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MOVIE NEWS

SCREAM 4

Writer-director Wes Craven has spoken about the possibilty of a fourth Scream movie recently, saying: "I had lunch with Neve Campbell (right) a month and a half ago and she said she had been approached about a fourth Scream. Right now I think she would do it."

But Craven isn't so keen himself on the possibility of returning to the horror franchise that reignited his career in the mid-90's, saying: "It'd have to be a situation where the gig and the money were right. Then I would have to have complete control of the film because it just got a little too nutty over there at 'Miramax' for me. I think there's a burnout factor with that company. As much as I was a fan of their daring, their love of film and everything else, everybody who works there is like, 'Let me out of here!' It just gets a little bit too crazy."

But is original writer Kevin Williamson involved? According to Craven - "I don't know. I'm just not in that loop anymore, and I'm not making any effort to be in that loop. I heard about it from Neve and she asked me if I was going to do it and I said I knew nothing about it."

ALIEN VS PREDATOR 2

Tom Rothman, Head of 'Fox', has given credence to rumours of a sequel to 2004's surprise hit
Alien Vs Predator, saying: "... I think they just got the script, they just got the script in... we are making that movie, it's gonna be kick ass. We're hoping for August of 2007 release. That's what we hope."

BATMAN BEGINS 2

Brit actor Paul Bettany has his first villainous roles in upcoming movies The Da Vinci Code and Firewall, and is therefore strongly rumoured as a contender for The Joker in the next Batman movie.

Bettany told 'ComingSoon.net' that: "Nobody has rung me up officially and asked, 'Would you like to be in it?' I'm just wondering if my mother started the rumors."

Director Christopher Nolan is returning to the franchise, after filming The Prestige with Batman star Christian Bale.

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PAN'S LABYRINTH

Director Guillermo Del Toro alternates between Spanish language and English language movies, and the upcoming Pan's Labyrinth is in the former tongue. It comprises another of his spectacularly horror fairy tales, akin to The Devil's Backbone, and the one-sheet poster has been released (see right).

INDIANA JONES 4

The fourth Indiana Jones movie is still stuck in development hell, despite occassional claims that the movie will be goijg ahead very soon, and Harrison Ford is still getting older. The 63-year-old actor recently commented on ID4 again, saying: "I can't tell you anything about Indiana Jones, but I think you've just seen a film in which I perform physically to an extent [that will be] sufficient for Indiana Jones. The audience is there. Everybody involved is anxious to make the film again."

CHRONICLES OF NARNIA - PRINCE CASPIAN

Moves are afoot at 'Disney' to start work on the prequel Narnia story Prince Caspian, with director Andrew Adamson again understood to be involved.

EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE

Remember those Clint Eastwood comedies with Clyde the orangutan punching rednecked idiots? Well, stand by for the remake starring none other than WWE wrestler The Rock...


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THE 78th ACADEMY AWARDS - NOMINATIONS & PREDICTIONS

1. Best Picture

  • PREDICTION: I think Brokeback Mountain will win somehiw, although I'd love to be proven wrong and see Munich grab the top prize as it's by far the better film.

    2. Best Actor

  • PREDICTION: The Academy seem to like impersonations (see last year's Ray), so Joaquin Phoenix could scoop it - although I believe Philip Seymour Hoffman deserves some recognition. If he wins, it would also mean his next film would be the obligatory cash-in (Mission Impossible III) - a career tactic favoured by Jamie Foxx (Stealth), Charlize Theron (Aeon Flux) and Halle Berry (Catwoman).

    3. Best Actress

  • PREDICTION: Tricky. Somehow I can't imagine a Desperate Housewife winning, and Charlize Theron seems like a nomination based on her newfound Oscar pedigree after Monster, so I'll be controversial and go for Keira Knightley. If she won it would certainly mean less Domino-like movies and would cement her as a true Hollywood A-lister. Is the time right for her so early in her career?

    4. Supporting Actor

  • PREDICTION: Nice to see William Hurt in there, very unusual choice. I'd say this could be Matt Dillon's year.

    5. Supporting Actress

  • PREDICTION: It would be nice for Rachel Weisz to win, but something says Catherine Keener to me. A very underrated and usually snubbed actress who deserved her time in the spotlight.

    6. Director

  • PREDICTION: Hmmm, Spielberg hopefully. Clooney would be an amazing win given his relative inexperience, but I'll go for Ang Lee.

    7. Foreign Film

  • PREDICTION: Who knows... but Kung Fu Hustle at least is a recognized movie being nominated!

    8. Adapted Screenplay

  • PREDICTION: Surely it has to be Munich, right? Very tricky subject matter to do justice with.

    9. Original Screenplay

  • PREDICTION: Interesting. Crash I'd say.

    10. Animated Feature Film

  • PREDICTION: All very fine animations, but W&G is by far the labour of love and most entertaining film.

    11. Art Direction

  • PREDICTION: Tricky. Potter didn't really do anything new compared to the previous movies, Pride & Prejudice looked gorgeous but was quite conventional... so I'll go for King Kong as its 1930's New York was sublime.

    12. Cinematography

  • PREDICTION: All very good and deserving, but The New World is the more unique.

    13. Sound Mixing

  • PREDICTION: WOTW or King Kong. I prefered the ape.

    14. Sound Editing

  • PREDICTION: Ditto.

    15. Original Score

  • PREDICTION: Law of averages says a Williams score, and I liked Munich.

    16. Original Song

    17. Costume

  • PREDICTION: The Yanks love corsets. P&P should nab it.

    18. Documentary Feature

  • PREDICTION: Haha, if March Of The Penguins doesn't win this I will watch Son Of Mask.

    19. Documentary (short subject)

    20. Film Editing

  • PREDICTION: Crash.

    21. Makeup

  • PREDICTION: To be honest, there's more CGI in Star Wars than make-up... so Narnia to win!

    22. Animated Short Film

    23. Live Action Short Film

    24. Visual Effects

  • PREDICTION: All very good. Narnia didn't have consistency in effects work, whereas WOTW and King Kong did. Personally, I feel the work behind animating a giant gorilla outweighs the relatively trivial alien tripod fx. But why no Star Wars?


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    US TOP 10 (CINEMA)

    All figures are weekend box-office gross.

    UK TOP 10 (CINEMA)


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