As you can see from the images above, there are three new posters for The Twilight Saga: New Moon. You can get a larger look at all three here in our gallery of 35 images.
To the right is a one-minute recreation of Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later, a film I never quite understood all the love for, but am obviously in the minority on that assessment.
Next is confirmation from Paramount Pictures that Paranormal Activity will see a release in 20 new cities this coming weekend after more than 230,000 fans demanded the film come to them. Here's the list:
- Atlanta, GA (Atlantic Station)
- Chicago, IL (AMC River East)
- Dallas, TX (AMC Northpark)
- DC/Baltimore (AMC Georgetown)
- Denver, CO (Regal Continental)
- Detroit, MI (AMC Forum)
- Houston, TX (AMC Studio)
- Las Vegas, NV (Rave Town Square)
- Los Angeles, CA (Arclight Hollywood)
- Miami, FL (AMC Adventure)
- Minneapolis, MN (AMC Rosedale)
- New York, NY (AMC Empire)
- Philadelphia, PA (National Amusement Bridge)
- Phoenix, AZ (Harkins Tempe Marketplace)
- San Antonio, TX (AMC Huebner Oaks)
- Sacramento, CA (Cinemark Complex 14)
- San Diego, CA (AMC Mission Valley)
- San Francisco, CA (AMC Metreon)
- San Jose, CA (AMC Mercado)
- Tampa, FL (AMC Veterans)
If you don't see your city on the list you can head to Eventful.com to "demand it." The film will continue to play exclusively as a midnight only showing.
Apparently Fox actually made the live action and CG-animated adaptation Marmaduke based on the popular, long-running comic book strip about the Winslow family's Great Dane and made the film with a large cast for director Tom Dey. The cast includes Amanda Seyfried, Jeremy Piven, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Ron Perlman, Judy Greer, Lee Pace, Steve Coogan, William H. Macy, George Lopez and Damon Wayans Jr. Coming Soon reports the news saying the movie was shot in Vancouver over the summer and is currently scheduled for a release on June 4, 2010.
The site also adds the following information regarding who plays what:
Amanda Seyfried voices "Mazie," Jeremy Piven is "Bosco," Ron Perlman plays "Chupadogra," Christopher Mintz-Plasse (aka "McLovin") is "Guiseppe," while Black Eyed Peas singer Stacy "Fergie" Ferguson is "Jezebel." Steve Coogan voices "Raisin," George Lopez is "Carlos" and Damon Wayans Jr. provides the voice for "Thunder."
MTV spoke with Edward Norton who said he'd be up for playing the Incredible Hulk again, especially if he were to return as the villain in Paramount's proposed The Avengers film.
Now we come to Disney animation as I have a brand new three-minute clip from The Princess and the Frog directly below.
And finally, I have a pair of posters, one of which I added just yesterday and the other I added a while back but never mentioned until just now. You can click on each one for a larger look in our gallery.
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I agree with not understanding the super-love for Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later. It does remind me of a George Romero movie but also Resident Evil. Unfortunately it suffers as the whole part with Cillian waking up is a total rip-off of the Resident Evil movies where Alice wakes in all three of them. The non-stop fast motion is also a little annoying. However, the whole last 3rd with the army soldiers (and Naomie Harris' part) is pretty interesting and is note-worthy.
28 Weeks Later is far superior in my opinion; the story is better, there is little fast motion, and the whole George Romero feeling is held better as well. It does still have it's Resident Evil simarilties but it holds it's own. In the end, you probably watched a movie that was actually original and pretty good.
Oh, and I love the Resident Evil films; I'm not making fun of them at all here even if it sounds like I did.
I really hope Ed Norton comes back as the Hulk as he is the reason why I even thought the Incredible Hulk was so good (Eric Bana sucked in 2003 Hulk) though Abomination was really cool. I wish more people would've seen it; what else were they seeing (unless it was Iron Man, THe Dark Knight, Hellboy2)?
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