Granted, that may change, but for now we think Warner Bros. are doing a commendable job of keeping TDKR on our collective radar (as if it could ever fall off of it), without spoiling everything, and this new trailer only reinforces that belief.

There’s plenty of new material here, particularly an emphasis on Joseph Gordon-Levitt, though we hardly get any clarification of who he will be playing, and yet the movie still feels largely inaccessible; as though are still plenty of surprises in store come July 20^th. But what say you fans? Does the third trailer for The Dark Knight Rises prolong the tease of the conclusion to Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy? Or do you fear it gives away too much, too early?

This week:
Jaden Smith is Boy Nobody; Jennifer Lawrence visits The Glass Castle; Lindsay Lohan is Liz Taylor in Liz & Dick; Abbey Lee Kershaw puts in a cagey performance for Mad Max 4; Rooney Mara’s career gets a Spike; Scary Movie 5 gets a new direction from anUndercover Brother and Steve Kloves works some magic on The Jungle Book.

1. Sony Pictures and Will Smith’s Overbrook Entertainment are in early negotiations to pick up the rights to Allen Zadoff’s young adult novel Boy Nobody. It is hoped that it will lead to a starring role for Jaden Smith.

According to Variety the as-yet unpublished book “is the first in a planned young adult trilogy about a brainwashed teenage assassin who starts to regain his emotions” and that the main “character is reminiscent of a teenage Jason Bourne.”
So, a franchise starter which will star the son of one of the biggest superstars on the planet, produced by said parent? Kerching!
It may make financial sense, but, I’m not too sure about the artistic merit of this endeavour.

2. The Hunger Games star Jennifer Lawrence looks set to take the lead role in a film adaptation of Jeanette Walls’ autobiography The Glass Castle: A Memoir.

Lionsgate has picked up the rights to the tale which follows Walls’ “difficult childhood with her ‘dysfunctional but vibrant’ family.” The book spent a record 250 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list.
I’m going to go out on a limb and say that The Glass Castle won’t be doing Hunger Gamesstyle business at the box office – though Lawrence is a solid performer so there could very well be reason to see the film.

3. Troubled actress Lindsay Lohan will play Elizabeth Taylor in the Lifetime Original Movie Liz & Dick.

The film will chart the tumultuous relationship between screen greats Taylor and Richard Burton. The pair had a heated relationship which saw them marry and divorce, only to remarry and divorce again.
Lohan is quoted as saying:

“I have always admired and had enormous respect for Elizabeth Taylor. She was not only an incredible actress but an amazing woman as well. I am very honored to have been asked to play this role”.

Yeah, yeah, whatever.The film is currently without an actor to play Welsh acting god Burton.

4. Apparently “the world’s fifth most in-demand model” Abbey Lee Kershaw has snagged a role in George Miller’s long awaited Mel Gibson-less Mad Max 4 (aka Mad Max: Fury Road).

The model will travel to Namibia to play a role in the film which is set to star Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron.
According to a “well-placed film source”:[indent]

“Obviously it’s set in a post-apocalyptic world, and women, especially beautiful women, are scarce, so men have been locking them up in cages. Abbey is one of them. She’s perfect.”

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From the catwalk to the post-apocalytpic cage – shouldn’t be too much of a stretch.

5. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo star Rooney Mara will replace Carey Mulligan in Spike Jonze’s as-yet untitled next feature.

According to Variety:[indent]

“The project stars Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams and Samantha Morton. Jonze penned the script and is set to direct the pic about a man who falls in love with the voice of a computer.”

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The Oscar nominated Mara will join the production once she finishes work on Steven Soderbergh’s The Bitter Pill.

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6. Somebody out there wanted it. Somebody out there got it. Undercover Brother director Malcolm Lee is set to helm the fifth installment of the Scary Movie franchise for Dimension Films.

David Zucker, who wrote and directed Scary Movies 3 and 4, will return to co-write and produce the “comedy” which should shoot this summer.
Zucker has previously directed the comedy classics Airplane! and Top Secret! His recent output hasn’t been as memorable.

7. Warner Bros. has hired screenwriter Steve Kloves to write, direct and produce a new version of Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book.

In the past the writer has penned the Harry Potter adaptations for the studio, and he also tapped the keyboard on the script for Akira.
They’ve got the bare necessities for the film covered, now it’ll be interesting to see what other talent comes on-board.

That’s it for now. See you at the movies.

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• I'm pretty sure it was a Mexican movie (almost positive they spoke Spanish and were driving around in American-ish trucks).
  
• The story is about (from what I remember) an old man, who I think worked at the shipping yard or something (I could have made that bit up), get's fired and somehow finds a dog (I think by stopping to help a women in a broken down car by the highway. Her husband/friend breeds (I think) pitbulls).
  
• He buys/is given one and he takes it home (he is staying with his daughter and she hates the dog, thinking it will attack her kids, he moves out).
  
• He (the main character/old man) is approached by various people (one of whom was a banker I believe) who all suggest he should enter the dog into dog fighting events.
  
• Not really sure what happens after that but near the end the dog runs away, or something similar, and is eventually found dead (I think).

• The late deadline is 10 June 2012
  
• Withoutabox-only Extended Deadline of 24 June 2012

Back in August of 2009 I saw a film on an international flight. It took place in South Africa. The first few minutes of the movie were actually from the ending of the movie. The main character has been shot and is resting in a building several stories high when the police arrive and he attempts to make a run for it.

Then the main character has a flashback. The entire film is a flashback actually with the main character narrating through his memories, starting when he and another boy (I believe he was his brother?) grow up. To earn some cash they start hijacking cars. Their "test" for getting hired was hijacking a white Isuzu, but it is not long before they decide to move on from that dangerous business for fear of getting caught.

As the movie progresses the two young boys become adults and the main character starts a non-profit business and rallies the people of Johannesburg to protest high rent and real-estate costs. Of course the main character is no stranger to conning others and is not the type to freely do things to help others?

Then he helps a white girl get her white brother back from a harry situation, using his own money to do so, and becomes well connected with the family. He also conflicts with a western police officer (if I remember correctly he was Australian or European?). At the end of the movie the main character and his friend end up in a huge gang shootout and the brother dies.

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• Both of them look relaxed and cheerful, not a word is spoken, until person 2 lifts up his drink, and is interrupted by person 1.

Exit- The two men exit the pub, and set off in their car.

• Person 1 turns around and looks at person 2, who is driving the car.

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