Time has become the new currency, to stave off overpopulation, and the rich can essentially live forever while the rest of society has to negotiate for their immortality. Niccol's story centers on a young man who comes across a fortune of time and is hunted down by the dirty cops known as time keepers. It was said that every character would look young, even with parents and children appearing to be the same age.
will be adapted for the big screen. Rick Porras who worked on "The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring" will be a producer for Warner Bros. with the premiere set for 2011.
miniseries based on Robert Harris' bestseller "Pompeii". The project was originally meant for the big screen with Roman Polanski as a director, but it will now become a TV miniseries described as both a love story and a thriller, with the historical, apocalyptic backdrop of a city on the precipice of destruction and characters who are totally relatable to a contemporary audience. "Pompeii" shall focus on an aqueduct engineer named Marcus Attilius. He finds himself fighting time to keep the military and trade ports on the Naples Bay alive. He doesn't realize that he's also up against one of the deadliest forces of nature.
"Green Lantern's" costume designer Ngila Dickson (won an Oscar for "The Lord Of The Rings: The Return of The King") was given a task to make a suit that would be different from the other superheroes spandex suit designs we've seen in the past. The "Green Lantern" suit is something that should look alien, it needs to seem other worldly. It encompasses any creature that wears the ring, and Hal Jordan is the first human to ever wear the suit. This was a chance for Dickson to do something different and plus Hal Jordan changes 
into the suit multiple times in mid scene, and the CG also allows him to do that. According to the same sources when the CG is complete, the suit will look like a manifestation of his power.
In the show produced by Neil Jordan and written by Michael Hirst ("The Tudors", "Elizabeth") Jeremy Irons will play Rodrigo Borgia, the cunning, manipulative patriarch of The Borgia family who ascends to the highest circles of power, Colm Feore will play his arch enemy Cardinal Giuliano Della Rovere, and we reported earlier this week that François Arnaud will play Cesare Borgia, Rodrigo's Machiavellian son, but we are yet to see who will play his son Juan, and his scandalously beautiful daughter, Lucrezia. "The Borgias" will be a complex, unvarnished portrait of one of history’s’ most intriguing and infamous dynastic families whose power and influence eventually lead them to their demise. Their motto was "politics have no relation to morals". 
Against the backdrop, love-stories entwine: Tom (Rufus Sewell), the master builder, Aliena (Hayley Atwell), the noblewoman, the sadistic Lord William (David Oakes), Philip (Matthew MacFadyen), the prior of Kingsbridge, Jack (Eddie Redmayne), the artist in stone work and Ellen (Natalia Worner), the woman from the forest who casts a curse. At once, this is a sensuous and enduring love story and an epic that shines with the fierce spirit of a passionate age. Follett masterfully weaves these stories through political turmoil of 12th century England, creating a relevant and viable world for today's audience and for generations to come. The cast also includes Ian McShane and Donald Sutherland. Judging from the trailer, I must admit I've expected something a bit more, and I don't really like the female part of the cast, but I will still check it out this summer. 
until she bumps into Ethan (super charming Christopher Gorham), a writer pushed to the edge of despair after having another novel rejected by publishers. For Jesse, the encounter offers more than a chance to inspire the artist in Ethan again. It also opens a new, romantic chapter in her life... with one huge complication. Moments after meeting the perfect guy for her, Jesse meets Mr. Perfect— Troy (Michael Landes), a confident and successful advertising executive who makes almost every moment elegant and romantic. Soon Jesse is in trouble over her head grappling with the ultimate romantic paradox: what does a girl do when she meets "Mr. Right" after already meeting the right guy?
Marc Webb (“500 Days of Summer”) will direct the new movie, scheduled for summer 2012, which will be a more teen-friendly incarnation of Spiderman, taking Peter Parker back to his early days of balancing girl trouble, homework, and crime fighting. Logan Lerman has apparently beat out some other young stars such as Anton Yelchin and Jesse Eisenberg.
