My Latest Woody Allen Flick

For the better part of this decade, Woody Allen has good days ('Match Point', 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona') and bad ones ('Whatever Works'). So when word comes around saying he has a project four years in development, a rarity for someone who loves to write and shoot, I'm kinda expecting this to be epic. If the casting is any indication, I shouldn't be disappointed with the Paris-based film. Say hello to Marion Cotillard (who Audrey Tautou must despise by now), Rachel McAdams and Owen Wilson. Can't wait! (Variety)

My Amy Adams Complex

I love me some Amy Adams. It's very apparent that I do. I love how she brings so much optimism in every character she portrays and how those characters make me smile for two hours. This is why I'm afraid when she's in talks to star in a David O. Russell (oh gawd) film called 'The Fighter' with Mark Wahlberg and Christian Bale. Is this the gritty edge Adams is trying to reach to break the stereotype that got her two Oscar nominations? I applaud and encourage range from my performing artists so let's hope this casting decision works. (Variety)

My Bourne Sequels

Love it. On the heels of a dumbed down version of the supposedly revived James Bond franchise, Universal Studios (no association to 007) greenlit a few more of an action franchise that isn't just fireworks and no brainwaves to wet my tastebuds. The only bad news I can find in all of this reteaming of Nolfi (screenwriter), Greengrass and Damon is that the film is not scheduled to be released until Summer 2010. Boo. Oh, can you tell I wasn't a fan of that Bond flick? (Joblo)