Elizabeth Olsen's 'Silent House' Is Continuous Horror

"Quiet House" isn't the first movie having a lone female protagonist fighting unknown disasters, held in a home she cant get free from, not able to demand help -- it is not always new, we obtain it. However the way "Quiet House" is shot goes a lengthy way towards changing the kind of scare the crowd receives of all the scene -- something which star Elizabeth Olsen was quick to elaborate on when she spoken to MTV News. "I believe what is awesome is the fact that we cant frame up a go and you know somethings going to take place, such as the winds likely to blow or perhaps an open curtain or perhaps a window or even the curtain will just start coming," Olsen stated when requested how "Quiet House" is placed aside from its horror peers. "You do not have individuals moments where one can assume what is going to take place next because everythings discovered within the moment due to the way you dont edit things together." "I believe its really awesome to determine how will you get jumps without really using editing in your favor,Inch she ongoing. "It almost produces an instantaneous tension." Olsen scrunched up her face when saying the final bit, because nobody ever really wants to appear to considerate regarding their art. Individuals artistic factors werent immediately apparent throughout filming, which worked out such an unconventional way -- close camera, no editing -- it required Olsen a minute to understand exactly what a challenge it may be. "The first is at the light room with the cluttered space, whenever a carpet falls lower and essentially I must fall lower for the reason that scene," she stated. "Usually when there is a fall inside a movie you cut and also you put some padding on and set something on the ground. We didnt obtain that to ensure that ended like 26 occasions looking for the best place to fall on my small body." Not too the persistent injuries got her lower. " I really recorded my bruises throughout this film," she stated. "I required pictures of these since i think bruises are fascinating." "Quiet House" has gone out tomorrow! We cant wait, nor in the event you! Inform us what you believe within the comments section or hit us on Twitter!

John Pollono Makes Garland Honours With 'Small Engine Repair'

John Pollono Makes Garland Honours With 'Small Engine Repair' By Ces Spindle March 1, 2012 John Pollono remains honing his capabilities just like a playwright and actor since he turned up in La 10 years ago. A year ago the completely new Hampshireraised Pollono acquired an important and audience triumph along with his searing dark comedy, "Small Engine Repair," which was presented by Rogue Machine in the world-premiere run beginning in April 2011 at L.A.'s Theatre/Theater. Now it's acquired Back Stage Garland Honours for your production, for Pollono's script, too for some-member ensemble cast, including him.This fortuitous news follows previous honors for Pollono's labor-of-love project. It netted Ovation Honours from LA Stage Alliance for play inside an intimate theater, acting ensemble, and director (Andrew Block). Recently it acquired La Drama Experts Circle Honours nominations for production, Block's direction, and Pollono's script. Finally, it's received L.A. Weekly Theater Award nominations for production, direction (Block), ensemble, and playwriting.Pollono is at discussions for future productions additionally to some film adaptation. How can a blue-collar boy in the Colonial burg react to this kind of career breakthrough? "For me I have discovered my voice using this play, that's been more efficient than anything I've written," according to him. "It is not exactly autobiographical, but it's very personal because it's based on composites of my pals and where I had been elevated."Occur a gritty machine shop in Nh, the play starts out just like a male-hooking up story getting a slice-of-existence feel and a lot of testosterone-charged bravado, la David Mamet. The humorous reunion of three 30-something childhood pals reaches become more intriguing when tensions arise, as well as the narrative spins several surprises, producing a Hitchcock-worthy twist.Pollono thinks that because his earlier forays into writing hadn't attracted from his existence encounters, they did not have dramatic potency and honesty. "I started out writing scripts about cowboys and detectives," according to him. "Once I was an British major attending college, I started to think about it more seriously. I Rapidly visited film school. Once I gone to live in L.A., I started taking classes inside a conservatory and doing moments. That's what type of opened up up me around our world.InchAt school, Pollono met his then wife-to-be, Jennifer, and so they started Jabberwocky Theatre Company in 2004. "We did several one-act plays, which i written, like, half of these,Inch Pollono states. "I Rapidly was hooked I started writing a lot more. I written a really bad novel together with a screenplayjust trying to find my stuff out. I eventually began to discover that character-based dialoguesuch as with 'Small Engine Repair'is where I stick out." In 2006, when planning the premiere output of his play "Lost and locatedInch in L.A., Pollono released a web-based notice for just about any director. One respondent was John Perrin Flynn, a skilled director-producer in theater and television ("Fantasy Island") who had been reactivating the romance for theater carrying out a finish of his series "Strong Medicine." The simpatico working relationship between Flynn and Pollono motivated the males to attain tax-exempt status for Jabberwocky. Grew to become part of having a core of co-employees, the business morphed to the highly adventurous Rogue Machine, which opened up up at L.A.'s Theatre/Theater in 2008. The business has since acquired critical acclaim and several theater honours.Pollono describes how "Small Engine Repair" elevated in the late-evening series that his wife was creating at Rogue Machine: "That play was this kind of lesson personally I'd something I desired to state using this play, which i gave myself license to make it happen provocatively. I felt it could help attract an even more daring crowd for that late-evening fare." Pollono, who needed employment while using ensemble cast, was pleased to understand that the piece resonated while using open-minded late-evening crowds. He notes, "Women connected by using it by having an even much much deeper level than males did. Women got that there's kind of the feminist story underneath precisely what happening.InchDodgy Machine made a decision to move the expansion within the late-evening slot and transform it into a primary-stage offering. Pollono was surprised about how effective it increased being: "I understood the demographic audience I used to be writing it for need it, however i didn't expect the bigger audience to embrace it so strongly, specially the experts. Some everybody was coming back three-four occasions and becoming their pals. It absolutely was pleasing to own women appear and say they weren't delay incidentally a guys figures spoken." Some resonant the entire process of social-networking etiquette may also be elevated within the play, though such styles wasn't Pollono's main objective in writing it. "It was not my intention to produce a diatribe from the web,Inch states Pollono. "I merely preferred to produce thoughtful figures in the scenario."What's next? While his recent focus remains on theater, Pollono is constantly pursue film and television work. According to him, "Theater will almost always be a part of my existence and may always help with keeping us a much better author and actor. However also love the bigger canvas. Yesteryear few years, my mantra would be to simply keep working with people and doing stuff. I merely finished writing my first TV pilot, that people sent. A year ago I started a really ambitious play that's solution of my rut. It's a period piece that occurs inside the 1800s in Boston, which is very theatrical. It has been most likely probably the most difficult factor I've written, however i am sticking in it. I additionally have a number of scripts that i'm concentrating on. There's a lot of great options available, which i must keep identifying what's coming next." John Pollono Makes Garland Honours With 'Small Engine Repair' By Ces Spindle March 1, 2012 John Pollono remains honing his capabilities just like a playwright and actor since he turned up in La 10 years ago. A year ago the completely new Hampshireraised Pollono acquired an important and audience triumph along with his searing dark comedy, "Small Engine Repair," which was presented by Rogue Machine in the world-premiere run beginning in April 2011 at L.A.'s Theatre/Theater. Now it's acquired Back Stage Garland Honours for your production, for Pollono's script, as well as the four-member ensemble cast, including him.This fortuitous news follows previous honors for Pollono's labor-of-love project. It netted Ovation Honours from LA Stage Alliance for play inside an intimate theater, acting ensemble, and director (Andrew Block). Recently it acquired La Drama Experts Circle Honours nominations for production, Block's direction, and Pollono's script. Finally, it's received L.A. Weekly Theater Award nominations for production, direction (Block), ensemble, and playwriting.Pollono is at discussions for future productions additionally to some film adaptation. How can a blue-collar boy in the Colonial burg react to this kind of career breakthrough? "For me I have discovered my voice using this play, that's been more efficient than anything I've written," according to him. "It is not exactly autobiographical, but it's very personal because it's based on composites of my pals and where I had been elevated."Occur a gritty machine shop in Nh, the play starts out just like a male-hooking up story getting a slice-of-existence feel and a lot of testosterone-charged bravado, la David Mamet. The humorous reunion of three 30-something childhood pals reaches become more intriguing when tensions arise, as well as the narrative spins several surprises, producing a Hitchcock-worthy twist.Pollono thinks that because his earlier forays into writing hadn't attracted from his existence encounters, they did not have dramatic potency and honesty. "I started out writing scripts about cowboys and detectives," according to him. "Once I was an British major attending school, I started to think about it more seriously. I Rapidly visited film school. Once I gone to live in L.A., I started taking classes inside a conservatory and doing moments. That's what type of opened up up me around our world.InchAt school, Pollono met his then wife-to-be, Jennifer, and so they started Jabberwocky Theatre Company in 2004. "We did several one-act plays, which i written, like, half of these,Inch Pollono states. "I Rapidly was hooked I started writing a lot more. I written a really bad novel together with a screenplayjust trying to find my stuff out. I eventually began to discover that character-based dialoguesuch just like 'Small Engine Repair'is where I stick out." In 2006, when planning the premiere output of his play "Lost and locatedInch in L.A., Pollono released a web-based notice for just about any director. One respondent was John Perrin Flynn, a skilled director-producer in theater and television ("Fantasy Island") who was simply reactivating the romance for theater carrying out a finish of his series "Strong Medicine." The simpatico working relationship between Flynn and Pollono motivated the males to attain tax-exempt status for Jabberwocky. Grew to become part of having a core of co-employees, the business morphed to the highly adventurous Rogue Machine, which opened up up at L.A.'s Theatre/Theater in 2008. The business has since acquired critical acclaim and several theater honours.Pollono describes how "Small Engine Repair" elevated in the late-evening series that his wife was creating at Rogue Machine: "That play was this kind of lesson personally I'd something I desired to condition using this play, which i gave myself license to make it happen provocatively. I felt it could help attract an even more daring crowd for your late-evening fare." Pollono, who needed employment while using ensemble cast, was pleased to understand that the piece resonated while using open-minded late-evening crowds. He notes, "Women connected by using it by having an even much much deeper level than males did. Women got that there's type of a feminist story underneath precisely what happening.InchDodgy Machine made a decision to move the expansion within the late-evening slot and transform it into a primary-stage offering. Pollono was surprised about how effective it increased being: "I understood the demographic audience I used to be writing it for need it, however i didn't expect the bigger audience to embrace it so strongly, specially the experts. Lots of people were coming back three-four occasions and becoming their pals. It absolutely was pleasing to own women appear and say they weren't delay incidentally a guys figures spoken." Some resonant the entire process of social-networking etiquette may also be elevated inside the play, though such styles wasn't Pollono's main objective in writing it. "It was not my intention to produce a diatribe from the web,Inch states Pollono. "I merely preferred to produce thoughtful figures in the scenario."What's next? While his recent focus remains on theater, Pollono is constantly pursue film and television work. According to him, "Theater will almost always be a part of my existence and may always help with keeping us a much better author and actor. However also love the bigger canvas. Yesteryear few years, my mantra would be to simply keep working with people and doing stuff. I merely finished writing my first TV pilot, that people sent. A year ago I started a really ambitious play that's solution of my rut. It's a period piece that occurs inside the 1800s in Boston, which is very theatrical. It's been most likely probably the most difficult factor I've written, however i am sticking in it. I additionally have a number of scripts that i'm concentrating on. There are many great options available, which i must keep identifying what's coming next."

Percival to helm 'Book Thief'

John Percival originates onto direct "It Crook" for Fox 2000. The British director has helmed multiple segs of "Downton Abbey." Fox 2000 optioned youthful-adult novel "It Crook" in 2006 and push the button with Karen Rosenfelt. The variation remains put together by Michael Petroni. Fox 2000 hopes to remain in production this summer season. Composed by Australian author Markus Zusak, the 550-page, World war ii-era novel is read by Dying and notifies the story of Liesel Meminger as soon as she's taken at 9 to reside in getting a promote family in the German working-class neighborhood. Liesel arrives getting just stolen her first book, "The Gravediggers Guide" -- marking the beginning of an affection affair with books. Percival is repped with the Gotham Group. Contact Dork McNary at dork.mcnary@variety.com

The Walking Dead's Andrew Lincoln on Rick vs. Shane: "Not Everybody Gets Out Alive"

Emilie de Ravin Emilie de Ravin has signed on with an ABC drama pilot, but it's not Beauty and the Beast. The former Lost star has joined the cast of Americana, TVGuide.com has confirmed. Deadline first reported the news Pilot Season: Get the scoop! The soap about a famous fashion industry clan stars Anthony LaPaglia as fashion icon and patriarch Robert Soulter. De Ravin will play his stylish and friendly daughter Francesca, who is competent at planning events for their famous label, Americana, but whom daddy doesn't really consider as a candidate to run the empire. Brothers & Sisters alum Ken Olin also recently joined the project as Martin, the owner of a clothing manufacturer and the father of the company's designer. Natalie Mendoza will also star in the drama written by North Country's Michael Seitzman and executive-produced by Mark Gordon (Grey's Anatomy) De Ravin currently appears in the recurring role as Beauty and the Beast's Belle on the network's Once Upon a Time.

Jennifer Aniston & Paul Rudd Reveal All In After Hours

There are many interesting facts about celebrities that won't be learned anywhere other than an MTV After Hours session. The same can be said during the latest "Would You Rather?" edition of MTV's hit segment featuring "Wanderlust" stars Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd. For instance, did you know that Aniston would totally be down to have sex with Megan Fox? Like, without hesitation. Also, where else are you going to see Rudd do a terrible Oprah Winfrey impression? Yes, these are the joys After Hours can provide for you. Here's a taste of some of the other hard-hitting questions asked in the above video: Would Aniston rather have Justin Bieber or Robert Pattinson portray her in the biopic of her life? Would Rudd rather have sex with Betty White or George Clooney? And would Aniston rather pee or fart every time she laughs? The answers might surprise you. So what are you waiting for? I'm pretty sure we had you had "Aniston would totally be down to have sex with Megan Fox."

Tugg sets deals with exhibitors

Tugg Inc., touted as a Web platform for do-it-yourself exhibition, has announced it's started working with exhibitors Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, AMC Theaters, Bow Tie Cinemas, Cinemark Theaters, Goodrich Quality Cinemas, Rave Cinemas and Regal Cinemas. Austin, Texas-based Tugg, which has Ben Affleck, Richard Linklater and Terrence Malick on its board of advisers, said its partnerships with distributors will be announced prior to the official launch at South by Southwest next month. Tugg, founded by Nicolas Gonda and Pablo Gonzalez, provides for individuals to select a film, screening time and nearby theater and then spread the word to their immediate and online community. Once a necessary number of people commit to attending, Tugg will reserve the theater, manage ticketing and ensure delivery of the film. "Every film speaks to a different person, and the most exciting thing about Tugg is that it allows for audiences to find their films and films to find their audiences," Gonda and Gonzalez said. "We are eager to offer a platform that enables studios, filmmakers and exhibitors to have unprecedented interaction with communities and influencers." Gonda has worked with Malick and Steven Soderbergh. Gonzalez is a high-tech and marketing exec who leads Tugg's development and operations. "As the film exhibition industry continues to evolve, AMC Theaters remains committed to staying at the forefront of innovation, which is why we've been proud to work with Tugg from the very beginning to determine the feasibility of its platform," said Robert J. Lenihan, president of programming at AMC. "As we continue to evaluate the program through trials at our theaters, we've experienced its potential first-hand through successful results by not only putting the choice directly into our guests' hands, but also through the power of grassroots, guest-advocate marketing." Contact Dave McNary at dave.mcnary@variety.com

Colin Ferrell, Willem Dafoe, John Waters To Present At Weekend Spirit Awards

EXCLUSIVE: Colin Farrell, Willem Dafoe, John Waters, Anna Kendrick and Olivia Wilde are all on tap as presenters at this weekend’s Film Independent Spirit Awards. Anthony Mackie and Kate Beckinsale unveiled the nominees for this year’s awards in November. Seth Rogen will host the annual awards show taking place on the beach in Santa Monica Saturday. Now in its 27th year, Film Independent’s Spirit Awards recognizes the achievements of American independent filmmakers.

Saoirse Ronan to star in Disney's 'Seven'

RonanSaoirse Ronan is in final talks to star in Disney's "Order of Seven," a project that was originally developed as a Kung Fu retelling of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." The pic has since been reworked as a standalone action adventure that's cut all ties to the classic tale. The Mouse House first began developing the project a decade ago. Ronan would play Olivia Sinclair, a British expat in 19th century Hong Kong, who seeks the protection of a centuries old group of warriors, now a jaded group of outlaws. After the reemergence of an ancient evil empress, Sinclair helps the warriors reclaim their destiny and noble roots. Disney hopes to boost the international appeal of the pic by casting the roles of the warriors with well-known stars in China, Russia and Japan, creating a global team of heroes. Studio execs have been making trips to those territories to begin talks with local talent. Commercials helmer and visual effects supervisor Michael Gracey is set to make his directorial debut on the fantasy pic that Andrew Gunn is producing through his Disney- based Gunn Films banner ("Race to Witch Mountain," "Freaky Friday"). Production starts this fall. The latest version of the script was written by Jayson Rothwell and Michael DeBruyn. Project was originally penned by Michael Chabon, when it was set up as "Snow and the Seven" and incorporated more elements from "Snow White," including a murderous stepmother and magical mirror. Film has been in development at Disney since 2002. In 2005, "The Matrix" trilogy and "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon" fight choreographer Yuen Woo-ping was attached to direct. Since then, a number of directors have come and gone, including Francis Lawrence, along with scribes Michael Arndt ("Toy Story 3"). Natalie Portman had been circling the project when Lawrence was attached to direct. Move away from "Snow White" should be smart for the Mouse House given that Relativity's "Mirror Mirror" and Universal's "Snow White and the Huntsman" are bowing this year. Ronan ("Hanna") is a voice in "The Secret World of Arriety," that Disney is distributing for Studio Ghibli; is attached to Neil Jordan's vampire pic "Byzantium;" and will star in Andrew Niccol's "The Host," based on "Twilight" author Stephenie Meyer's novel. Contact Marc Graser at marc.graser@variety.com

BBC America promotes Johnson

BBC America has promoted Devin Johnson to vice prexy of publicity for the cabler and for consumer products. Johnson will oversee all BBC America programming publicity efforts, including the launch this summer of the network's first original drama, "Copper." Johnson had been director of publicity for BBC America and global brands. He joined the cabler in 2007 after having been a member of NBC's "Today" production team. Contact Jon Weisman at jon.weisman@variety.com

SXSW reveals film selection

Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum star in Sony's '21 Jump Street,' that's been selected as SXSW's Focus pic.Sony's "21 Jump Street" and Emmett Malloy's documentary "Large Easy Express" are among game game titles searching for the South by Southwest Film Conference, which has introduced its feature choice of 130 game game titles. "Jump Street" world preems March 12 like a focus screening, while "Large Easy" might be the closing evening film. Fest runs March 9-17 in Austin, Texas. The narrative feature competition includes: "Booster," directed by Matt Ruskin "Eden," directed by Megan Griffiths "Gayby," directed by Jonathan Lisecki "Gimme the Loot," directed by Adam Leon "Los Chidos," directed by Omar Rodriguez Lopez' "Pilgrim Song," directed by Martha Stephens, Celebrity," directed by Sean Baker, and "The Taiwan Oyster," directed by Mark Jarrett. "21 Jump Street," starring Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum, opens March 16. Other notable game game titles introduced Wednesday include Wiliam Friedkin's "Killer Joe," Gotham Chopra's doc "Decoding Deepak," Jay & Mark Duplass' "Do-Deca-Pentathalon," Mark Ford's "Uprising: Stylish Hop & The LA Riots," Matt Piedmont's "Casa p mi Padre," Patrick Forbes' "Wikileaks: Secrets & Lies," Nelson George's "The Announcement," Adam Sherman's "Crazy Eyes," Jacob Rosenberg's "Waiting for Lightning," Tom Kingsley & Will Sharpe's "Black Pond," Kristen Sheridan's "Toy house" and Gareth Huw Evans' "The Raid." Film Conference and Festival producer Jesse Pierson mentioned the choice keeps the fest's tradition of cutting-edge game game titles. "SXSW has extended been a haven for bold filmmaking together with a beginning pad for authentic voices," Pierson mentioned. "Every year beginning anew, trying difficult to not depend on our own formulas or anticipation. This year we're excited use a completely new slate of breakout talent, just one that's still exclusively SXSW." The program includes 51 films from first-time filmmakers, 65 world premieres, 17 U . s . States premieres and 10 U.S. Premieres. The choice was culled in the record 1,957 feature-length film distribution, comprised of 1,387 within the U.S. and 570 from worldwide filmmakers. Pierson noted the submission deadline was elevated monthly to November. 15 but nevertheless saw a 7% increase in overall distribution over 2011 getting an archive 5,243 total as costs of indie filmmaking still decline as cameras and editing equipment improve. She mentioned the fest, now within the 19th year, is dedicated to focusing on crowd-pleasing game game titles by having an edge and noted that newbies were up over a year ago within the same point. "We are turning lower plenty of films that are commercial and engaging,In . she mentioned. "We tell plenty of peope something such as 'That's not for that audience' because people who showed up at SXSW expect plenty of genre films, plenty of comedy and several raunchiness. And also, since it's less pricey to produce films now, plenty of filmmakers reveal that they're going to return next season. " Pierson told Variety that art galleries are growing progressively considering debuting their game game titles within the fest. Last year's focus title was Summit's "Source Code" because the 2010 selection was Liosngate's "Kick-Ass." SXSW may even feature over 100 sections, courses, small-conferences and mentor periods. The Midnighters feature section as well as the Online Video program will probably be introduced Feb. 8 as well as the final conference selection will probably be revealed soon after. Contact Dork McNary at dork.mcnary@variety.com

Free La Tests of 'The Help'

Attend a totally free screening from the Help, then a cast Q&A! You and also a guest are asked to go to among the following tests from the Help, then a Q&A with indicated cast and crew. The accessible tests are:Wednesday, Feb 1, 7:00 pmSilver Screen TheatrePacific Design Center8687 Melrose Ave., West HollywoodImmediately then a Q&A with Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer,Author/Director Tate Taylor and Producers Brunson Eco-friendly and Michael BarnathanMonday, Feb 6, 7:00 pmWriters Guild of America Theater135 S. Doheny Dr., Beverly HillsImmediately then a Q&A with Viola DavisTuesday, Feb 7, 7:00 pmArclight Hollywood6360 W. Sunset Blvd., Los AngelesImmediately then a Q&A with Octavia Spencer,Allison Janney and author/director Tate TaylorTo RSVP for any screening, send an e-mail to DisneyAwardsOffice@Disney.com and indicate which date you want to attend and when you're getting a guest. You won't get a response, however your title is going to be on a listing in the door.

Par homevid arm appoints Brazil exec

Davi Oliveira has been tapped VP and managing director of Brazil for Paramount Home Media Distribution. The territory is becoming a growing market for Hollywood's homevid distribs. In this role, Oliveira will be responsible for overseeing marketing, sales and distribution in Brazil. He reports to Dave Davis, senior VP Asia Pacific and Latin America physical and digital transactional sales. Oliveira joins Par from Samsung do Brasil where he served as sales director, retail and was responsible for restructuring the sales and marketing chain and driving Samsung into the leading market share position within six months. Before that, he served as sales director, retail at Sony Ericsson Brasil, overseeing planning and management of the retail channel. "I am delighted that Davi is joining Paramount and feel confident that his extensive management experience and strategic vision will be a tremendous asset to our organization," said Wendy Ferren, executive VP general manager of international home media distribution. "We look forward to his contributions as we continue to strengthen and expand our global operations." Oliveira's hiring comes several months after Sony Pictures and 20th Century Fox paired up to go after Brazil's growing middle and upper classes who are buying more DVDs and Blu-rays by forming Fox-Sony Pictures Home Entertainment do Brasil as a joint venture (Daily Variety, Oct. 17). Contact Marc Graser at marc.graser@variety.com

Selena Gomez Says The Sky Is Everywhere

She wants to star in the book adaptationDisney Channel starlet Selena Gomez is looking to get a little more proactive than some of her contemporaries when it comes to her career. She already has a production company in place and has just optioned the rights to Jandy Nelson's novel The Sky Is Everywhere.It's early days for the film, which doesn't yet have a writer or director attached or any studio backing as of yet, but if it comes together, Gomez wants to play Lennie Walker, an introverted 17-year-old band geek and bookworm who lives in the shadow of her much more popular and adventurous older sister, Bailey. But Bailey dies suddenly and Lennie is catapulted into a whole new life, and becomes torn between two boys, one her sister's grieving boyfriend (blimey, he doesn't hang about, does he?) and the other a sensitive French musician studying in Paris. And (whodathunkit?) she comes out of her shell and realises that she's actually quite attractive, even as her usually ordered world falls apart when she tries to juggle two relationships.Gomez was last seen in the strictly tweencentric Monte Carlo, a bad film in which she was fairly decent, and from the looks of Sky it won't exactly stretch her into very new territory. It does, however, look like she's aiming to take more risks, as she's also signed on for Harmony Korine's girls-rob-a-restaurant-to-fund-their-holiday crime pic Spring Breakers, which is lining up to shoot in, er, spring.

Nomination scorecard

FILMS WITH MULTIPLE NOMINATIONS TITLE STUDIO NUMBER OF NOMS "Hugo" Paramount 11 "The Artist" The Weinstein Company 10 "Moneyball" Sony Pictures Releasing 6 "War Horse" Touchstone 6 "The Descendants" Fox Searchlight 5 "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" Sony Pictures Releasing 5 "The Help" Touchstone 4 "Midnight in Paris" Sony Pictures Classics 4 "Albert Nobbs" Roadside Attractions 3 "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2" Warner Bros. 3 "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" Focus Features 3 "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" Paramount 3 "The Tree of Life" Fox Searchlight 3 "Bridesmaids" Universal 2 "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close" Warner Bros. 2 "The Iron Lady" The Weinstein Company 2 "My Week with Marilyn" The Weinstein Company 2 "A Separation" Sony Pictures Classics 2

Man Pleads No Contest To Stalking Halle Berry

First Published: January 19, 2012 6:32 PM EST Credit: FilmMagic Caption Halle BerryLOS ANGELES, Calif. -- A man accused of scaling the fence of Halle Berrys house will remain in jail after pleading no contest to stalking the Oscar-winning actress. Deputy District Attorney Wendy Segall says Richard A. Franco was sentenced to serve 386 days in county jail Thursday, but he has already served half the term. The 28-year-old was also placed on five years probation, a year of psychological counseling and ordered to stay away from the actress for the next decade. Franco was arrested outside Berrys home in July after repeatedly coming onto her property. In one instance, the actress stated in a sworn declaration that Franco attempted to enter her kitchen, but she was able to lock the door before he got inside. A burglary charge filed against Franco was dropped. Copyright 2012 by The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

On Location: Jersey Shoreline Returns to Seaside Levels for Season 5

Jersey Shoreline It is a drizzly winter mid-day in Seaside Levels, and Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi - her recently slimmed-lower body put right into a skintight dress that barely covers her backside - sits in the bar, legs entered. Unlike the drunken, foulmouthed clown she appears to embody most of the time around the MTV reality hit Jersey Shoreline, Snooki is quiet, even modest, thanks simply to being underneath the weather. "I had been using up last evening," she states. Her fever is supported with a a sore throat and inflamed glands. But, she states, "I understand when you should switch on the switch." And switch it on she does, together with her seven other cast mates - Deena Cortese, "DJ Pauly D" DelVecchio, Jenni "JWoww" Farley, Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola, Vinny Guadagnino, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and Mike "The ProblemInch Sorrentino - scattered through the Beachcomber Bar and Grill within the town that released them into pop-culture infamy. The gang, who wrapped filming several weeks ago, has reunited in a favorite haunt in recognition of Season 5. (The premiere broadcast The month of january 5.) The atmosphere is completely celebratory, with a lot of smiles and hugs. "This," states JWoww, "is home." Coming "home" earlier this summer time would be a welcome change of pace in the two previous several weeks in Florence, Italia, in which the cast felt isolated and unnatural. "Once they [returned], I believe everybody licked the wood around the boardwalk," states professional producer SallyAnn Salsano. "It had been a large exhale." Not too it had been touring. To begin with, Vinny's mood dropped. He was homesick for Staten Island - Seasons 4 and 5 shot back-to-back - and temporarily left. "I desired a rest,Inch states Vinny. "Lots of drama was happening in Italia, so when you are completed with that, you need to go back home, have your mattress - no more drama." Losing the cast member who's perhaps probably the most levelheaded would be a blow towards the group, particularly given that they had no clue if he'd return - or perhaps be changed with a brand new roomie. "I was scared - we did not want other people in the home,Inch states Snooki. "Him departing was very strange. It felt like something didn't have within our family." Obviously, Vinny could not steer clear - after in regards to a week, he states, he came back to Seaside. "All I'm able to have to say is which i needed a rest, I left, and you've got to determine what goes on,Inch Vinny states. He wasn't the only person participating in high drama. Search for Deena to likely take part in (much more) girl-girl action. Pauly will attract another "stalker." Sammi and Ronnie, unlike tumultuous seasons past, relish their on-off courtship. "Our relationship was awesome," states Sammi. "It had been fun, it had been romantic - we'd a lot of fun together." (Following filming, the happy couple split again - both the decision was mutual.) JWoww and love Roger Mathews continue their love story, honoring the main one-year mark. Meanwhile, expect a lot of crackling tension between Mike and Snooki that started in Italia, where he says they smushed while she was dating her boyfriend Jionni. "Mike lied - he earned up stuff to interrupt me and Jionni up. I believe he wanted airtime or something like that," Snooki states. (For that record, Snooki states that whenever being split up "for, like, per week,Inch she and Jionni spent nearly every subsequent evening together in Seaside, and therefore are now shaping intends to marry "and also have, like, four kids.") Just how does Snooki deal with sleeping underneath the same roof because the enemy? "After I can't stand someone, I pretend they do not exist," she states. "That's what it is been. I do not need buddies like this during my existence." Not surprisingly, Mike is constantly on the stick to his version of occasions. "Only me and Snooki be aware of real truth," he states. That bottomless friction is familiar with this group, along with the year arrived, gossips are swirling that this may be curtains for Jersey Shoreline. Pauly D already has their own spin-off show, concentrating on his career like a DJ and slated to premiere at the end of spring. Snooki and JWoww have one that belongs to them that starts shooting this winter. And rankings for that mothership dropped this past year - Season 4 dipped from an 8.8 million high to six.six million audiences for that finale - raising the question: Has got the GTL gimmick started to put on thin for audiences? The cast, a minimum of, is showing no signs the finish is near. (MTV has choices on these for just one more season.) "I really hope [there's a Season 6] - I'd miss this place," states Pauly. "I love to be around every summer time." Seconds Salsano, "Basically been with them my way, I'd visit Seaside Levels every summer time until I die. As lengthy as people keep watching, I can not imagine everybody not going." Jersey Shoreline airs Thursdays at 10/9c on MTV. Sign up for TV Guide Magazine now!

Playwright Jon Robin Baitz Shakes Off Failure

NY (AP) It absolutely was F. Scott Fitzgerald who infamously written there isn't any second functions in American lives. It's Jon Robin Baitz who states that's utter baloney."There's only second functions," the playwright states over coffee inside the caf from the Greenwich Village hotel.He should be aware of: Baitz will be a well-regarded as as author of those plays as "The Film Society" as well as the Pulitzer Prize finalist "An Acceptable Country" because he left NY for Hollywood in 2002 to create the tv show "Brothers and sisters & Brothers and sisters."But finding frustration each and every turn, Baitz made it basically a few years just before being fired and running back East. He's re-emerged while using drama "Other Desert Urban centers,Inch easily his best-examined play as well as the to start his original works making it to Broadway."It's my job to felt that there's another factor later on,Inch states Baitz. "I type of awaken each day inside a kind of strange condition of gratitude. It feels as if a war ended personally, really."Baitz personally is soft-spoken and absolutely charming, very happy to discuss any subject getting a dash of wit and a lot of understanding. Inside the length of an hour or so approximately interview within the Jane Hotel in Manhattan, that they highlights protected some which makes it through crewmembers in the Titanic, he references the ultimate occasions from the First World War, Elia Kazan, W.H. Auden, Allen Ginsberg and pieces of art by Eric Fischl, which inspired his play "The Paris Letter."The situation is lately trying to find for just about any guy who confesses that he's usually ready for that worst. The youthful-searching 50-year-old is digging his roots deep to the city his apartment continues to be refurbished which he gets the first draft from the new play written. He's wanting to pay attention to plays now."In my opinion getting experienced encounters I did so particularly with Hollywood it now seems churlish to accomplish anything aside from write plays as extended after i can,In . according to him. "I desired to coach myself crafting personally again.""Other Desert Urban centersInch is about a dysfunctional, politically divided family wrestling getting an in-depth secret inside their past. The cast includes Stockard Channing and Stacy Keach, who had been while using show since it made its debut this past year at Lincoln subsequently subsequently Center Theater. Former "Brothers and sisters & Brothers and sisters" star Rachel Griffiths and Judith Light of "Ugly Betty" have grew to become part of the Broadway show.Baitz frequently produces with stars in your thoughts and managed it this time around around too. "You hear a few people for parts within your mind after which it there is a type of small, small team round the bench, waiting," according to him. "All people people are inside the play virtually."One of these simple is Keach, who Baitz calls an actress with "regal depths of dignity and sorrow." Keach returns the compliment, calling Baitz a combination between Noel Coward and Anton Chekhov. "The figures he produces are forever fascinating. Every performance is certainly a journey,Inch states Keach, who also starred in Baitz's "Ten Unknowns," within the Mark Taper Forum in La, in 2003.For Baitz, it's not coincidence the most recent play comes Phoenix-as with the ashes of his wretched TV experience. "It absolutely was fairly quickly apparent that the quantity of ambition that we had with this had nothing associated with the issue on the ground,Inch according to him. "How much subtext may be dwarfed having a paramecium."He left NY and also the playwriting career following numerous unhappy occasions 9/11, the dying of his father as well as the breakup of his relationship with director and actor Joe Mantello, who nevertheless directs "Other Desert Urban centers.InchInchIn my opinion I used to be probably so avidly attempting to leave whatever discomfort there's, thinking I really could take action by changing the scenery," Baitz states, ruefully. "You may never take action.InchHe'd high hopes to make a vivid, sad-funny drama a great American family but thinks "Bothers & Sister" probably must have showed up at Showtime or Cinemax, and not in the Sunday evening slot at ABC.Even though show stood a great cast in Griffiths, Sally Area, Calista Flockhart and Make the most of Lowe, Baitz required to endure writing by committee and constantly pleasing professionals less considering quality than cash. "My ambitions with this were not practical but they have being not practical."He began "preposterously non-confrontational" but emerged since many likely too attempting to fight for his show and was canned. "I must consider it is a evidence of my survivor instinct kicking by which i handled to acquire myself tossed," according to him, laughing."In my opinion because I felt so moderate there, so shackled, it's among stuff that allowed me to produce a play of a politically divided family, that's type of one factor Cleaning it once a to accomplish there."Baitz was produced in La but were living for any very long time in South usa and Nigeria when his father was released abroad for your Carnation evaporated milk company. His connection with apartheid-era Nigeria trained him how evil government government bodies may be which anyone can assimilate in to a nasty system if they are comfortable.According to him "Other Desert Urban centers,Inch that can take its title in the California highway sign outdoors Palm Springs, is about complicity and the way as people mature they need to accommodate many details. "It's maybe the very best expression of my constant theme, that's, 'You have no idea how you feel in before you are examined,'" according to him.He points for the instance of Kazan, the brilliant director who was simply reviled by many people people for naming names through the Hollywood blacklist era. "That's things i accept each day,In . according to him. "I know I'd title names."Baitz produces constantly and keeps all of the altering ideas in the little notebook. "Eventually, they fight like weasels in the pit and something idea is slightly triumphant, though deeply bruised and battered. I Rapidly contemplate it and contemplate it more," according to him.InchUltimately, I'll start writing words."Copyright 2012 Connected Press. All rights reserved. These elements is probably not launched, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. By Mark Kennedy The month of the month of january 11, 2012 Jon Robin Baltz PHOTO CREDIT Craig Schwartz NY (AP) It absolutely was F. Scott Fitzgerald who infamously written you'll find no second functions in American lives. It's Jon Robin Baitz who states that's utter baloney."There's only second functions," the playwright states over coffee inside the caf from the Greenwich Village hotel.He should be aware of: Baitz will be a well-regarded as as author of those plays as "The Film Society" as well as the Pulitzer Prize finalist "An Acceptable Country" because he left NY for Hollywood in 2002 to create the tv show "Brothers and sisters & Brothers and sisters."But finding frustration each and every turn, Baitz made it basically a few years just before being fired and running back East. He's re-emerged while using drama "Other Desert Urban centers,Inch easily his best-examined play as well as the to start his original works making it to Broadway."It's my job to felt that there's another factor later on,Inch states Baitz. "I type of awaken each day inside a kind of strange condition of gratitude. It feels as if a war ended personally, really."Baitz personally is soft-spoken and absolutely charming, very happy to discuss any subject getting a dash of wit and a lot of understanding. Throughout the time of the hour approximately interview within the Jane Hotel in Manhattan, they highlights protected some which makes it through crewmembers in the Titanic, he references the ultimate occasions from the First World War, Elia Kazan, W.H. Auden, Allen Ginsberg and pieces of art by Eric Fischl, which inspired his play "The Paris Letter."The situation is lately trying to find for just about any guy who confesses that he's usually ready for that worst. The youthful-searching 50-year-old is digging his roots deep to the city his apartment continues to be refurbished which he gets the first draft from the new play written. He's eager to pay attention to plays now."In my opinion getting experienced encounters I did so particularly with Hollywood it now seems churlish to accomplish anything aside from write plays as extended after i can,In . according to him. "I desired to coach myself crafting personally again.""Other Desert Urban centersInch is about a dysfunctional, politically divided family wrestling getting an in-depth secret inside their past. The cast includes Stockard Channing and Stacy Keach, who had been while using show since it made its debut this past year at Lincoln subsequently subsequently Center Theater. Former "Brothers and sisters & Brothers and sisters" star Rachel Griffiths and Judith Light of "Ugly Betty" have grew to become part of the Broadway show.Baitz frequently produces with stars in your thoughts and managed it this time around around too. "You hear a few people for parts within your mind and also you have a very type of small, small team round the bench, waiting," according to him. "All people people are inside the play virtually."One of these simple is Keach, who Baitz calls an actress with "regal depths of dignity and sorrow." Keach returns the compliment, calling Baitz a combination between Noel Coward and Anton Chekhov. "The figures he produces are forever fascinating. Every performance is certainly a journey,Inch states Keach, who also starred in Baitz's "Ten Unknowns," within the Mark Taper Forum in La, in 2003.For Baitz, it's not coincidence the most recent play comes Phoenix-as with the ashes of his wretched TV experience. "It absolutely was fairly quickly apparent that the quantity of ambition that we had with this had nothing associated with the issue on the ground,Inch according to him. "The quantity of subtext may be dwarfed having a paramecium."He left NY and also the playwriting career following numerous unhappy occasions 9/11, the dying of his father as well as the breakup of his relationship with director and actor Joe Mantello, who nevertheless directs "Other Desert Urban centers.InchInchIn my opinion I used to be probably so avidly attempting to leave whatever discomfort there's, thinking I really could take action by changing the scenery," Baitz states, ruefully. "You may never take action.InchHe'd high hopes to make a vivid, sad-funny drama a great American family but thinks "Bothers & Sister" probably should have showed up at Showtime or Cinemax, and not in the Sunday evening slot at ABC.Even though show stood a great cast in Griffiths, Sally Area, Calista Flockhart and Make the most of Lowe, Baitz required to endure writing by committee and constantly pleasing professionals less considering quality than cash. "My ambitions with this were not practical but they should be not practical."He began "preposterously non-confrontational" but emerged since many likely too attempting to fight for his show and was canned. "Allow me to think it is a evidence of my survivor instinct kicking because I handled to acquire myself tossed," according to him, laughing."In my opinion because I felt so moderate there, so shackled, it's one factor that allowed me to produce a play of a politically divided family, that's type of one factor Cleaning it once a to accomplish there."Baitz was produced in La but were living for any very long time in South usa and Nigeria when his father was released abroad for your Carnation evaporated milk company. His connection with apartheid-era Nigeria trained him how evil government government bodies may be which anyone can assimilate in to a nasty system if they are comfortable.According to him "Other Desert Urban centers,Inch that can take its title in the California highway sign outdoors Palm Springs, is about complicity and the way as people mature they need to accommodate many details. "It's maybe the very best expression of my constant theme, that's, 'You have no idea how you feel in before you are examined,'" according to him.He points for the instance of Kazan, the brilliant director who was simply reviled by many people people for naming names through the Hollywood blacklist era. "That's things i accept each day,In . according to him. "I know I'd title names."Baitz produces constantly and keeps all of the altering ideas in the little notebook. "Eventually, they fight like weasels in the pit then one idea is slightly triumphant, though deeply bruised and battered. I Rapidly contemplate it and contemplate it more," according to him.InchUltimately, I'll start writing words."Copyright 2012 Connected Press. All rights reserved. These elements is probably not launched, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Wednesday TV in Review: Chelsea, Face Off, Middle, Harry and More

Face Off Knock knock. Who's there? Chelsea. Chelsea who? No, make that Chelsea why? The answer to the question posed in NBC's squalid new sitcom Are You There, Chelsea? (8:30/7:30c) is "not really." Based on late-night spitfire Chelsea Handler's potty-mouthed party-girl memoirs - but dropping the Vodka from the title because that might be, you know, offensive - this smutty but toothless misfire puzzlingly reduces Handler to a supporting role: that of a mousy, whiny born-again sister to the fictional Chelsea, played by That '70s Show's Laura Prepon with a one-note husky-voiced crassness that grows stale long before the first scene (in a women's jail cell) ends with Glee's Dot Marie Jones leering at Chelsea. Which is maybe the only sexual advance Chelsea spurns. As long as she can be on top. Which she mentions a lot. The smarmy and incessant innuendo is more deafening than the laugh track, and yet no matter how low it stoops, it still lacks the zing and bite of Handler's cable antics. In a calendar year of so-far-dreadful new network comedies that has included ABC's Work It and moves on to CBS' ineptly offensive Rob on Thursday, Chelsea has the distinction of being the one that should come with a shot of penicillin. The only upside: It's a good fit with the equally puerile Whitney, and by forming an easy-to-ignore block on Wednesday, frees up NBC's Thursday lineup for the return of 30 Rock (though at the expense of Community, sorry to say). Anyone with taste or self-regard will be watching ABC's Wednesday comedies anyway (more on that later), so if we're lucky, before long when we look for Chelsea on the schedule (though why would we?), it simply won't be there. Want more fall TV news? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now! NOT JUST ANOTHER PRETTY FACE: The transformations on Syfy's fascinating competition show Face Off (10/9c) aren't your usual TV makeovers. Unless, I suppose, you always dreamed of being turned into a movie monster. This addictive series, returning for a second season, is like Work of Art using the body as a canvas for the most macabre extremes of imagination. Contestants are a funky group of artists skilled in special-effects make-up, creature creation and sculpture, body painting and the like. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, likewise the horrific and fantastic visions they execute in each challenge, as we watch the process unfold from design and sketches to sculpting and molds to application to final touch-ups. The opening round, introduced by the appealing host McKenzie Westmore, takes the players from the Universal Studios backlot (home of many a legendary monster) to Hollywood Boulevard, with the elimination "Spotlight" challenge involving the reinterpretation of a movie and literary classic: The Wizard of Oz. Namely, the scarecrow, tin man, cowardly lion and wicked witch. Icons of the highest order, and as they say on shows like American Idol, the goal is to make them their own. And they do, with decidedly mixed results - the tin man seems to really stump them - but scarecrows are notoriously scary objects, and in the hands of these craftspeople, they become something so fearsome in visage it would send Dorothy Gale back to Kansas in a heartbeat. Other big news for reality fans: Tonight is the "restaurant wars" episode of Bravo's Top Chef: Texas (10/9c). What are the odds meat will be on the menu? WHERE THE FUNNY IS: If it's Wednesday, it must be on ABC, kicking off with another inspired episode of The Middle (8/7c), in which we find the Hecks returning from the funeral of ancient Aunt Ginny - the episode is dedicated to Frances Bay, who passed away last September at 92 - with an extended scene of family banter in the car that ranks among the show's finest and funniest. When Frankie explains the concept of bereavement food, that "you're not supposed to cook" when you're sad, Brick pipes up, "Are you sad all the time, mom?" Score. Frankie really is sad, though, when she stops to think about how quickly time passes and how the family rarely stops to acknowledge the major milestones. One such milestone occurs later in the episode, as Poor Sue (Eden Sher) becomes aware she may have an admirer on the wrestling team. An actual boyfriend? Aunt Ginny would be so proud. Suburgatory (8:30/7:30c) welcomes Cougar Town's much-missed Dan Byrd, who's killing time like the rest of us until ABC finally schedules the blasted show already. He plays an undercover narc at school befriended by Tessa, who assumes he's gay - which still doesn't stop sad-sack Lisa from crushing on him. And Tessa's not the only one in her family jumping to conclusions, as George assumes Dallas' invitation to design her boutique is yet another form of seduction. (The way she eats a banana, who can blame him?) In the episodes not made available for preview, Modern Family (9/8c) puts Mitchell and Cam one step closer to their next adoption, as they meet with prospective birth mothers and try to keep their cool (good luck with that); and there's a guest-star alert on Happy Endings (9:31/8:31c), as Dave's dad (Michael McKean) shows up with his new girlfriend, who happens to be Penny's mom (Megan Mullally). GOING APE: "Why Wonder Woman?" That's the question posed on NBC's Harry's Law (9/8c) as an emotionally unstable client (Smallville's Erica Durance) is accused of barbaric vigilantism after she assaults abusive husbands while wearing the classic superhero drag. Why indeed. This qualifies as a classic in-joke, referring to Law creator David E. Kelley's failed attempt to revive Wonder Woman for NBC, one of the most notorious unaired pilots in years. (It truly is a sight to behold.) The episode's other subplot involves a high-functioning runaway zoo ape on whose behalf Harry (Kathy Bates) tries to argue the issue of "personhood." Hey, he's at least as believable as any of the ridiculous human animals on this show, with its cloying mix of the painfully earnest and the quirkily precious. The maudlin storytelling made me want to rebel like Caesar in Rise of the Planet of the Apes. I'm more intrigued by tonight's scenario for NBC's Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (10/9c), seemingly inspired by the interactive off-Broadway phenom Sleep No More (also featured recently on Gossip Girl). The crime du jour involves a rape that occurs mid-performance, with the audience (in masks) believing it's part of the show. Fisher Stevens guests as the play's director, who probably wasn't aiming for that level of realism. Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!

'Bel Ami,' 'Cosmopolis,' More: MTV Movie Brawl Wild Card Individuals who win Revealed!

"Hunger Games" and "Twilight" fans, make your backs: more recent and much more effective rivals have just became a member of the ring! The MTV Movie Brawl 2012's Wild Card round is closed, and five new movies have recently been recognized to the tournament for that voting pleasure. Like the other films, you've until Sunday to election these new movies to the March Madness-style bracket tournament that's beginning on Monday (The month of the month of january 9). Is it possible to rally enough support behind these beginners to make certain their spots inside the Sweet 16? Let's uncover! Your brand-new rivals are "Bel Ami" Request and ye shall receive! Rachelle Lefervre fans showed up in this area entirely pressure to assist this extended postponed indie starring the "Twilight" hunk as journalist Georges Duroy. The film tales his rise to energy, in addition to his encounters with sexy co-stars Uma Thurman and Kristin Scott Thomas. The film hits theaters on March 2, 2012. "Cosmopolis" If "Bel Ami" would crack to the Wild Card round, it shojuld 't be an unexpected this other Pattinson flick squeaked in too. This time around around, the film follows large-time money-maker Eric Packer (Pattinson) and also the very bad (hair) day using the streets of Manhattan. The David Cronenberg movie is positioned to achieve later in 2012. Election Inside The MTV Movie Brawl 2012! "Paranormal Activity 4" It cannot be Halloween laminator tl901 office without any "Paranormal Activity" movie, as well as the Vital horror franchise isn't disappointing because regard. Little is well known beyond the film's October 19 release date (giving us plenty of time to supply our wish report on company company directors), but as they are always the problem using this series, it's the endless surprises that leave us near to our seats. "The Perks to become a Wallflower" What can you obtain if you throw teen faves Logan Lerman, Emma Watson, Nina Dobrev plus much more to the same movie together? You obtain "The Perks to become a Wallflower," the novel adaptation that's set striking theaters later in 2012. Lerman already won our MTV New Class Leader poll having a landslide in 2011can he bring the identical momentum with this latest contest? "Alien: Episode I The Phantom Menace 3dInch A really very long time ago, in the world far far awayor, more precisely, in 1999 and also the following on EarthGeorge Lucas introduced "AlienInch fans their first new film inside the franchise since 1983's "Return in the Jedi." Now, "Phantom Menace" is coming back to theatersthis in time glorious 3Don February 10, which finances the anticipation accumulating. But might be pressure sufficiently strong enough in this particular rerelease to conquer 36 brand-new releases for just about any place inside the brawl with this all? MTV Movie Brawl 2012 Has Began! Inform us everything you consider the Wild Card rivals inside the comments and also on Twitter!