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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.

One of our faithful readers Tom R. sent us word today that a new fan-created poster of Megan Fox as Wonder Woman has emerged online.

I am aware that I already posted the bootleg version of the Watchmen footage from this week’s Spike TV Scream Awards, but I cannot resist the urge to publish it again now that we’ve received the high resolution version.

As if it were gift wrapped and sent with chocolates, this story win’s this week’s award for most pun-prone news item. Apparently The Flash movie isn’t moving so fast…

The Terminator Salvation teaser got my Skynet-loving hopes up. A few additional pics offer a brief glimpse into the future of John Connor.

While today doesn’t bring an official announcement, it does bring some interesting rumors from the hallways of Warner Bros.

What is Zack Snyder’s next movie after Watchmen? Well, according to a new report from Variety, it could very well be ‘Alice in Wonderland with machine guns.’ How ’bout them apples?

After seeing the Get Smart haul in over $230 million dollars world-wide this summer it appears that Warner Bros. is ready to pony up the money to bring star Steve Carell back for sequel, as well as some other films.

My weekly read-through of the pages of Production Weekly have yielded a few interesting factoids about some upcoming productions, including Batman 3.

Warner Bros. is developing a feature version of Yogi Bear, the classic Hanna-Barbera cartoon with its mischievous, pic-a-nic basket-stealing star.

The success of The Dark Knight has spawned a DC comics film orgy. Warner Bros. lets us know which members of the superhero gang will be invited sooner than later.

Variety reports Warner Bros. wants to make an I Am Legend prequel. Since a sequel would be (spoiler alert) Smith-less, for obvious reasons, WB would need to cash in by going back in time.

Yes, the web is filled with rumors, and while we sometimes get them right, they are for the most part, all worth nothing more than the paper upon which they are printed. That said, lets talk about a few of these.

Warner Bros. is re-releasing The Dark Knight in January, at the height of awards season, in order to be fresh in the minds of Academy voters and possibly bring home some hardware on Oscar night.

Max Payne has been hit with an ‘R’ rating by the Motion Picture Association of America, and director John Moore is more than a little irked.