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The company behind The Lorax has decided it’s time to make a Clifford without the involvement of a juvenile Martin Short.

As foretold by The Hollywood Reporter, Illumination Entertainment and Universal Entertainment are teaming to put together a feature-length adaptation of children’s book series-turned PBS cartoon Clifford the Big Red Dog. Bedtime Stories writer Matt Lopez has been hired to plot out when and what Clifford will crush, and the plan is to mix sheepish, live-action actors and massive, talking CGI dog into a vermilion pap ideal for those looking for a new flavor of Marmaduke. As the THR story notes, “The character is a big brand in the children’s world, representing friendship and a role model,” but we’ll see how much of a role model he remains once the film comes around to heavily imply just how hilariously big and stinky CGI Clifford’s turds are.

Question by : Which movie is this that Sandra Bullock is in?
I was watching some awards show and Sandra Bullock got the award for something. Anyways, they played previews of all the movies she had been in and i was wondering what movie did she start crying in and say “I don’t want to die”?

Best answer:

Answer by Idontgetit
Premonition (2007)

Plot:
The middle-class couple Linda Hanson and Jim Hanson lives a wasted and routine relationship with their two daughters in their comfortable house in the suburbs. On a Thursday morning, the local sheriff visits Linda and tells her that her husband died in a car accident on the previous day. On the next morning, when Linda awakes, she finds Jim safe and sound at home. When she awakes on the next morning, she realizes that her days are out of order, but her family and friends believe she is insane.

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Eastbound & Down co-creator Jody Hill is reportedly working on a Sam Peckinpah-like action film based around an outlaw duo in the 1970s South. Also, if there is any way at all it would make sense for the outlaw duo to drive a bright orange Dodge Charger over a really cool jump, Warner Bros. would very much like to retrofit this thing into a second Dukes of Hazzard redux.

Hill isn’t yet finished with his script, but already Warner it said to be looking at ways to twist his vision into their desire for a franchise with a recognizable name. Billy Gerber has been hurriedly set up to co-produce–he being the one who shepherded 2005′s Dukes of Hazzard movie into the dismally-received time capsule of Jessica Simpson’s body it would become–and he cannot wait to try to squeeze a pair of cut-offs over this thing.

However, The Hollywood Reporter’s sources caution no final decision will be made until after Hill has completed his draft, which is probably a good idea on the studio’s part. It seems pretty evident that Hill is the darker personality of the Eastbound & Down creative team–a fact that became most apparent when, separated from frequent collaborators Ben Best and Danny McBride, he wrote and directed Observe and Report, which was not at all the fun, profitable Paul Blart-esque comedy Warner Bros. presumably hoped it would be. Best not to just assume from the outset that Hill will come back with something that can be sold under the recognizable Dukes of Hazzard brand name. At least wait until you figure out if he’s written in a manageable amount of sociopathy and date rape.

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Appropriate for the impending release of superhero conglomeration The Avengers, editor sleepyskunk has put together this awesome five-minute montage containing pretty much every superhero movie you can remember–and even some you can’t remember until you see Robert Townsend and shout, “Oh, shit, so Meteor Man WAS real!”

See the YouTube description for a full list of the films. Consider the lack of Superhero Movie clips a merciful omission.

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