the type of romantic comedy apt to be described as “nice” or “sweet,” both of which are codewords for “unexceptional” and “useless.” — Slant Magazine
- An unapologetic throwback to the days when comedies didn’t have to be all that original — just as long as they were funny. – Cinematical
- Schwimmer just doesn’t have the directorial wit to elevate the intermittently amusing script, and none of the cast seems dedicated enough to raise the bar either. – Film Journal International
- There are no surprises here — just broad, frequently slapstick gags that don’t avoid but do tamp down a bit on the bodily-function school of yokkery. — Variety