pIn a surprise move over the weekend, Sony Pictures has pulled the superhero comedy “The Green Hornet” out of mid-Summer 2010 release and pushed it back to the week before Christmas next year – a full five month delay./p pOriginally scheduled for July 7th, the Seth Rogen-led and Michel Gondry-directed tentpole will now bow on December 17th 2010. The film takes over the slot put aside for Sony’s CG and live-action combination take on the classic cartoon “The Smurfs” which itself will likely be pushed into 2011./p pFilming hasn’t yet begun on ‘Hornet’ and no official reason was given, though Rogen himself told a href=”http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/2008-12-6-motion-captured/posts/green-hornet-parks-the-black-beauty-on-a-new-release-date”HitFix/a that he was relieved about the delay as it gives the filmmakers a lot “more time to finish and promote the movie”./p pThe delay also means the film will likely see a huge push at next year’s San Diego Comic Con in late July./p

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"Green Hornet" Delayed Five Months

Remember that rumor from a few weeks ago that The Hobbit might end up being shot in 3D? Yea, it’s not true. That’s why it was a rumor – it was a bit hard to believe.

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Guillermo on Hobbit 3D Rumors, His DP Choice, and Avatar!

The NY Times (via The Playlist ) has the first two photos from John Cameron Mitchell’s Rabbit Hole , an adaptation of David Lindsay-Abaire’s Pulitzer prize-winning stage play about a suburban mother dealing with the loss of a child. The project was first announced back in April and is a small $10 million indie shot in New York that stars Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart , directed by the same guy who made Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Shortbus . “When I first responded to it, it was because I read it, and it was about grief, which fascinates me,” Kidman said

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First Look: Nicole Kidman Aaron Eckhart in Rabbit Hole

The NY Times (via The Playlist ) has the first two photos from John Cameron Mitchell’s Rabbit Hole , an adaptation of David Lindsay-Abaire’s Pulitzer prize-winning stage play about a suburban mother dealing with the loss of a child. The project was first announced back in April and is a small $10 million indie shot in New York that stars Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart , directed by the same guy who made Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Shortbus . “When I first responded to it, it was because I read it, and it was about grief, which fascinates me,” Kidman said

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First Look: Nicole Kidman Aaron Eckhart in Rabbit Hole

Oh hell yes! Sony has started development on a third installment of the Bad Boys franchise that the one-and-only Michael Bay launched years ago. The studio has hired newcomer Peter Craig , who wrote Ben Affleck’s The Town and is also writing the Cowboy Bebop movie, to write the Bad Boys 3 screenplay

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Sony Starts Development on Bad Boys 3, Hires a Screenwriter

Oh hell yes! Sony has started development on a third installment of the Bad Boys franchise that the one-and-only Michael Bay launched years ago.

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Sony Starts Development on Bad Boys 3, Hires a Screenwriter

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Nu Image Gives Sylvester Stallone’s Rambo 5 a Greenlight

Wow. To be honest, I never thought this would happen. Variety reports that Nu Image/Millennium Films has greenlit a fifth Rambo movie following the fourth Rambo movie from 2008

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Jerry Bruckheimer has just bought the rights to a short story written by screenwriter Derek Haas called Shake .

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Jerry Bruckheimer Picks Up Derek Haas’ Short Story ‘Shake’

Jerry Bruckheimer has just bought the rights to a short story written by screenwriter Derek Haas called Shake . Haas will now expand the story into a feature screenplay.

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