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04-03-2005, 06:28 AM
I'm doing weekly threads on this, by the way.
Jack Davenport Returns to "Pirates"
Rotten Tomatoes has reported that Jack Davenport, who played Captain Norrington in the 2003 blockbuster "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl," will be returning in the upcoming sequels to the movie. The first of those sequels, "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest," is currently scheduled to hit theaters in July 2006.
Nickelodeon, Paramount Can Breathe Fire!
Paramount has announced that they are collaborating with Nickelodeon for an upcoming adaptation of the graphic novel, "Fire Breather." The story focuses on a high school student who is part dragon and part human. No cast, crew, production schedule, or release date have been announced at this time.
Sin City Opens Up
Frank Miller's new film Sin City, which stars a whole bunch of famous people including Bruce Willis and Elijah Wood, opened up in theaters yesterday. The new film uses the latest high definition cameras, as well as green screen technology throughout the entire film. Sin City is rated R, but, you didn't care about that, right?
All news comes from RottenTomatoes.com.
Jack Davenport Returns to "Pirates"
Rotten Tomatoes has reported that Jack Davenport, who played Captain Norrington in the 2003 blockbuster "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl," will be returning in the upcoming sequels to the movie. The first of those sequels, "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest," is currently scheduled to hit theaters in July 2006.
Nickelodeon, Paramount Can Breathe Fire!
Paramount has announced that they are collaborating with Nickelodeon for an upcoming adaptation of the graphic novel, "Fire Breather." The story focuses on a high school student who is part dragon and part human. No cast, crew, production schedule, or release date have been announced at this time.
Sin City Opens Up
Frank Miller's new film Sin City, which stars a whole bunch of famous people including Bruce Willis and Elijah Wood, opened up in theaters yesterday. The new film uses the latest high definition cameras, as well as green screen technology throughout the entire film. Sin City is rated R, but, you didn't care about that, right?
All news comes from RottenTomatoes.com.