Word around the campfire is that Jack Nicholson is attached to what is possibly Paul Thomas Anderson’s next film, Power Play, a story about a Native American casino owner who takes on his Las Vegas rivals.

We reported a while back about how the relationship between Dreamworks and Paramount was hitting a rocky, desolate crossroads back in September. The surprising news was how civil and under-the-radar the major players were being about the whole ordeal. Now, it looks like the gloves are coming off, getting filled with bricks, and being put back on.

It appears that saving the human race from the Cylons by spreading the word of L. Ron Hubbard will have to wait — Tom Cruise needs to make another Mission: Impossible movie first.

While I have been relatively wishy washy about this upcoming G.I. Joe movie, but I must admit that all of the character photos we’ve seen so far, including the first look at Rachel Nichols as Scarlett above and the first look at Ray Park as Snake Eyes, have been pretty damn badass.

Indiana Jones could be gracing the pages of the web again a lot sooner than we had thought — and he’s bringing his widget with him.

Paramount Pictures President Andre Cripps dishes some dirt to exhibitors at ShoWest.

Jon Favreau is a funny guy.

We continue our week-long feature of Paramount’s Spiderwick Chronicles, a film that has twice the Freddie Highmore for the same price.

Steve Zahn, Allen Covert, Peter Dante and Ashley Scott answer our questions… Amidst some of creatures.

Paramount executives aren’t stupid, and their little film was in the green one day after it released.

Movie marketing boldly goes where other movies have gone before…

In 5 days, Cloverfield will be upon us. Are you ready for it? Check out this new TV spot to help intensify your excitement.

We’ve already rolled through Universal and Walt Disney, so now it’s time to talk about Paramount Pictures’ lineup for 2008.

That’s right, we’ve got a delectable dose of Depp for you to hang on your wall!

It’s Steve Zahn, Superbad‘s Jonah Hill and Farva from Super Troopers searching for Big Foot. What more do you need?

Our good friends at /Film have us really doubting that J.J. Abrams is telling the whole truth…

The buzz around Cloverfield is growing. How about a Japanese soft drink commercial to help promote the flick.

Rounding out Paramount’s lineup for the first two months of the year is a little Fantasy movie that could be a surprise hit.

Paramount has decided to follow up Cloverfield with another monster movie… One about Bigfoot.

Our Paramount Pictures 2008 Preview rolls on with what could be the first major Blockbuster of the year, Cloverfield.