The Weinstein Company has released another trailer for Rob Marshall’s musical Nine , which was derived from an Italian play by Mario Fratti which was inspired by Federico Fellini’s autobiographical film 8½ . This new trailer is a bit more conventional than the previous two in that it finally gives us a bit of insight into the plot of the film as well as a variety of songs showcasing the talents of Fergie, Penelope Cruz, and more. But still no display of Daniel Day-Lewis’ musical chops

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Rob Marshall’s Musical Nine Gets One Final Theatrical Trailer

We haven’t really seen a good viral kick off in a while, so this is kind of exciting to see another one start up. There’s nothing going on with Tron Legacy viral at the moment and with District 9 almost out on DVD , that one has wrapped up as well

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The Crazies Goes Viral – Save Ogden Marsh from Toxic Waste

Paramount has debuted the first official teaser poster for Iron Man 2 this afternoon over on Yahoo . Jon Favreau tipped us off via Twitter that this would be debuting and it’s a beauty. I wasn’t overly fond of the final Iron Man posters they used on the first movie, I just thought there was too much going on, but this one is sleek and sexy and just plain awesome.

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Official Teaser Poster for Jon Favreau’s Iron Man 2 Revealed!

We all saw this coming. Even though it was widely reported in early October that Quentin Tarantino had made a promise on an Italian talk show that “the Bride [would] fight again,” it’s not exactly going to be his next project

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Tarantino Says Kill Bill 3 Isn’t Next Will Have a Newer Title

Although we already featured the logo artwork (seen above) and a shot of Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan doing some fight training together on set a few months ago, this is the first official photo from Sony’s The Karate Kid remake. This shot comes from People mag with a little blurb and some quotes from both Smith and Chan. “I trained every day for four months with Master Wu [the film's fight coordinator],” Jaden said.

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First Official Look: Jaden Smith Jackie Chan in The Karate Kid

Just last week we heard from Ryan Reynolds (via MTV ) and all the excitement he has about working with Martin Campbell on the DC Comics’ adaptation of Green Lantern . But with no trailer, no pictures, nor even a simple teaser poster, we’re all dying to hear something good about this potential new franchise that will be introducing the world to a superhero who has never made his way to the big screen before.

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Ryan Reynolds Speaks About Green Lantern’s Origin Story

More problems with Universal, go figure, that studio is in the worst condition possible. And this isn’t going to help

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Paul Greengrass Quits Bourne 4 Over Problems With Universal

It’s no secret that actor Robert Downey Jr. had a hand in crafting the somewhat life-mirroring character of Tony Stark in Marvel’s Iron Man

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Robert Downey Jr. Definitely Had a Hand in Writing Iron Man 2

pBy now you must have heard that Oren Peli has already shot his next project, a follow-up to the micro-budget smash hit a href=http://www.reelmovienews.com/movies/paranormal-activity/emParanormal Activity/em/a, but it wasn’t clear who would be distributing the $5 million dollar found footage styled emArea 51/em. Until now./p p style=text-align: center;img src=http://www.reelmovienews.com/files/area-51-warning-sign_279×223.jpg width=279 alt=Area 51 Warning Sign height=223 //p p style=text-align: left;Paramount Pictures, who distributed emParanormal Activity/em with a href=http://www.reelmovienews.com/2009/10/paranormal-activity-scares-away-jigsaw/resounding success/a, seems to be building a relationship with Peli. They’ve officially signed on to distribute emArea 51/em, having made a high seven-figure bid to co-finance the film with Incentive Filmed Entertainment and the Aramid Entertainment Fund as well as any potential sequels at the recent American Film Market./p p style=text-align: left;Area 51 has already been shot on a reported budget of $5 million in the same first-person camera style as emParanormal Activity/em, and like its predecessor, stars unknown actors.

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Paramount Picks Up Peli’s Paranormal Activity Follow-Up

However, this is nothing short of customary when dealing with a film on a scale like Avatar where there’s even the slightest possibility for a franchise. Sam Worthington himself told Total Film (via MarketSaw ):  “You work 18-hour days. I was on it for 14 months.

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Sam Worthington Apparently Signed for Two Avatar Sequels