Film Junk Weekend Wrap-Up: Emo Boy, The Fountain Recut, Bret Easton Ellis
It was a mixed bag of headlines from around the movie blogosphere this week including news of a They Live remake and a fan campaign to win The Dark Knight some Academy Awards, but there were also plenty of smaller stories we didn’t get a chance to post about including Rob Zombie’s possible return to the Halloween franchise, Jay Baruchel landing a big role in an upcoming Disney film, and Darren Aronofsky’s plans to continue tinkering with The Fountain. The line-up for next year’s Sundance film festival was also announced, and the final verdict is in on the sexual preference of the main character in The Transporter movies. Who knew?
Top Headlines
They Live Remake in Development
Roman Polanski Wants Sex Charges Dropped
2009 Independent Spirit Award Nominees Unveiled
Fans Launch Oscar Campaign for The Dark Knight
The Movie Club Podcast Episode #11
Top 10 Movies That Could Have Kick Ass Sequels
New Trailers
Little Ashes
The Great Buck Howard
Ghostbusters: The Game
Some Stories We Didn’t Cover
David Fincher’s Torso Might Not Happen
Darren Aronofsky Wants To Release An Alternate Cut of The Fountain
Kyle Newman to Direct Emo Boy
2009 Sundance Festival Competition Line-Up Revealed
2009 Sundance Festival Non-Competition Line-Up Announced
Parkour + Pirates = Tarzan
Len Wiseman to Direct Atlantis Rising
Bret Easton Ellis Writing Suicide Pact Film
Random Guy Gets Flickr Photo Used in Iron Man
Mark Ruffalo’s Bro Shot in the Head
Romancing The Stone Remake
Jay Baruchel is The Sorcerer’s Apprentice
Bottle Rocket Short Film Gets a Soundtrack Release
The Stories Behind Various Movie Studio Logos
Lexi Alexander for Jonah Hex?
Mark Romanek to Direct Never Let Me Go
Rob Zombie to Return for Halloween 2?
Hear Clint Eastwood Sing the Gran Torino Theme
The Transporter Was Gay?
Steve Buscemi to Star in Scorsese’s Boardwalk Empire
HBO’s Rome May Get a Feature Film Finale
Speed 3 Has a Script
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