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Thank the Gods that we just filled the fridge here at FSR HQ with Shiner Bock, because it is time to commence the drinking binge, folks.

While Marvel assembles its Avengers slowly and surely, it would appear that Warner Bros. is looking deep inside their DC Comics library to something a little different.

Oh, the things one stumbles upon while sifting through websites, like the title and plot synopsis of the next Superman film.

As if Watchmen isn’t getting enough press lately, the Web was flooded with reports this morning that the movie’s screenwriter, David Hayter, made some waves during the Watchmen press day in L.A. yesterday.

Warners is moving forward with Masters of the Universe and John Stevenson at the helm for his first live-action flick.

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

Apparently Warners didn’t see the live-action Garfield because they are ready to move forward with CGI Tom and Jerry.

Fox is getting a ton of money, but we have yet to know exactly how well the company will cash in on the decision to pass on the project. The bottom line: Watchmen comes out on time. Just as expected.

Fox and Warner Bros. Have Kissed and Made Up. Almost. At least they’ve agree to meet officially again today to settle Watchmen once and for all.

After the box office success of 300, Warner Bros. has realized how much money they can save on their big-budget tentpoles by not paying A-listers (or anyone close to an A-lister), and they’ve consequently chosen to exercise that option with Watchmen.

It’s now a tale of two letters. One is from producer Larry Gordon to US District Court Judge Feess. The other is an open letter written by producer Lloyd Levin on behalf of the film he has worked on for fifteen years.

To hell with Harry Potter’s battle with Voldemort, critics are now fearing that an economic depression may cast a dark spell over the film franchise.

Despite the fact that Fox announced this week that intends to delay the release of Watchmen, Warner Bros. continues to release new video. It’s enough to make any fanboy cry…

Santa left an early present in Warner Bros. stocking on Wednesday… a lump of coal in the form of an early ruling in 20th Century Fox’s Watchmen copyright lawsuit against them.

Our good friend Frosty at Collider caught up with Warner Bros. Chief Alan Horn this week at the premiere of Yes Man. And instead of asking him about Yes Man 2 (which we’re all hoping for), he asked about a bunch of silly superhero movies…

Normally I would write this up in jest, saying something like “oh my god!” or “breaking news!” But I’m feeling mature this morning…

Today has brought us tons of preview images from the folks at Warner Bros., including a few striking images from Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes. Okay, maybe just one striking image.

Despite delays, reshoots and children running scared from test screenings, Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are still may make it into theaters — and according to the Warner Bros. 2009 preview, they’ll be landing on October 16th.

In a recent interview, Watchmen director Zack Snyder was asked about the film’s runtime. And to the potential dismay of some fans, Snyder admitted that while the final runtime is not set, the film is getting shorter.

While I think many of us would agree that Heath Ledger’s performance was very Oscar-worthy, the question now becomes whether or not the Academy will actually give it to him.