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Twelve Trailer: This is Joel Schumacher. This is Joel Schumacher’s Movie on Drugs

Whoo boy, you guys. Indie upstart Hannover House has released a three-minute (!) trailer for the Joel Schumacher drugs-and-rich-kids drama Twelve , which was hissed at during its Sundance debut but at least stars actors with a certain amount of teen cachet, like Chace Crawford and Emma Roberts. Naturally, the best time to release a movie with them is opposite The Twilight Saga: Eclipse . In the clip, you’ll see several of Movieline’s twelve things wrong with Twelve , and you even get a glimpse of PC Peterson, premature ejaculator . (Between his cameo and Kim Zolciak’s stint as a featured extra in the upcoming The Joneses , it’s a good time to be a moonlighting Bravo star!).

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Titans Director Not Too Dazzled with Fake 3-D Either

So despite your instincts counseling you over the weekend to take the plunge and enjoy Why Did I Get Married Too , you splurged instead on Clash of the Titans in glorious 3-D. Or maybe not “glorious,” but maybe a modifier more akin to “serviceable.” Or “passable.” Or any other synonym for “half-assed but full-priced” that you want to conjure. And if one new interview is any indication, director Louis Leterrier will even help you out.

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Attack of the Clones Eviscerated by Famous Phantom Menace Hater

We’ve introduced you before to Mike of Milwaukee, the internet critic that made something that could have been awful — a 10-part, 70-minute video series on the failings of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace — into something like a cathartic work of art. Naturally, it was only matter of time before Mike turned his knives on Attack of the Clones , and if you can skip past the unnecessary live-action interludes that allude to Mike’s propensity to chop up women (stick to what works, Mike!), it’s another keeper. Are we the only ones who picture Barth from You Can’t Do That On Television when listening to these? [via Hollywood Elsewhere ] All nine parts are after the jump:

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Attack of the Clones Eviscerated by Famous Phantom Menace Hater

Will Smith is Not Gaye

The film blogosphere has pounced on what feels like déjà vu at best and old news at worst, but just for the record: Will Smith has turned down the role of Marvin Gaye in Cameron Crowe’s planned biopic of the legendary R&B vocalist and songwriter. Much more intriguing is the flashback that follows this disclosure: Crowe planned a Phil Spector biopic with Tom Cruise, but felt like “the third act had not been written” about the pop producer’s life. Smart man. Can that get underway now? Maybe with Shia LaBeouf and a trailer full of wigs? [ Variety ]

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Why Did I Get Married Too? A Comedy-Drama To Watch!

What Did I Get Married Too? is a comedy-drama movie by Lionsgate and Very Perry Films. This movie is starred by Janet Jackson, Jill Scott, Tasha Smith and Tyler Perry.  This is the sequel to the succesful’Why Did I Get Married?’ The story is about an annual one-week reunion for the four couples, to share about their lives abd relationships. But their wonderful week was interrupted of an unexpected arrival of Sheila’s (Jill Scott) ex-husband portrayed by Richard Jones, with the desire to break her ex-wife’s current romance with Troy (Lamman Rucker). This movie is really fun. Catch it in your favorite movie theaters.. What Did I Get Married Too? is a comedy-drama movie by Lionsgate and Very Perry Films. This movie is starred Janet Jackson, Jill Scott, Tasha Smith and Tyler Perry.  This is the sequel to the succesful’Why Did I Get Married?’ The story is about an annual one-week reunion for the four couples, to share about their lives abd relationships. But their wonderful week was interrupted of an unexpected arrival of Sheila’s (Jill Scott) ex-husband portrayed by Richard Jones, with the desire to break her ex-wife’s current romance with Troy (Lamman Rucker). This movie is really fun. Catch it in your favorite movie theaters.. Why Did I Get Married Too? A Comedy-Drama To Watch! is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

Ashley Tisdale to Star in “Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventure”

Ashley Tisdale will be playing her role as drama queen Sharpay Evans in “High School Musical” spin-off, as announced by The Disney Channel. Tisdale is starring in “Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventure”, a Disney TV movie that tells the story of how a young blond’s quest will conquer New York City and appear on the Broadway stage. This movie unveils the next chapter in Sharpay’s life. Ashley Tisdale portrays Sharpay Evans pretty well. She brought to life one of the most fabulous comedic characters. The movie is set to begin its production this summer, in which Tisdale is also the executive producer. It is scheduled to premiere on The Disney Channel in 2011. Ashley Tisdale to Star in “Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventure” is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

Bryce Dallas Howard Featured in ‘Saturday Night’ Magazine

Less than 3 months away until we get to see Bryce Dallas Howard play Victoria in The Twilight Saga: Eclipse and I’m totally rooting for her to do an amazing job in this role. The actress is featured in Saturday Night magazine’s “Celebrity Spotlight” where she talks about joining the close-knit Twilight cast and the pressure she felt of continuing a role already played by Rachelle Lefevre. SNMag: What has it been like joining the cast of Twilight? BDH: It’s a really extraordinary series and obviously the franchise really reflects what Stephenie Meyer has created with a lot of integrity. She’s so involved with the movies and it is really wonderful. It’s really an incredible storytelling moment. And people are really connecting with and responding to that. So I read the books and I just did my best for the character Victoria. I just wanted to do my best not to interfere with the books. SNMag: Did you feel pressure coming into this, with the character already being established? BDH: Yes, of course I did. Rachelle [Lefevre] did an extraordinary job at creating Victoria and part of the joy of a franchise like this is getting to see not only the characters grow but the actors continuing to grow with the characters. That’s a lot of the joy in the Harry Potter series. Every time I see one of those movies it’s so exciting to see them because they’re all getting a little bit older and different things are happening to them. It’s like watching a TV show. You start to connect with the actors really deeply. It was really unfortunate for everybody that Rachelle left. I did feel, I don’t know if I should say a pressure, but an enormous responsibility because the fans felt really strongly about the role of Victoria and they felt a deep connection to Rachelle, which they should because she is also beautiful and talented. I really did do my best and I hope that whatever work I did can somehow honor what had been created before and what was created by Stephenie. I felt really grateful to this because Rachelle and I have connected. She’s an amazing woman and has been enormously and overwhelmingly helpful. SNMag: What was the shooting like for you? Did you have an opportunity to hang out with the cast and bond with them? BDH: Oh, yes, I mean they’re a very tight-knit group of people who are just wonderful. They’re incredibly authentic and none of them are getting swept up by the mania of this. They just care about each other and are protective of each other. They are just a great group of friends. I feel like all of these people would have been friends regardless. They all bonded through this amazing moment that’s happening in their lives. {via Saturday Night Magazine }

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Your Twitter Feed Can Predict the Box-Office Future

If you thought Twitter was only used to discuss Justin Bieber and the iPad, think again. According to a newly released study from HP — hilariously titled ” Predicting the Future With Social Media ” — Twitter can accurately predict the box office returns of new releases better than more traditional outlets like the Hollywood Stock Exchange (HSX). As it turns out, when a film has positive buzz on Twitter it does better than a film with negative buzz. Who knew?

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Thomas Haden Church on Don McKay and Going Straight to Cable With Marlon Brando

Expect to see a few new sides of Thomas Haden Church as the title character of Don McKay , a wildly genre-hopping indie featuring the actor as a Boston janitor summoned home after 25 years by his high-school sweetheart Sonny (Elisabeth Shue). Terminally ill and under the care of a brusque, officious nurse (Melissa Leo), Sonny wants to spent the rest of her short life with Don — who wouldn’t mind that himself if not for the mounting levels of suspicion and secrets towering around them. Rookie writer-director Jake Goldberger cites Blood Simple as a seminal influence, but the film draws its primary energy from Church’s strapping, coiled reticence — not to mention the star’s leadership behind the scenes, where he labored for four years in the afterglow of his Oscar-nominated Sideways role to help bring Don McKay to fruition. Church recently spoke with Movieline about building McKay from scratch, wearing his producer hat, the backlash to last year’s loathed All About Steve , and what it was like going to work with Marlon Brando and Charlie Sheen (at the same time!)

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