No sooner did we post our Blu-ray review of Twilight: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 than The Twilight Twitter account posted the very first image from the final movie in the franchise (or at least the last one for now, as there’s been talk of trying to continue somehow), which is due in cinemas November 16th.
It’s not exactly the most revealing of images, but it does suggest Edward’s going to be uncharacteristically happy at one point, perhaps due to becoming a dad!
The first trailer arrived on March 23rd, attached to The Hunger Games, and then goes online on March 26th.
Casa de Mi Padre director Matt Piedmont has signed on to direct the long-gestating adaptation of Frank Portman’s novel King Dork. The movie has been in development for over six years, with Gary Sanchez Productions – run by Will Ferrell and Adam McKay – trying to get it off the ground all that time. In 2009 it looked like Seth Gordon was going to direct, but he’s since movie on.
While he’s done it fairly quietly, Dwayne Johnson has become one fo the few actors around consistently churning out hit movies. Many have suggested it was his presence that ensured the recent Journey 2 turned into a far bigger box office draw than anyone had expected.
Few actors have looked as likely to become a full-on A-list star in the last few years as Tom Hardy (or been so charmingly hot), and Warner Bros. obviously agrees, as they’ve signed a first look deal with the actor after being impressed by his work on The Dark Knight Rises. 
Nicolas Cage is well-known for being a major comic book fan. He’s also very rich and so owns a copy of the holy grail of comics, Action Comics No. 1, featuring the first appearance of Superman. However he had a bit of bother in 2000, when his coveted comic was stolen, an event 
Actress Angelina Jolie has long been attached to Disney’s live-action fairy tale Maleficent, which is set to look at the Sleeping Beauty tale from the evil fairy’s point of view. She was recently joined by director Robert Stromberg and it appear the script is nearly ready, so the next job is to find the story’s sleepy princess.
While not a mega-hit, Gnomeo and Juliet managed to make over $190 million at cinemas around the world the world last year, and so now 