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Oscar-nominated screenwriter Hossein Amini has been hired to pen the upcoming Jack Ryan sequel.

The CIA analyst, who was created by Tom Clancy, has not appeared on screen since 2002's The Sum Of All Fears.

Paramount Pictures have instructed Hossein to write a script focusing on the origins of Ryan, as opposed to an existing Clancy novel, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Earlier this year Spider-Man director Sam Raimi decided against making the movie, choosing instead to focus on his superhero franchise.

No casting announcements have been made yet, however Harrison Ford, who played Ryan in Patriot Games and Clear And Present Danger, recently voiced his interest in reprising the role.

Alec Baldwin and Ben Affleck have also portrayed the character.

gyki98

an ordinary chickflick.i doubt im gona see this.

bala

Try this

gyki98

ok.that movie i am going to watch.the blonde chick looks a bit like beth stern

bala

she's ali laudry from heroes

gyki98

was she the chearleader?

bala

nope the porn star

gyki98

i have actualy started to watch season 1 of heroes and i dont know if its good or not.

bala

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A new big-screen adaptation of British comic character Judge Dredd has been greenlit.

Rebellion, which owns the rights to the character, has announced that the film will begin production in 2009.

Jason Kingsley, Rebellion's CEO and creative director, said: "We can't give away too many details at this point, but we're looking forward to working with DNA Films to bring Judge Dredd back to the big screen."

The movie will be produced in association with 2000 AD, the sci-fi anthology where Judge Dredd first appeared, and DNA Films, which produced Sunshine and 28 Weeks Later.

No details of cast or crew have been revealed yet.

Judge Dredd is one of Britain's most popular comic book characters, having first appeared in 1977. His comic strip details his adventures as a law enforcement officer in a futuristic, violent society.

A previous film adaptation, starring Sylvester Stallone, was released in 1995.

serena75

I saw the movie with Stallone from 1995, and didn't like it much. As you say: Not sure about this.

bala

They choose wrong actor for it plus story-line was bad

spratt89

I like the film it was funny in parts

spratt89

Jim Carrey's Yes Man has topped the weekend box office in the US.

Based on Danny Wallace's book, the film debuts at number one with $18 million in ticket sales. In a close second is Will Smith's drama Seven Pounds with $16 million, which makes it the first Smith movie since boxing biopic Ali not to open at the top of the US box office.

The other new release, Universal animation The Tale Of Despereaux, lands at number three.

Elsewhere, last week's chart leader The Day The Earth Stood Still slips to number four while awards hopeful Slumdog Millionaire climbs to number eight as it widens its theatrical release.

The top ten in full:

1. (-) Yes Man - $18,160,000
2. (-) Seven Pounds - $16,000,000
3. (-) The Tale Of Despereaux - $10,507,000
4. (1) The Day The Earth Stood Still - $10,150,000
5. (2) Four Christmases - $7,745,000
6. (3) Twilight - $5,227,000
7. (4) Bolt - $4,256,000
8. (11) Slumdog Millionaire - $3,150,000
9. (5) Australia - $2,325,000
10. (6) Quantum Of Solace - $2,150,000

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gyki98

crapy narnia rip off.not gona spend my time on this

bala

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Sylvester Stallone reportedly wants to reunite with Sandra Bullock for his action film The Expendables.

According to JoBlo, Bullock is being eyed for the role of a government agent attempting to track down a team of mercenaries on a mission to overthrow a South American dictator.

Stallone, who will write and direct the movie, is also starring as one of the mercenaries alongside Jason Statham, Jet Li and Dolph Lundgren.

spratt89

Zack Snyder has revealed that he wants to adapt Frank Miller's comic book The Dark Knight Returns into a feature film.

Snyder, who helmed a film version of Miller's 300 and upcoming comic movie Watchmen, told iFMagazine that he has asked studio Warner Bros about creating a big screen adaptation of the story, which focuses on an ageing Bruce Wayne as he comes out of retirement to defend Gotham City for a final time.

"I said I'm interested in Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns," he commented. "That's really my favourite comic book."

The director admitted that his chances of making the movie are slim as it is likely to conflict with Warner Bros's Christian Bale-led Batman series.

"The studio has this massive franchise and I don't think they'll let me make a Batman movie where he's 50 years old and Ronald Reagan is President," he said.

spratt89

Think the stuff that I hope that Sylvester Stallone and Sandra Bullock does go ahead

spratt89

I am really catching up with my films at the moment, lots of spare time and well I have over 400 DVDS.

bala

have you watch all shows on this site?