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DAN'S   MOVIE   DIGEST

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** MOVIE NEWS **

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HELLBOY

More images from Guillermo Del Toro's Hellboy movie have been released (below and below-right), and all look very promising for fans of the comic-book series my Mike Mignol.

ALEXANDER

Val Kilmer has joined the cast of Alexander, effectively leaving Michael Mann's Collateral in doing so. Collateral stars Tom Cruise as a contract killer who takes a cab driver (Jamie Foxx) hostage and forces him to drive him around town on a series of hits.

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ALIEN 5

Ridley Scott was interviewed by 'DVD Rama' and stated he has been in contact with 'Fox' about returning for Alien 5: "'Fox' and Sigourney Weaver have contacted me; they want to conclude this series with the one who has begun it. But there are not even serious talks."

"I don't really know what I could do... unless I go back to the questions stated in the first episode. Where does the crashed ship on the planet with this mysterious extra-terrestrial come from? We could wonder whether massive destruction weapons, which could threaten the Earth, had been used or not. I could be inspired by The War Of The Worlds..."

ALIEN VS PREDATOR

'Variety' reports that actor Lance Henriksen has signed onto the crossover movie, to be directed by Paul W.S Anderson (Resident Evil). Henriksen will play an evil billionaire industrialist - but it's not known if there will be a link to his role as android Bishop in Aliens and Alien 3.

BEWITCHED

'Upcoming Movies' received word on the plotline for the movie adaptation of TV series Bewitched. The movie, written by Nora Ephron, has Samantha (Nicole Kidman) as a witch from a magical world arriving on Earth to escape the bother of her family. Once there, she's hired as an actress in a TV sitcom about a witch who falls in love with a mortal man called Darrin Stephens.

BLADE - TRINITY

Actress Parker Posey (Scream 3) has joined the cast of Blade Trinity as a vampire. David Goyer - writer of the first two films - will write and direct this final instalment of the vampire action series starring Wesley Snipes.

THE BROTHERS GRIMM

Monica Bellucci (The Matrix Reloaded) has signed to play the Evil Queen in Terry Gilliam's whimsical The Brothers Grimm, now shooting in Prague.

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CATWOMAN

The first image of Halle Berry in the new Catwoman suit has been revealed and it looks, er, ridiculously dated, frankly! But we'll see how it looks onscreen... (see right)

DIE HARD 4

'The Z Review' suggests that Vin Diesel is being considered as the villain in the fourth Die Hard movie with Bruce Willis.

THE FANTASTIC FOUR

'Upcoming Movies' reports that the character of Johnny Storm (a.k.a The Human Torch) in the Fantastic Four movie - now due for release in 2005 - will only "flame on" his hands to keep the budget down!

LOGAN'S RUN

Director Bryan Singer (X-Men 2) is apparently involved with a planned remake of classic '70s sci-fi adventure Logan's Run...

MAGNUM, P.I

That's right; the '80s series starring Tom Selleck is to be adapted into a movie by Austin Powers co-writer Michael McCullers. The film will focus on "a former Naval intelligence officer hired to head security at the estate of wealthy absentee owner Robin Masters. Magnum uses the mansion as a base to work his own detective cases, employing the resources of the estate owner that included the signature red 308 GTS Ferrari."

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THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS

'The Maverick Records' soundtrack to The Matrix Revolutions will be released on 4 November - one day before the movie's release. The soundtrack comprises over an hour of music, including "In My Head" by Pale 3, which plays in the Merovingian's Hell Club (3:46), two cues that feature Don Davis' collaboration with Juno Reactor, a 9 minute end credit re-mix of Don Davis' "Super Burly Brawl" music by Juno Reactor, and 45 minutes of orchestral underscore by Don Davis.

In related news, The Matrix Revolutions will premiere around the world at exactly the same time! 5 November - 6 a.m. in Los Angeles, 9 a.m. in New York, 2 p.m. in London, 5 p.m. in Moscow, 11 p.m. in Tokyo, etc.

The Matrix Revolutions: The IMAX Experience will also debut at IMAX Theatres in the U.S on 5 November. This is the first time a major Hollywood movie has been released on 35mm and IMAX's revolutionary 15/70 format simultaneously.

SHANGHAI DAWN

A sequel to Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights - entitled Shanghai Dawn (clever, see?) - will definitely happen, according to star Jackie Chan. Supposedly this new film will feature Egypt.

SUPERMAN

'Superman-V' spoke exclusively with producer Dan Henderson about how the troublesome production on the new Superman movie is going. Henderson said: "No casting is taking place... [Charlie's Angels director] McG hasn't signed... Jon Peters is one of the producers and J.J. Abrams is [still] the writer."

Owen Paterson is still the movie's Production Designer and Kym Barrett the Costume Designer. At present Henderson says the project is in development and that they are working closely on improving the screenplay.

TENACIOUS D

www.tenaciousd.com reports that Jack Black's movie based on his band Tenacious D has been written and will begin production for a late-2004 release. The movie is currently entitled Tenacious D: In The Pick Of Destiny.

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SPY HUNTER

WWE superstar The Rock will indeed take the lead in a movie adaptation of video-game series Spy Hunter.

The Rock will play an ex-jet jockey who now uses his high-tech vehicle to track down an outfit of nefarious former espionage agents.

'Universal' wants the film to start shooting in 2004 for a summer 2005 release - to contend with Star Wars Episode III and Indiana Jones 4.

THE THREE STOOGES

The Farrelly Brothers will definitely write and direct a movie based on The Three Stooges for 'Warner Brothers'.

'Sony' originally held the movie rights to the project but let them expire, allowing 'Warner Brothers' to step in. The Farrelly's apparently spent last winter and spring writing a a contemporized script with Mike Cerrone featuring the Moe, Larry and Curly characters.

UNDERWORLD II & III

Despite mixed reviews, Underworld has done enough business to ensure a sequel and a prequel - are under serious consideration.

Director Len Wiseman confirmed, saying: "There's actually a sequel and a prequel that was mapped out when we sold this film. [Co-writer] Danny McBride and myself - there was so much that we wanted to tell in this story that it was getting a bit confusing for us to map out all the history and the wars. We said, 'You know what? Let's map out a long story that would maybe span out three films and let's then be able to tell our film in the middle.'"

"But we had to kind of map out the whole thing to get to the point where we are now because it does have a lot of layers in it. But we do want to tell a lot of that back story and I'm obsessed with going back to the Dark Ages and showing the war when it was legions of werewolves fighting an army of vampires on horseback, invading their castle."

"I think that would be insane visuals! So that's a bit of what the sequel is. We are already in the deal for the sequel and the studios incredibly excited about it. I think the 15 minutes [of the sequel] will be a prequel for the sequel, much like an 'Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade' type of situation."

X-MEN 3

'Fox' are trying to sign Hugh Jackman to a two-picture deal for the actor to continue playing Wolverine in their X-Men franchise. James Marsden (Cyclops) and Alan Cumming (Nightcrawler) have already signed for X-Men 3.

Jackman is rumoured to net $20 million to reprise his role in another sequel, and a possible spin-off movie that will feature Kelly Hu (Lady Deathstrike) and Tyler Mane (Sabretooth).

A source from 'Fox' has said: "X3, right now is quiet. No meetings have taken place, regarding the third film, but may begin in 2004. A Wolverine film, is also on our to-do list, but is in the same boat as X3."


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TRAILERS

The Matrix Revolutions - Full Theatrical Trailer

The final trailer for the final chapter of The Matrix Trilogy has been released on the official website. As expected, the trailer is absolutely fantastic, giving some truly remarkable glimpses at the action (with almost no bullet-time, but serious amounts of sci-fi hardware!)

Most interestingly are: glimpses of a blue sky with a crescent moon, Neo destroying Sentinels while blindfolded, huge armoured "power suits" worn by the people of Zion as 250,000 Sentinels attack their city, hundreds of Agent Smith clones lining a rain-soaked street, and Neo addressing a spherical A.I in the machine city of Zero One!

Even for those somewhat deflated by Reloaded this summer, Revolutions looks like a truly amazing conclusion to an impressive movie trilogy.

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See below for pics from the trailer

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This is it; the final chapter of J.R.R Tolkien's masterpiece, given life with such awesome precision by Peter Jackson. The Return Of The King promises to end the trilogy with outrageously large battle sequences against the might of Sauron's arsenal, giant spider Shelob, more Gollum deviousness and the inevitable trek up Mount Doom...

But let's not forget the humanity, for Jackson promises there won't be a dry eye in the house as the fate of all the characters is revealed...

So is the trailer any good? Well, yes, it's good, but to be honest no LOTR trailer has excited me very much. To Jackson's credit he holds a lot of the "money shots" for the actual film, knowing full well people don't need to be wowed into buying tickets. So, while there are some undeniably eye-popping shots sprinkled throughout - it's basically more of the same...

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US TOP 10 (CINEMA)

All figures are weekend box-office gross.

UK TOP 10 (CINEMA)


Cover ** IN THE PIPELINE **

Note that these are UK release dates.

  • October 2003: Down With Love (3), House Of 1000 Corpses (3), Bad Boys 2 (3), Finding Nemo (10), The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (17), The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen (17), Kill Bill - Volume I (17), Alien - Director's Cut (31), The Singing Detective (31), Seabiscuit (31)
  • November 2003: The Matrix Revolutions (7), Love Actually (21), Master & Commander (28), Scary Movie 3 (28), Timeline (28)
  • December 2003: S.W.A.T (5), Lord Of The Rings - The Return Of The King (19), Peter Pan (26)
  • January 2004: The Last Samurai (9), Kill Bill - Volume II (23), Stuck On You (23), Big Fish (30)
  • February 2004: Looney Tunes Back In Action (13), The Alamo (20)
  • March 2004: The Exorcist - The Beginning (19)
  • April 2004: Dr Seuss' The Cat In The Hat (2), Scooby Doo 2 (9), Hellboy (23)
  • May 2004: Troy (21), Van Helsing (21), The Day After Tomorrow (28)
  • June 2004: Harry Potter & The Prisoner Of Azkaban (4), Shrek 2 (4), Spider-Man 2 (16), Thunderbirds (23), Garfield (30)
  • August 2004: I, Robot (13), The Chronicles Of Riddick (20)

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