The Ridley Scott production is filming in Bourne Wood in England, where they’ve built a couple of villages and a neat-looking fort.  Here are some choice photos; click each one for a bigger look:

MarketSaw just landed a spy photo of some heavy equipment from the set.  What you’re seeing is a mech that humans can climb inside and operate — at least, I think.  The script has been leaked here and there, but in general they’ve done a great job keeping plot details under wraps.

Three pics from The Twilight Saga: New Moon were just released via Entertainment Weekly.  The above shot features the director, Chris Weitz, while the other two are a typical shot of Bella and Edward (Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson) and a creepy shot of Bella and Laurent (Edi Gathegi).  Click on each one for a bigger look:

Unlike the recent Dragonball Evolution, though, it actually seems here that the look is working.  Check out the two stills, plus a photo from the set:

I see someone finally figured out that Jacob might be more of a viable love interest if he cuts his hair.  With all you Team Edward crazies out there, though, he still never stood a chance, did he?

We already featured one Depp-only poster, but here’s a new set featuring all three.  The film, directed by Collateral’s Michael Mann and starring Depp as infamous gangster John Dillinger, comes out this July 4th weekend.

The new version stars Nip/Tuck’s Dylan Walsh, with the standard array of TV actors in the supporting cast: Gossip Girl’s Penn Badgley, Law & Order: SVU’s Christopher Meloni, and Once and Again’s Sela Ward.  You can check out the reasonably cool new teaser poster below:

The story finds Bella (Kristen Stewart) growing closer to Jacob (Taylor Lautner) after her beloved Edward (Robert Pattinson) takes off abruptly.  (Of course, since Pattinson became an international heartthrob after Twilight came out, his role has been beefed up a little from the book.)

If you haven’t read New Moon or didn’t catch the eight hundred not-so-subtle clues in Twilight, Jacob is actually a werewolf.  And he has a lot of werewolf associates, including the four young shirtless actors you see below: Alex Meraz, Chaske Spencer, Bronson Pelletier, and Kiowa Gordon.

Teen girls, start arguing about who the hot one is…now.

Update: Check out ClevverTV’s Meet the Wolf Pack - Final New Moon Cast video!

And nope, I have no idea why “500″ is parenthesized.

On the one hand, he’s back to his Gladiator haircut and he’s in reasonably good shape (neither of which could be said for him in State of Play).

But on the other hand…this project seemed so much cooler when it was called Nottingham and was about a sympathetic Sheriff and a slimy Robin Hood.  Now it’s a straightforward Robin Hood story — only in this case, Robin Hood is way too old.

But I sound like a broken record.  Why don’t you decide for yourself by checking out the photo below?

The eye-catcher features main character Susie Salmon (Atonement’s Saoirse Ronan) in Heaven — or, more accurately as it turns out, somewhere in between Heaven and Earth.

The second features an obscured look at Stanley Tucci’s George Harvey: the man who murdered 14-year-old Susie.  (Jackson swears the movie is uplifting.)  Check them both out below.

The weird thing is, as of today, the footage has been pulled from there and most other places online, so perhaps Bay jumped the gun and Paramount didn’t want the footage to get out quite yet.  By the time you read this, the YouTube embed might be disabled, but people are uploading it like wildfire so it shouldn’t be too hard to find.

The first two thirds is a full scene from the flick featuring Bumblebee, Shia LaBeouf, and Megan Fox undressing, which is then followed up with lots of rapid-fire cutting of Transformer battles — including some choice screencaps of Megatron, who Michael Bay originally claimed wouldn’t be in the film.

The Adventures of Tintin are a series of Belgian comic strips about a young Belgian reporter named Tintin who goes on lots of adventures.  They first appeared in 1929, and I guess everybody in Europe loves them.

That means that all of this “who cares?” attitude that we have about the property in the U.S. sounds like heresy to Europeans.  But imagine if it was an original story: Peter Jackson and Steven Spielberg are teaming up for a big-budget movie trilogy!  About…a plucky young Belgian reporter?  Who does…stuff?  Uh, what?  Why?

To those of you who are excited — or simply curious — about Tintin, Empire Online came out with a first look behind the scenes of the first movie (full title: The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn) with Jackson, Spielberg, Andy Serkis (a.k.a. Gollum, who here is playing Captain Haddock) and Jamie Bell (who’s playing Tintin himself).

Empire apparently feels overly protective of the photo, as evidenced by the largest watermark I’ve ever seen, but you’ll get the idea:

Anyway, Judge is back in the present day with Extract, a comedy starring Jason Bateman, Mila Kunis, Ben Affleck, and Kristen Wiig.  And it looks hilarious.  Well, the trailer does.  The poster is nothing more than a badly-executed penis joke.  Check them both out below:

Starring the terrific Sam Rockwell, Moon is a terrific sci-fi movie about a man nearing the end of his three-year mission harvesting a fusion energy source on the moon.  But then something happens, and he discovers something, and I can’t really say any more except that fans of tight, well-done sci-fi that subverts genre cliches will love this.

The minimalist poster just came out, and underneath it you can check out the trailer, which reveals slightly more than I just did but mostly does an admirable job of not giving away the whole movie.

The first set photo, featuring a pretty darn big explosion (what else?) along with cast members Austin and Eric Roberts, was just released.  Check it out:

Kelly wrote the screenplay, which is based on a 1970 short story called “Button, Button” by Richard Matheson about a married couple who receive a box from a stranger with a button on it.  The stranger tells them if they press the button, they’ll receive $50,000, but someone they don’t know will die.

The story was later adapted into an episode of the ’80s Twilight Zone, though it tweaked the original ending significantly.

As Kelly has expanded the story into a full-length movie, expect plenty more tweaks.  Diaz and Marsden play the married couple, and Langella plays the stranger.  The movie comes out in time for Halloween on October 30th; you can check out the first poster below:

So before Soderbergh moves onto a mainstream dark comedy with Matt Damon and then follows that up with a song-and-dance retelling of the story of Cleopatra (yep, that’s a real project), check out the new poster for The Girlfriend Experience:

You can also check out the trailer here.

I guess that’s kind of hard these days when you have sites like this one dissecting advanced buzz every chance we get.  Oh well…

It’s unclear exactly how closely the movie will take its plot from the classic Fantasia segment, but we do know Cage plays a wizard living in modern-day New York and Baruchel plays his potential apprentice.  It’s being directed by Jon Turteltaub, who struck gold with Cage in both National Treasure movies.

Check out the set photos people have been snapping for a good look at the characters (click to enlarge):

All three use the tagline The Future Begins, which they actually ripped off the new Terminator movie (its working title was originally Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins).

All this is to say that as pretty as these posters may look, they lose major originality points.

Yeah, it sounds pretty offbeat.  But I defy you not to think the trailer is mind-trippingly cool:

And speaking of mind-trippingly cool, here’s the poster:

Here’s the first teaser poster, which debuted in Nick Magazine:

Great, great tagline.

Except, when you shoot them in the head, nothing happens.

No images of Freeman as Mandela yet, but we do get Eastwood directing Damon, who plays rugby player Francois Pienaar.  How does rugby factor into a Nelson Mandela biopic?  Apparently the movie — based on the book by John Carlin — will chronicle Mandela’s first term as South African president after the fall of apartheid, when he campaigned to host the 1995 Rugby World Cup.  Check out the shots:

And here’s concept art of the Hatter’s tea party:

The film is currently set to come out March 5th, 2010 — curiously not a holiday or summer release.

Apparently, though, she’s still working, as evidenced by this poster for Post Grad.  It’s a little too purple for my taste, but being a terrified post-grad myself, at least I identify with the expression on her face.

I’d be very curious to know whether or not the decision to make Johnny Depp the sole above-the-title cast member — and only include Christian Bale (who plays Melvin Purvis, the guy hunting him down) in smaller print underneath him — was a result of Bale’s recent trouble.  Because everything we’ve heard about the project so far seemed to suggest Depp and Bale were co-headliners.

Either way, here’s the poster:

…and here’s the fantastic trailer:

It’s not quite as fast as Steven Spielberg’s six-month rush job on Munich, but it’s pretty close.  Click on each poster for a better look:

I also wasn’t quite sure why Jordana Brewster, and not Paul Walker or Vin Diesel, was in the “front”, until I realized: the order of the actors doesn’t matter, because the real star of the poster is the car.  Duh.

First up is an “exclusive” series of three sixty-second trailers for the movie airing on Fox from February 15-17.  If you watch Family Guy, House, and American Idol, you’ll see them all.  (Do any of those shows really need the ratings boost?)

More excitingly — because you get to see them now — are three new still photos from the movie, featuring young Logan (Kodi Smit-McPhee), Gambit (Taylor Kitsch), and a cool Wolverine vs. Sabertooth claw-off.  Click on each one below for a better look:

Fans might notice that the first picture confirms that Wolverine had claws long before he signed up for Stryker’s adamantium skeleton.

The plot follows a New York City transit worker (Washington) trying to stop a terrorist (Travolta) who hijacks a subway train.  The 1974 original starred Walter Matthau and Robert Shaw, although it’s actually already been remade into a 1998 TV movie starring Edward James Olmos and Vincent D’Onofrio.’

The new one comes out June 12th.

Radar Online nabbed a handful of various set photos that are all worth checking out.  In order, the first is a bombed-out church; the next is a look at Skynet headquarters; then an early T-800 prototype; then a terminator skull, and finally two cool shots of a sunken resistance helicopter.  Click on each one below for a better look:

The film, which is about an oddball kid who tries out for the school play, Alice in Wonderland, is finally getting a release this March and marks the first starring role for Elle Fanning, who’s appeared in Babel and Reservation Road and who seems to be following in the footsteps of Abigail Breslin — and her older sister Dakota, of course — to become the next big child actress.  Check out the poster:

Luckily, it has a fun concept (basically Big in reverse) and has a good supporting cast: Matthew Perry plays Efron’s older self, while Leslie Mann (Knocked Up) plays his wife.  (Watch our ClevverTV preview of the flick for more info.)  It comes out in April, and you can check out the brand-new poster below:

The first photo below is an official still from the film that appeared in USA Today; the second is an unofficial set photo of McAdams looking mildly annoyed that she’s being photographed.