WATCHMEN
The news? It's bad ... for Warner Bros and fans waiting for the film. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Fox Studios aims to delay the release of the film. A settlement looks unlikely at this point, unless it's all just negotiating tactics by Fox.
Meanwhile, we got an email from Rebecca Thomas, who wrote "AMC theatres also ... had some footage of Nite Owl in his basement that looked almost exactly like the scene in the book after Rorschach leaves, it also showed a great scene of Manhattan in the Vietnam war."
Finally, Kung Fu Rodeo has some samples of the pre-media blitz, including a Los Angeles Times article scanned in and retail standees.
Release date ... uh ...
TRANSFORMERS: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN
USA Today has even more production stills from the Shia Lebeouf-fueled blockbuster sequel.
Directed by Michael Bay, release date June 26, 2009.
BRAVE AND THE BOLD
CBR News has new video clips from the animated series.
SPIDER-MAN: THE MUSICAL
The musical group U2 has taken over the project, and Q The Music has some news about it. The Edge and Bono have been writing the music and lyrics for the project which is being made with Tony-winning director Julie Taymor. "I think the musical had its heyday back in the ’40s, ’50s, ’60s era. I don’t think there’s been anything that interesting done in it since," The Edge said. "Anyway, we’ve always harboured this sneaky ambition that maybe one day we might try our hand in that area."
No release date announced, starring Evan Rachel Wood.
STREET FIGHTER: THE LEGEND OF CHUN-LI
How about that new trailer, huh?
CORALINE
Speaking of YouTube clips, here's six from Sci Fi Wire.
THE CASTING COUCH
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