Iron Man 2 is steadily under development as the sequel’s release of may 7, 2010 nears. What to expect in this action flick? Well, the movie picks back up on Tony Stark (Robert Downing Jr.) about six months after he revealed his identity as Iron Man at the press conference according to USA Today and Empire Online. Expect epic battles as more characters are thrown into the mix and maybe even Stark’s buddy James Rhodes (Don Cheadle replaces Terrence Howard) to suit up as War Machine. Rumors of the Avengers and Nick Fury’s (Samuel L. Jackson, who made an appearance after the credits in Iron Man) S.H.I.E.L.D. making appearances in this new movie will soon be confirmed so stay tuned!

With the movie being almost half way done, Heath Ledger’s untimely death temporarily put a halt on the production of The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.  Later, with some few story changes, the director continued making the film in honor of Heath Ledger, with now a new release date being in Christmas.  This holiday season,  you can witness Heath Ledger’s last film as he stars in The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.

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A decade later, the beloved McManus brothers are finally returning to the big screen in a highly awaited sequel. Some critics state it’ll be almost impossible to top the first Boondock Saints but original writer and director Troy Duffy has put in major work to please every Saint fan out there. With every main character returning from the orginal besides Paul Smecker played by William DaFoe, we have a new 2009 blockbuster on our hands.

We’ve all heard rumors about whether or not the former FOX TV show, Arrested Development, would get to step up to the big screen and get the respectable ending that it deserved. Apparently the show, which only lasted three seasons on FOX, didn’t have the following that FOX had hoped for, so it was pulled from the TV line up. But as of today, nearly 4 years after the show was cancelled, it seems that there are still “developments” being made.

According to Empire Online, Mitch Hurwitz (Creator), has officially began writing the screen-play for the Arrested Development Movie. Up until this point the thought of an A.D. movie was just hearsay, but now it is clear for take-off. One of the biggest questions that everyone has been asking is…will the original cast will be back? In the past, Hurwitz stated that the movie would not happen unless the entire cast decided to return. So it should be a good sign that all of the members of the Bluth family, including Michael Cera, will be returning for the film since the script is now being written. Obviously Cera has done some big things since the shows dismantling, but it is nice to see that he will be resuming his old role.

It is extremely humbling to see this show, which was shut down prematurely because of “bad marketing” (see: Why Was Arrested Development Cancelled?), get the recognition that it deserves.

Clay Marzo isn’t your normal surfer.  At age 20 he already embodies the skills and natural talent to be the next great champion.  However, unlike a majority of surfers Marzo suffers from the condition of Aspergers Syndrome, a form of autism.  Regardless of the syndrome Marzo has taken the surfing world by storm.  Just Add Water takes a glimpse into Marzo’s life, made by Quiksilver it’s sure to be a film unlike any other surf films.

 

No, your eyes do not deceive you. The movie that captivated our summer and provided us with laughs and quotes for weeks on end, has a sequel in development. After going from raunchy potential sleeper to one of the highest earning rated R films of all time, Warner Bros. and Legnedary Pictures have decided to capitalize on this hit and start production in October of 2010.

The original cast and our beloved boys; Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zachary Galifianakis and Justin Bartha will all be returning for this 2011 Memorial Day weekend release.

It is still unknown as to what direction the follow up will head but if the script is good enough for the original cast, we may have another major hit on our hands. Until then though, stay somewhat coherent for any updates!

With over 100 hours of footage, This Is It reveals the King of Pop rehearsing and preparing for his final tour before his untimely death. We follow Michael Jackson as he fine tunes his tour, giving us a closer and in-depth look at his genius and how it affected everyone around him.

Michael Jackson’s This Is It hits theaters worldwide on October 28th for 2 weeks only.

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