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A bunch of 'Hancock' Posters: http://www.kinopoisk.ru/level/17/film/102151/page/1/ http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/6749/rareposterzx8.jpg

So if Harrison Ford wants to make a new 'Indiana Jones' movie, nobody criticizes his age, but if Stallone wants to make 'Rocky Balboa' and 'Rambo', people say he's old? OK! Like it or not, Sly could be Miller's Batman. You probably think he's a bad actor, but with his two last movies he's proved that he can play old, sad and depressed characters if he wants, and that's what Miller's Batman is.

You can watch the video here: http://video.accesshollywood.com/player/?id=622461

Man, we're talking about Miller's graphic novel 'The Dark Knight Returns', a Batman in his 50's, dark and depressed. Personally, I think that Sly could portray him perfectly. I don't see the problem. And Rocky VI happens to be one of my favorite movies of all time.

Will Smith confirms he's not 'Captain America' MTV Splash Page chased down Will Smith to put a nail in the coffin of the rumor they'd starter: that the actor had been offered the role of 'Captain America'. The rumor was floated by actor Derek Luke during an interview, but quickly debunked by Ain't it Cool. Now Smith himself comments: Video: http://www.comics2film.com/index.php?a=story&b=35620

I think he'd be perfect for the role.

Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xESx4t04dUk Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qp5yAhOCLq0

http://www.moviehole.net/200815351-stallone-as-batman :wickedwisdom: :wickedwisdom:

Actually, we've seen it 4 times on this site: 1: http://www.jazzyjefffreshprince.com/forum/...showtopic=12516 2: http://www.jazzyjefffreshprince.com/forum/...showtopic=12555 3: http://www.jazzyjefffreshprince.com/forum/...showtopic=12580 4: http://www.jazzyjefffreshprince.com/forum/...mp;#entry186297 Yours would be number 5, AJ!

"Hancock" DVD/Blu-ray Covers and Details Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced one-disc theatrical, one-disc unrated, two-disc unrated, and two-disc Blu-ray releases of "Hancock," which will be available to own on November 25th. Check out the below for each version's details. [via DVDActive] One-Disc Theatrical Edition and Unrated Edition DVD Bonus Features Include: * Featurette: Superhumans: The Making of Hancock * Featurette: Seeing the Future * Featurette: Building a Better Hero * Featurette: Bumps and Bruises * Featurette: Mere Mortals: Behind the Scenes with 'Dirty Pete' One-Disc Unrated DVD: http://img293.imageshack.us/img293/6441/01bz2.jpg One-Disc Theatrical DVD: http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/7695/02px4.jpg Two-Disc Unrated Special Edition DVD Bonus Features Include: * Theatrical and Unrated Versions of Hancock * Featurette: Superhumans: The Making of Hancock * Featurette: Home Life * Featurette: Seeing the Future * Featurette: Suiting Up * Featurette: Building a Better Hero * Featurette: Bumps and Bruises * Featurette: Mere Mortals: Behind the Scenes with 'Dirty Pete' * Bonus Digital Copy of the Film Two-Disc Unrated DVD: http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/9486/03iq9.jpg Two-Disc Blu-ray High-Def Bonus Features Include: * Theatrical and Unrated Versions of Hancock * Featurette: Superhumans: The Making of Hancock * Featurette: Home Life * Featurette: Seeing the Future * Featurette: Suiting Up * Featurette: Building a Better Hero * Featurette: Bumps and Bruises * Featurette: Mere Mortals: Behind the Scenes with 'Dirty Pete' * Blu-ray Exclusive Feature: "On-Set Visual Diary" BonusView Picture-In-Picture * Bonus Digital Copy of the Film 2-Disc Blu-ray: http://img369.imageshack.us/img369/3694/04qq8.jpg http://img508.imageshack.us/img508/8086/05tj0.jpg Source: http://www.worstpreviews.com/headline.php?...109&count=0

Have a great day dude! :tee: :emot-keke: :clap2: :7: :respect: :dj: :Party_fest09: :yeah: :wickedwisdom: :jazzy: :party: :pony: :wiggle: :gettinjiggywitit:

He must be joking... he has to be joking... I'm sure he's just joking... I HOPE he's JOKING!... :bat: :bat: :bat:

LOL! I was going to post this and then I saw you did it before... I think it's fake, to be honest.

Jada Pinkett Smith Says Katie Holmes' Broadway Debut Will Be 'Fabulous' There's less than a week left until Katie Holmes debuts on Broadway in Arthur Miller's All My Sons, and her good friend Jada Pinkett Smith has high hopes for her performance, according to Us Weekly. "I know she is going to be fabulous," Jada told the mag. Jada is so confident about her Katie's acting chops that she said to US, "I am going to be there on opening night." Katie won't be the only star lighting up the stage in the play – she'll join hunky Patrick Wilson and veterans Dianne Wiest and John Lithgow in the production. Previews begin on September 18, 2008 at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater in New York, and the play will open on October 16 and run through January 11, 2009. http://www.etonline.com/news/2008/09/65479/

And more opinions... Source! http://www.comingsoon.net/films.php?id=37021

'The Women' Bring Femme Power To NY ET is taking you to the red carpet of the New York screening of of 'The Women' -- starring a who's who of A-listers who only have one thing on their mind -- politics! "No matter what political party you side with, it's a very exciting year for women," Eva Mendes says. "And actually for Americans in general." Meg Ryan, Jada Pinkett Smith, Annette Bening, Debra Messing, Debi Mazar and Candice Bergen are just a few of the superstars in this femme-ferocious cast. 'The Women,' a remake of the 1939 classic, is directed by "Murphy Brown" creator Diane English. In theaters Friday, 'The Women' tells a story about a wealthy married woman who is the last to learn that her husband is cheating on her with a shopgirl. Video! http://www.etonline.com/news/2008/09/65450/index.html

Pics! http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.a...mp;src=standard http://www.daylife.com/topic/Jada_Pinkett_Smith/photos/all/1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19ULE2yqv_g

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Aww hell naww! Not again! :lolsign: Good to see people writing their opinions though. :thumbsup:

Video! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpRP8zhTt50&eurl

In the hilarious animated comedy, Madagascar, Ben Stiller starred as Alex the Lion, Chris Rock voiced Marty the Zebra, and Jada Pinkett Smith took on Gloria, the loud-mouthed hippo. Thankfully, those lovable animals will return to the big screen on November 7 in Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa. iVillage had the chance to sit down with these three very funny actors to talk about the movie, their lives, and their late costar, Bernie Mac. On Having Their Children in the Film: Ben Stiller: Well, it was tough because he [son Quinlin], you know, he knew that like, there was something going on. He's only three... and Ella's six. They were sort of wary of the situation. They don't like to be be told to do anything. But, then he got in there, and he got in front of the microphone, and there was a run of like a minute where he just had fun and he was like, making sounds, and we were saying like, "Oh, be happy, happy and sad." And then he started to, you know, get a little bit intimidated by the microphone and the whole thing. And then that's when you start to feel like this horrible stage parent... But, I'm happy that they're both in the movie. It's interesting because you realize if kids aren't that comfortable with that situation, you don't want to force them to do it... I was happy that they weren't like, sort of, getting up there and going like, all Shirley Temple or something. Jada Pinkett Smith: Oh, that was so cute. Because she'd been asking. She was like, "So, how does that work? How does the animation thing work? Mommy, what happens?"... So, it was great when I got the phone call saying, "Would Willow like to play little Gloria?" And so she got to come in. Do some lines. And she got to see the process for herself, rather than me telling her. She actually could experience it in life for herself. So, that was great. On Bernie Mac: Jada Pinkett Smith: It's funny, because I saw the movie the day before he passed. [someone at Dreamworks] told me that he was ill... I didn't know he was in the hospital. I said, "Oh, man, I gotta reach out to Bernie." And then I woke up the next morning, my husband was like "Bernie's gone." That was unfortunate. But, I did have the opportunity to know him. He was a great guy. Ben Stiller: I mean, it's so sad and, what I did get the chance to do is listen to his performance a lot, especially in the last few months, as we're getting closer to the movie being finished. And I was so excited -- really -- I thought we were going to be able to spend some time together...because, I think he's so good in the film. I just thought it was great casting, and what he did with the role, it just like, exuded so much warmth. And so, it's obviously a really, really sad thing. And, my heart goes out to his family. Chris Rock: I got a ton of favorite memories of Bernie, man. Just hanging out. We filmed this movie, Head of State, a few years ago. And just every day he was the life of the party. He was the funniest guy around. He made everyone around him feel welcomed and everybody felt like they kind of knew him. And, you know, he was just a great guy to have around. On Balancing Work and Family: Ben Stiller: Being together no matter what is probably the biggest thing. You know, just, being in the same place. So, like, this summer I've been shooting in Vancouver and the family's been up there all summer, so we've been together. We're here [in New York] now together... Because even if the hours are long, you still get together at, you know, night, or in the morning, or you're just there, and there's a feeling that everybody's connected, which is really important. Jada Pinkett Smith: I just say, you know, "Mommy's out." ...You know, to just have quiet time. Even trips like this, you know? I'm here by myself. I'm only here for one day, but I'm here by myself. You know what I mean? It's like I got to sleep in the bed myself... I got the ride on the plane... So, that type of time is very valuable, you know? ... Women, we put out so much. And it's so important that we plug in somewhere, you know? A lot of times, people try to make it seem as though that's not important. Like, you've just gotta give, give, give, give. And if you don't, then that makes you a bad mom and a bad person, if you even want to take a sliver of time for yourself. And what I've learned is that I'm a much better mother, and a much better wife when I have time to be able to go and just collect myself. And my husband has learned and my kids have learned... [that they] receive the rewards of Mommy having time to herself. Chris Rock: I guess my wife handles more of the balancing than me... You're not just working to take care of them. You're working to take care of them in the event something happens to you. So, you know, being a dad, not only are you responsible for your wife and kids, if you die and they have to move four years later, you're a bad father. Like, you're really responsible for these people. So yeah, there's no balance for me. I work, work, work. When I'm off work, I spend time with my family. http://movieinsider.ivillage.com/entertain...ck-and-jad.html

Actress Jada Pinkett-Smith hit up the “Late Show with David Letterman” last night wearing a off shoulder body hugger. Jada is currently promoting her new project “The Women,” which recently premiered. In other Pinkett-Smith news, she reportedly said she “might have made a mistake” when she begged her husband Will Smith to take a one-year break after he finished promoting his latest action flick Hancock this year (08). She says, “It’s been tricky. We just moved into the new house not too long ago and he’s basically knocking walls down, he’s digging up stuff. He’s beating it to death… I told him, ‘Going back to work after Thanksgiving may be a good idea’. http://blog.singersroom.com/celebs/index.p...-the-late-show/

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