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Farrelly Brothers' Next Project Looks to Be a 'Dumb & Dumber' Sequel

Twice in the past year, 17 years after Dumb & Dumber hit theaters, there have been rumblings from all the right sources that a sequel to the 1994 comedy starring Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels might be on the way. The former actor, who hasn't enjoyed the glory of his comedy heyday in years, revealed in June that he might revisit Lloyd Christmas and director Bobby Farrelly, the other half of the sibling duo alongside Peter Farrelly, also said they were thinking about what Harry and Lloyd would be up to 20 years after the original film. Now Deadline has news on some writers for the sequel that might be the Farrellys' next film.

⥤ Posted October 26 in Development, Movie News | 10 Comments

Martin Scorsese Could Next Direct Norwegian Thriller 'The Snowman'

By Ethan Anderton

With an unexpected children's tale coming from the director in the form of Hugo hitting theaters on November 23rd, it'll be nice to have Martin Scorsese getting back to some gritty drama again. This time it sounds like his inspiration is coming from the other side of the world as Variety reports the director has been circling an adaptation of Jo Nesbo's Norwegian mystery novel The Snowman for his next project. However, the trade is careful to point out the no offer from Working Title has been made to Scorsese, but apparently the project has caught the filmmaker's eye as Hugo inches closer to being complete. More below!

⥤ Posted October 26 in Development, Movie News | 3 Comments

Paul Walker to Lead American Remake of Pierre Morel's 'District B13'

By Ethan Anderton

Though American audiences know director Pierre Morel for making Liam Neeson a certified bad-ass again in Taken, before that, the French filmmaker worked in his homeland for the Paris-set action thriller Banlieue 13 (or rather District B13 here in the United States). Now Morel will see his film in a new way as Deadline reports Paul Walker is in talks to star in Brick Mansions, an American remake of the aforementioned French film which features some of the most stunning and acrobatic actions sequences that have graced the big screen in a long time. Thankfully some of the original talent is returning for the remake.

⥤ Posted October 26 in Casting, Development, Movie News | 4 Comments

TGB Episode 82: Reconstructing History (Guest: Alan 'Nordling' Cerny)

By Tim Buel

On this week's episode of The Golden Briefcase, Tim and Jeremy are joined by guest Alan Cerny aka "Nordling" from Ain't It Cool News to go over their latest Picks of the Week, the newest in DVD & Blu-Ray releases, talk through the new trailers for horror anthology The ABCs of Death and Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace in 3D and much more! Our main topic of the night was a discussion on Revisionist History in honor of Roland Emmerich's Shakespeare tale Anonymous hitting theaters this weekend. The guys talk about all the ways films have rewritten history and why this is such a popular topic in Hollywood.

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⥤ Posted October 26 in Golden Briefcase, Podcasts | No Comments Yet

Karl Urban & Ben Barnes Join the Cast of Antonio Negret's 'Overdrive'

By James Wallace

It's THR with the casting scoop on Karl Urban (Star Trek) and Ben Barnes (Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian) joining the cast of Overdrive, from director Antonio Negret (the upcoming Transit starring Jim Caviezel) and writers Derek Haas and Michael Brandt (2 Fast 2 Furious, Wanted). With those writers and the same director uniting, a testosterone-filled torque-fueled film about two high profile car thieves who run into trouble with a crime boss in France seems all too appropriate. Urban and Barnes will play the siblings, and apparently beat out Alex Pettyfer, Matthew Goode and Garrett Hedlund for the roles.

⥤ Posted October 26 in Casting, Movie News | No Comments Yet

Anne Hathaway to Produce and Star in 'Puzzler' Thriller at Paramount

By Ethan Anderton

With her turn as Catwoman in The Dark Knight Rises coming next summer, Anne Hathaway is going to be getting plenty of attention over the next year until the film's release. In addition, the actress will put her singing talents on display with the lead female role in Les Miserables alongside Hugh Jackman. Now the actress is getting into the behind the scenes action of filmmaking as a producer with news from THR that Hathaway will both star in and produce Puzzler, a new thriller set up at Paramount. Plot details are scarce, but the film is described as a female-driven paranoid thriller in the same vein as Three Days of the Condor.

⥤ Posted October 26 in Casting, Development, Movie News | 2 Comments

Check This Out: Pop Chart Lab's Diabolical Diagram of Movie Monsters

By Ethan Anderton

Throughout the decades of cinema history, more specifically in the horror and sci-fi genres, there have been countless monsters brought to the big screen to terrorize the people of Earth, and sometimes even people of other planets or deep uncharted space. While many of them can simply be classified as aliens, supernatural forces like ghosts, werewolves, and vampires or various mutated monsters and zombies, there's a lot more to consider when classifying every movie monsters. That's why Pop Chart Lab has created The Diabolical Diagram of Movie Monsters, a web diagram of cinema's popular and obscure creatures. See it below!

⥤ Posted October 26 in Cool Stuff, Posters, Sci-Fi | 3 Comments

'Grace of Monaco' Gives Grace Kelly A Story Like 'The King's Speech'

By Ethan Anderton

Since the Colin Firth led film hit a sweet spot with audiences and and Hollywood alike with Academy Award wins for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay and Best Actor, it's not surprising that a film in that same vein but with the help of old Hollywood royalty is on the way. THR has word that Europacorp co-founder Pierre-Ange Le Pogam, via his Stone Angel banner, has picked up a script for a film called Grace of Monaco, a story that follows Grace Kelly during a period in 1962 when the city-state of Monaco entered a heated dispute with France, which had grown tired of the principality being a tax haven.

⥤ Posted October 26 in Development, Movie News | 11 Comments

Another Eerie New Poster for 'We Need to Talk About Kevin' Arrives

By Alex Billington

Mommy's little monster. The imagery, and specifically posters, released for Lynne Ramsay's unsettling, dark, eerie, chilling new film We Need to Talk About Kevin have all been very creepy, in a twisted sort of visual way, but that's why I love them. There was that Rosemary's Baby-esque one, and the stylized but creepy UK one, along with some others. HitFix has just debuted the latest poster and it's definitely got an eerie touch to it as well, but that's the exact atmosphere and feeling of the film captured. We're still waiting to see the official US trailer, in the meantime here's another creepy Tilda Swinton look. See it in full below.

⥤ Posted October 26 in Indies, Opinions, Posters | 4 Comments

Watch: Tom Cruise Does His Own Stunts in 'Ghost Protocol' Featurette

By Alex Billington

Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol

"Just another day at work on Mission Impossible." Paramount has released a high def featurette for Brad Bird's Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol giving us a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the incredible Burj Khalifa scene. As we've all heard, Tom Cruise does his own stunts, and this time we actually get to see that as he gets rigged up and flies across/up/down/all over the sides of the world's tallest building. I'm getting nervous just watching this. Crazy! You can also see all the big IMAX cameras they shot this scene with. This is an awesome behind-the-scenes featurette and great way to build even more excitement. Enjoy!

⥤ Posted October 26 in Featured, Featurettes, To Watch | 32 Comments

Watch: Werner Herzog's 'Into the Abyss' Documentary Official Trailer

By Alex Billington

"I'm either going home or home." An official trailer has been revealed via Apple for one of the most praised and talked-about documentaries to hit the fall festival circuit - Werner Herzog's Into the Abyss. This time Herzog heads down to Texas to look at the death penalty and panel system, following two convicts involved in a homicide, providing viewers with a "gaze into the abyss of the human soul." The film has quite a bit of buzz thanks to rave reviews like this on The Film Stage: "Herzog remains a master, providing us humanity, which is far more complex – and troubling than the facts." This looks very good, highly recommend viewing.

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⥤ Posted October 26 in Indies, To Watch, Trailers | 2 Comments

Brad Bird Reveals Why A Sequel to 'The Incredibles' Hasn't Happened

By Ethan Anderton

It's been almost seven years now since Pixar released their animated superhero adventure The Incredibles, and since then, fans of the heroes, including myself, have been clamoring for a sequel to the film that had a fun open-ended conclusion with the superhero family meeting John Ratzenberger as The Underminer. While that likely wouldn't lead directly into a sequel, there's been a lot of buzz surrounding Brad Bird and his 2004 film, mainly because films like Monsters Inc. have sequels on the way while The Incredibles remains dormant. The director recently spoke to Movies.com and explained why that's the case.

⥤ Posted October 26 in Movie News, Opinions, Pixar | 16 Comments

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