The movie stars Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow, Robert Downey Jr as Iron Man, Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye, Chris Hemsworth reprising his role as Thor, Chris Evans as Captain America and Samuel L Jackson as Fury.

And clips of a redheaded Scarlett Johansson, 27, in a black leather catsuit should certainly be enough to garner attention for the movie ahead of its May 4 release in the U.S

Shenae, 22, was seen strutting her stuff in some red killer heels and a flimsy mustard dress, which was cinched in at her tiny waist with a brown leather belt.

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Sources say that the new voting will ultimately be faster, more efficient and eventually lead to the award ceremony being broadcast nearly an entire month earlier.

“There’s a lot of reasons you could speculate why I didn’t get parts. There’s always a stigma. Not just a stigma with reality stars but it’s just like anything else: the actress was too tall, she’s too short, she’s too fat, she too thin. There’s always some sort of obstacle to overcome. In my case, yeah, I’m not going to lie and say there weren’t certain casting people that didn’t wanna see me because they didn’t think I could act. That’s fine. If anything, it made me more determined.”

Selena Gomez would not only play the lead in the film but she would also act as producer.

MTV News reports that before she can start on The Sky is Everywhere, Gomez is set to shoot Spring Breakers and possibly film a movie called Hot Mess.

When speaking to MTV News about her projects going into 2012, Justin Bieber’s girlfriend said she wanted to stick to the same policy as her successful 2011.

“I feel like this approach of this year, I wasn’t expecting any of the things that happened,” she said. “And so I just kind of want to go into the end of this year and the beginning of next year just excited and in a good place and not planning anything.”

Selena Gomez is also set to star in the Harmony Korine film, “Spring Breakers” alongside another former Disney star, Vanessa Hudgens. (Emma Roberts and James Franco also star.) Selena called the movie “very dark and very different.”

The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed that the troubled “Mean Girls” star, who spent most of 2011 in the public eye courtesy of a long string of Los Angeles-based courtroom appearances, is in talks to play the late Hollywood icon in a made-for-TV movie.

“It’s a fun movie because it could be big entertainment,” Clooney told The Wrap during a red carpet interview last night at the Palm Springs International Film Festival

The actor will co-write, direct and star in the film, which he’s producing with creative partner Grant Heslov. The two started their own company, Smoke House, in 2006, after their successful collaboration on the 2005 film “Good Night, and Good Luck”, which was nominated for six Oscars including Best Picture, Best Director (Clooney) and Best Original Screenplay (Clooney and Heslov). Their most recent film was last year’s “The Ides of March” starring Clooney and Ryan Gosling.

Set up at Sony, “The Monuments Men” is based on the non-fiction book “The Monuments Men: Allied Heroes, Nazi Thieves, and the Greatest Treasure Hunt in History” by Robert M. Edsel. It will focus on a specific 11-month period of time occurring between D-Day (June 6, 1944) and V-E Day (May 8, 1945).

The fourth installment of the Tom Cruise franchise captured $38.3 million over the four-day holiday frame, according to studio estimates from Hollywood.com

The film, directed by Pixar’s Brad Bird, has done $141.2 million since its almost exclusive release Dec. 21 on IMAX screens, a strategy that has helped the film take the No. 1 spot every day since.

The film will likely surpass the 1996 original’s gross of $181 million, and is within striking distance of Mission: Impossible II, the 2000 John Woo sequel that is the series’ most lucrative at $215 million.

Finishing second again for the weekend was Robert Downey Jr.’s “Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows” with $26.5 million. The family sequel “Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked” came in third with $21 million.

Rounding out the top five were Steven Spielberg’s “War Horse” at No. 4 with $19.2 million and David Fincher’s “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” just behind at No. 5 with $19 million.

Michael Fassbender, in a kind of weird foreshadowing of his character in “Shame,” plays Jung as a Swiss bourgeois who falls for the forbidden fruit of one of his patients, Sabina Spielrein (Keira Knightley), a tremendously neurotic but brilliant young woman whose sexuality is bound up in her feelings for her father and a thick stripe of self-loathing. While navigating the uncertain waters of this affair, Jung starts to work beside Freud (Viggo Mortensen) — or, rather, beneath him, as the imperious Freud will only see Jung as an heir aspiring to his glory. And when Jung starts to get ideas of his own, Freud can’t see the point in keeping him as crown prince.

In the film, Miley, 18, plays Lola, who is described as a “teenage Aphrodite, minus the confidence.” She loses her virginity, talks about sex incessantly, smokes marijuana, kisses one of her two best female friends on the lips, gets wasted and accidentally shows her mom, Ann, (Demi) her Brazilian wax.

Here are the release dates according to IMDB:
USA – 2012
India – 10 February 2012
Czech Republic – 9 March 2012
Lithuania – 16 March 2012 (New date)
Denmark – 29 March 2012
Hungary – 29 March 2012
Sweden – 30 March 2012
Belgium – 25 April 2012
Netherlands – 26 April 2012
Germany – 3 May 2012
UK – 1 June 2012
France – 20 June 2012
Brazil – 10 August 2012

Besson currently has The Lady in the Oscar mix, but this film sounds like a closer cousin to early Besson efforts like The Professional, La Femme Nikita and The Fifth Element.

Synopsis: A depressed young man moves back in with his parents and finds his life turned upside down as he struggles to choose between the beautiful daughter of a close family friend and the scintillating but volatile next-door neighbor whose passion helps to reignite his lust for life. The third screen outing for writer/director James Gray and actor Joaquin Phoenix following We Own the Night and The Yards, Two Lovers co-stars Gwyneth Paltrow, Isabella Rossellini, and Vinessa Shaw.

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Synopsis: A thirtysomething single mother whose boundless potential was squandered through a series of failed relationships and a misguided effort to help her younger sister succeed in life finds the fruits of her labors finally coming together in director Christine Jeffs’ dark family comedy. Back in high school, the future looked pretty bright for Rose Lorkowski (Amy Adams); not only was she the cheerleading captain, but she was also dating the star quarterback. Flash forward a little over a decade, and Rose is working overtime in hopes of getting her son into a better school. Her sister, Norah (Emily Blunt), is still living at home with their father, Joe (Alan Arkin), a failed salesman whose penchant for jumping into get-rich-quick schemes has left the family without a financial net to fall back on. Rose may be down, but she certainly isn’t out, and when she hatches a plan to launch a crime-scene cleanup business, the money starts rolling in. Sure, cleaning up murder scenes and suicide sites may not be the most glamorous job in the world, but death is a fairly profitable business, and as the phone keeps ringing, Rose and Norah finally begin to experience the closeness of sisterhood that has eluded them all these years while also providing their family with true security.

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Synopsis: A professional poker player whose astounding luck at the table fails to translate into his lonesome love life attempts to win the World Series of Poker while simultaneously earning the affections of a beautiful Las Vegas singer in a high-stakes emotional drama from L.A. Confidential director Curtis Hanson and Munich screenwriter Eric Roth. When his personal problems threaten to distract him from what could be his biggest win ever, seasoned poker pro Huck Cheever (Eric Bana) finds comfort in the company of singer Billie Offer (Drew Barrymore). Upon preparing for the biggest card game in the country, however, Huck soon realizes that his problems have only just begun when he finds that his opponent at the table will be none other than his estranged father, L.C. (Robert Duvall), a poker legend whose mythical reputation makes him a more than worthy opponent for his troubled son.

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Synopsis: Screen siren Cameron Diaz and former X-Man James Marsden star in the supernatural horror picture The Box (2008), directed by Donnie Darko cult fave Richard Kelly. The film’s premise involves a strange and ominous box granted to a young couple by a mysterious stranger (Frank Langella). They are informed that pressing various buttons on the box will grant them riches while killing a person unknown to them in the process. Executive produced by Ted Hamm, the film was adapted by Kelly from Richard Matheson’s 1970 short story Button, Button.

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