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I you loved Patriot Games, you might have loved Twilight.

Since Peter Berg might possibly, maybe, could not be directing Dune, we’ve decided to throw a few hats into the ring. Who do you think could helm one of the hardest science fiction adaptations of all time?

Despite this being highly unscientific, I’m curious to know whether to base my new bootlegging business in theater lobbies. (FSR does not condone bootlegging or standing around in theater lobbies).

Heartfelt documentary released to show fans the power of a fallen artist or blatant profiteering? You be the judge!

Hello dead horse, prepare to be beaten.

Neil Burger is being tapped to write the script to bring the rats of NIMH and Mrs. Frisby back to the big screen.

After some disagreements on the script, and no other takers, Sony has officially killed the project, and Brad Pitt is looking for something else to do.

Jason Voorhees is back for the last time as he meets his match in Corey Feldman! Ok, so he doesn’t stay dead, obviously, but A for effort and B for Boobs.

Ready to watch Leonardo DiCaprio sit at a computer and gamble away his online dollars to “RiverRat1928?” Paramount hopes you are.

Paramount especially might be moving toward consolidation in the coming year according to at least one financial analyst.

So apparently not only the marketing materials have been getting blasted, but G.I. Joe itself isn’t testing well. Feel free to make a joke about knowing being half the battle.

Apparently teenagers are so panicked in this brave new world of technology, that a senior in high school needs help from herself as a freshman to find her joy for life again. If that sounds convoluted, it probably should.

Also, Megan Fox or not, there’s going to be a third Tomb Raider. We’re dying to hear your thoughts on this one.

The rumors are true. Damon will play Eliot Ness, and Ehren Kruger will be writing the ‘Torso’ adaptation set to being production in February. Hail, Cleveland!

Ben Stiller, Jack Black and Robert Downey Jr. scuffle over Tropic Thunder. And the two best things about this… 1) Jack Black doesn’t scat at all, and 2) they don’t even mention The Love Guru.

AARP eligible or not, Harrison Ford is young at heart and may be returning to the popular Jack Ryan character, if he can hurdle the unlikely obstacle of Paramount Studios.

Oh, wait. No. That’s just my wishful thought process getting ahead of the actual story. J.J. Abrams (and Bad Robot) will produce Jay Dyers’ script Hot for Teacher, recently purchased by Paramount Pictures.

The folks at Paramount have thrown up the official website for the upcoming J.J. Abrams directed Star Trek.

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