Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Titanic 3-D Can get Postered, and 5 Other Tales You'll Be Talking About Today

Happy Wednesday! Also in this edition in the Broadsheet: Billy Burke rumored for Akira… The Expendables 2 upsets the Bulgarian softball softball bat population… Ron Meyer tries somewhat tenderness… There is a Nederlander version of Jersey Shoreline… plus much more. · James Cameron’s revival of Titanic is now offering a poster. Taking a step in the romantic, close-up clinch in the 1997 one-sheet, that certain rather suspensefully plays up stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet behind a screen of flying sperm that will undoubtedly rock theatergoers next season in 3-D. (Click image for bigger poster.) [THR] · Because the whitening of Hollywood’s forthcoming Akira adaptation wasn’t already infuriating enough to fans, now Warner Bros. has apparently offered Billy Burke the role of Ky Reed within the franchise hopeful. [THR] · Only in Bulgaria would the incursion in to a softball softball bat habitat be an actionable offense, but that is it: Producers for your Expendables 2 will have to pay a great for eliminating protected shrubbery and tress within the entrance in the famous Devetashka Cave. Favorite bit: “To avoid disturbing the bats, the producers have certain to avoid explosions, vehicle chases and fires in close closeness for the cave.” Stuntmen, however… [Deadline] · Universal chief Ron Meyer attempted another, less bracingly candid add Tuesday inside an internal memo talking about his way of the studio’s 100th anniversary in 2012: “Throughout Universal’s century, we’ve created films that have touched the hearts of millions, and fostered free airline’s romance with cinema. Some films are actually more efficient than these, however these have a very devote our history.” The Wolfman! [Deadline] · Have you ever gotten undecided about the primary distinction between what you are saying “pixilated” and “pixelated”? Forget about! [The Awl] · Now, a glimpse within the Nederlander just like Jersey Shoreline, happily entitled Oh Oh Cherso and potentially the finest blight on Nederlander culture since that radical who cut Theo Van Gogh’s throat. My people should not indicate this! Also: Can it be any coincidence it takes place inside the Hague? [The Lost Boy]

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