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Thunder Deity is King of Box Office

The God of Thunder made modest rumblings at the weekend box office. The official, rather typical, summer start was not quite as bright as last week. Thor, the first of many superhero movies this year headlined the weekend with $66 million. That is less than the movie it is most often compared to – Iron Man. Adding insult to injury is the majestic opening Fast Five received last week to the tune of more than $80 million. This proves that audiences favor familiarity over new beginnings. Fast Five came back with another $32 million putting its total domestic at $139.8 million.

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“Iron Man” Scribes Hired for “Tomb Raider” Reboot


The writers of the original Iron Man, Hawk Otsby and Mark Fergus, will script the reboot for GK Films. Deadline Hollywood reports that Graham King, a producer on the film, will likely pick an actress whose star is on the rise to embody Lara Croft as Angelina Jolie once did. The problem, however, is that she made for the ideal Lara Croft.

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Marvel Considering Hawkeye, Black Widow Spin-Offs


With Marvel’s Thor kicking off the U.S. summer season, Kevin Feige—the leader of Marvel Studios—has started alluding to potential projects being shopped around the Marvel offices. In talking with IndieWire, Feige notes that the 2013-2014 schedule should be revealed towards the end of summer and that a Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) and/or Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) spinoff is not out of the question.

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“Oz” Enlists Rachel Weisz for Evil Witch Role



The Hollywood Reporter’s Heat Vision blog relays that Weisz is currently negotiating for the role of the evil witch Evanora in Sam Raimi’sOz: The Great and Powerful. If negotiations go as planned, she’ll try to entice her sister, Theadora aka The Wicked Witch of the West (Mila Kunis), to join the dark side like herself. James Franco also stars as in the film as the titular character, “a snake oil salesman who finds himself dealing with real magic when his balloon carries him into a fabled land and he runs into genuine witches.”

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Ben Kingsley, Anna Faris Looking to Join Baren Cohen in “The Dictator”


Variety reports that Kingsley has signed on to star in The Dictator, Sacha Baren Cohen’s upcoming satire said to be based on Saddam Hussein. Additionally, Deadline relays that Anna Faris is negotiating to play “the owner of an organic food store.” 

Kristen Wiig and Gillian Jacobs (TV’s Community) were also in contention to play this character not too long ago. 

The role apparently requires expert skills in improvisation and Faris goes above and beyond to make audiences laugh.

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Paul W.S. Anderson to Direct “Pompeii”



Paul W.S. Anderson is perhaps best known for his “Resident Evil” features. Although he’s not exactly a critical favorite, he’s built himself a devoted following and the respect of Summit Entertainment, the studio he often works with. This fall, the partnership will bring the 3-DThree Musketeers to theaters, but Anderson and Summit have already found their next project. 

Anderson will now move into disaster/tragedy territory with an epic historical romance. He’ll direct Pompeii, a film that covers Mt. Vesuvius’ eruption and the consequent destruction of Pompeii. It will center more on a romance, however, between a slave and the daughter of his master, not unlike James Cameron’s 1997 masterpiece Titanic.

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Tom Hiddleston Confirms Loki’s Evil “Avengers” Plans


It was reported a few months ago that Thor’s nemesis Loki would be appearing as the main villain in Joss Whedon’s The Avengers next year. In an interview with Vulture, Tom Hiddleston, who plays the Norse god in the new movie Thor, has confirmed his involvement with next summer’s highly anticipated superhero battle royale.

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DVD/Blu-ray DISCussion (New for 5.3.11)

It is another disappointing week of releases. Still the show must go on and The Green Hornet
did have an audience and may offer you an action fix. In the challenge
of international film of the week, Sweden beats France with Smiles of a Summer Night
Back in the 60s The Green Hornet was a popular TV show that started the career of the great Bruce Lee. Now over 40 years later a film adaptation was made. The Green Hornet film project was in development for a long time and many actors and directors were attached to it: Jet Li, Jason Scott Lee (Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story), Kevin Smith, Stephen Chow (Kung Fu Hustle), etc…. Michal Gondry of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind fame took the role, a job he was first offered in 1997.

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Chris Hemsworth Might Be Kristen Stewart’s “Huntsman”


Kristen Stewart has been attached to Universal’s Snow White and the Huntsman as the titular maiden for quite some time. Hugh Jackman and Viggo Mortensen were both in talks for the other title role, but negotiations fell through. After a brief lull in news on the feature, Deadline Hollywood relays that Chris Hemsworth, star of Marvel’s Thor, currently tops Universal’s list of contenders to play the huntsman.

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Fast Five Takes the Easy Route to No. 1

The winner of the box office is should be no surprise this week, or the next 16 weekends for that matter. Each tentpole owns its release window with humble counterprogramming thrown in for kicks. That was the case for Fast Five. Justin Lin’s latest take on the series outdid estimates and grossed $83 million over the weekend and more than $3 million in midnight showings late Thursday. The fourth sequel surpassed its predecessors by a cool $13 million. Obviously heists are an improvement over Japanese auto tricks. With another $81 million in overseas tickets we can all look forward to a sixth addition to the franchise.



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