With X-Men Origins: Wolverine due for release on May 1st, a third and final trailer for the film has now been released.
Set around twenty years earlier than the original X-Men film, this prequel film focuses on Logan’s past, his history, and his relationships with others. We get a real look at the Wolverine and what he was like as a person prior to becoming a member of the X-Men.
One week to go, and the excitement can most definitely be felt in the air about the release of this new X-Men film. Hugh Jackman returns as Wolverine, Liev Schreiber and Lynn Collins also feature, and with Gavin Hood directing; the film surely shan’t disappoint.
It feels like we’ve been waiting a massively long time for this one, and given that X-Men Last Stand was released back in 2006; I suppose that we have, really. X-Men Origins: Wolverine is nearly here now though, and here is the third and final trailer:

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It has been announced today that Demetri Martin will appear in Steven Soderbergh’s next film, Moneyball. Moneyball is a drama film about baseball, and Demetri Marin is all set to play the part of Paul DePodesta, a mathematically minded Harvard graduate.
With an opening weekend of $24.1 million; Zac Efron’s latest film 17 Again has shot straight to the very top of the US Box Office. $10 million ahead of second placed State of Play with $14.1 million, 17 Again was a clear favourite this weekend, and the High School Musical star is certainly showing that there’s more to him than Troy Bolton.



Robert Hall’s Laid To Rest DVD is to be released on May 4th. The film takes inspiration from the old school stalk-and-slash flicks, and has been cited by Dread Central as “A masterpiece of mayhem and carnage.”
The film rights to Mischa Glenny’s McMafia have now been picked up by Working Title Films. McMafia is a non-fiction book which looks at the world of international organised crime, and could well convert incredibly well to film.
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Kyle Gallner (The Haunting in Connecticut) is to appear in Samuel Bayer’s A Nightmare On Elm Street re-imagining. He’ll play the part of Quentin, one of the film’s key protagonists. Jackie Earle Haley (Watchmen) is to be the new Freddy Krueger, and the other parts are yet to be announced; there are certainly some pleasing choices so far though, and it’ll be interesting to see how the film plays out when it’s finally released in 2010.