"I think for Disney it will mostly be 'Pirates,' obviously," Bruckheimer says. "That's a great franchise for them and for us too. Beloved, with a great character and Johnny's really excited about coming back to Captain Jack. "

Bruckheimer added that the first pages of script for the fourth film are funny and "it's a whole new way of going." There might also be a chance for "Pirates" trilogy director Gore Verbinski to return as well.

UP opened today the 62nd International Cannes Film Festival on May 13, 2009 in Cannes, France. (Photo by Kristian Dowling/Getty Images).

Papa Johns is also launching a running a special Wolverine themed pizza and more pizzas styled to the tastes of Wolverine (”The Works”), Sabretooth (”The Meats”) and Gambit (”Garden Fresh”).

The blockbuster television series “Hannah Montana” has been transformative for the Disney Channel, establishing it as home base for young girls. The show’s construct is now familiar around the world: a girl (Ms. Cyrus) is a dorky student by day and a pop sensation by night.

But the big screen is a different ballgame, one that Disney’s teenage stars often fail to conquer. “The Lizzie McGuire Movie,” staring Hilary Duff, sold a modest $17.3 million in tickets over its opening weekend in 2003. In February “Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience” severely underperformed expectations, opening to $12.5 million.

“Hannah Montana: The Movie,” directed by Peter Chelsom from a script by Dan Berendsen, became the best April showing in industry history for a Disney movie, and Friday’s opening of $17.3 million in ticket sales broke a record for a G-rated live-action film, according to Disney. Overall, ticket sales for 2009 are up 17 percent compared with last year, according to Media by Numbers, a box-office tracking service; attendance is up 15 percent.

Released this week end in the US and in the next few weeks internationally, Alien Trespass is directed by R.W. Goodwin and based on a story by James Swift and Steven Fisher. Produced by James Swift and R.W. Goodwin the film stars Eric McCormack, Jenni Baird, Dan Lauria and Robert Patrick. Here's a preview Trailer that was posted on YouTube.

The film's plot brings to mind lots of similarities with films such as Big and 13 going on 30. High school student Mike O'Donnell, played by Zac Efron decides to marry his girlfriend Scarlett soon after school ends but twenty years later he (played by Matthew Perry) discorvers life and his wife were not what he had expected. By falling into a river he becomes his younger self again but doesn't travel back in time. He has to live his current life as a 17 year old student, discovering his daughter is not a saint and his son is being bullied all the time

Here's a preview Trailer that was posted on YouTube.

Jon Turteltaub ("National Treasure") is directing the film, and Jerry Bruckheimer is producing. The story centers on an average college student (Baruchel) who is recruited to work for a sorcerer named Balthazar Blake (Cage). The man gives his reluctant student a crash course in the art and science of magic to prepare him for a battle against the forces of darkness in modern Manhattan.

Teresa Palmer also is in the cast, playing Baruchel's love interest. Molina's deal puts him back into Disney and Bruckheimer's fold; he recently wrapped a turn as Sheik Amar in "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time," which the studio will release in May 2010.

Gyllenhaal plays Dastan, a adventurous prince in sixth century Persia who teams up with rival princess Tamina played by Gemma Arterton to prevent an angry ruler from possessing the "Sands of Time", the gift from the gods that has the power to reverse time and detroy the world, giving it's possessor the chance to dominate the planet.

Walt Disney Pictures' Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, coming to theaters on May 28 2010 is directed by Mike Newell and also stars Alfred Molina, Toby Kebbell and Ben Kingsley.

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“That, I would say, is Deadpool, yeah,” Reynolds told MTV News. “When I’m in the scarred makeup too, and you’ll see closer shots obviously in the film, and it’s hard to even tell that’s me, but you can tell. You’ve just got to find a better shot.”

“I’m not going to get into exactly what’s going on with his mouth, particularly because he is ‘the merc with the mouth,’” added Reynolds when asked, given his previous response, what it was like to film with his mouth sealed. “But it’s going to be pretty interesting when people see it. People are going to be blown away and have a deep appreciation for what it is and how that character fits into this universe.”

There has been sort of a Deadpool mystery since last month when Toy Fair in New York City yielded first clue in the form of a Deadpool action figure that looked nothing like the Marvel Comics version of the character. Since then, the Deadpool/Weapon XI debate has been one of out hot-button online issues, and while Reynolds’ answer seems to put some closure on the issue, we’re still left with lots of questions — namely, what’s the deal with the arm blades, tattoos and, well… lack of a mouth?

The film opens in the US in May 1st

The main character are:
Darwin, voiced by Sam Rockwell, who is the motivated leader of the team
Blaster, voiced by Tracy Morgan, an expert in any kind of weapon
Juarez, voiced by Penelope Cruz, who is the sexy martial arts expert Speckles, the computer and information specialist voiced by Nicolas Cage.

According to the site’s anonymous inside sources (which means this remains firmly in the “rumor” category), new Silver Pictures head-honcho Andrew Roma is “eager to get started on the movie” and has been working with Warners looking for writers and pitches for the long-dormant property.

Granted, after years of stops and starts with a “Wonder Woman” live-action flick, most fans out there have resigned themselves to an “I’ll believe it when I see it” stance. Likewise, in the past year alone, we’ve seen a bevy of rumors regarding DC’s resident Amazonian Princess’ possible jump to the big screen — ranging from Los Bros. Wachowski taking a crack at the franchise, to Beyoncé in talks for the “Wonder Woman” lead role. However, given Warner Bros. and DC’s current status as surefire box office draws — not to mention the highly-anticipated “Wonder Woman” animated feature film — we’re guessing (and hoping) this won’t be the last we hear of the Amazon’s march to the multiplex. Keep it locked, Splash Pagers!

Rigth now the 20th season is on television in the US and with its average 8.7 million viewers, the Simpsons is the longest running prime time comedy series of all times.

Great news for the fans!

"Okay cat is out of the bag. Megatron is back", Bay wrote himself on his own forum at www.shootfortheedit.com, but he adds: "but you will only get to see him from the long lost past. We go way back in time as this movie explains the mythology of the Primes. He is not a tank like everyone suggests, but an alien vehicle. But sadly he does not has much screen time."

Parker, who is also co-producer of the TV series-turned-film notes that the challenge may be tough, but says they are committed to portraying it accurately. "How do we do that well? And how do we do that in a not lazy way? How do we address these economic times in a franchise that has a lot to do with luxury and labels?" added Parker.

But before SATC fans get their La Perlas in a bunch, think back to the television series (circa 1998, seasons one through three). Carrie Bradshaw embraced vintage clothing like no other, pairing colours, patterns and textures to create her signature, eclectic style. (Or maybe stylist Patricia Field's style). That might be one way they decide to discount their duds. But I'm sure the sequel is approaching this idea with caution, in order to beat the first film's $55.7 million North American opening weekend.

The film's co-producer, Michael Patrick King is reportedly working on the script. The film's stars, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon have all signed on for the sequel.

The sequel to Sex and the City: The Movie isn't due out until later next year.

CNN reports that Oscar-winner actor Robin Williams will have to undergo heart surgery to replace an aortic valve.

The 57-year-old actor-comedian was forced to suspend his 80 city tour of  his one man show called Weapons of Self-Destruction after experiencing shortness of breath on stage and prompty  checked  into a hospital.

Williams released a statement in which he says that he's "so touched by everyone's support and well wishes.... This tour has been amazing fun and I can't wait to get back out on the road after a little tune-up."