Entertainment Round-Up (10/27/2012)

**Thomas Balkcom** · 09:23 AM on 10/27/12 #2

Entertainment Round-Up
Industry News and Rumors:

Movies

01) Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction are headed back to theaters in December.

02) Under the Skin is undergoing reshoots.

03) We have a running time for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.

04) Wally Pfister will make his directorial debut with Transcendence.

05) The Mass Effect movie has moved forward with a new screenwriter.

06) Gravity has a rating!

07) Here is a new poster and image from On the Road.

08) Here are three new posters for Killing Them Softly.

09) Refn's Logan's Run remake has lost Ryan Gosling.

10) Here's a new image from Wolverine.

11) Matthew Vaughn is no longer directing X-Men: Days of Future Past.

12) Here is a set photo from Noah.

13) Arnold will return to his role of Conan.

14) Here are two clips from Amour.

Television

01) Here's a first look at the TV series Hannibal.

02) Here's a trailer for The Carrie Diaries.

03) Attack of the Show and X Play have been canceled.

Newest Trailers

01) Django Unchained (international) - http://www.slashfilm.com/django-unch...d-new-footage/
02) Iron Man 3 - http://www.slashfilm.com/iron-man-3-teaser-trailer/
03) Safe Haven - http://www.slashfilm.com/safe-haven-...cholas-sparks/
04) The Evil Dead - http://www.slashfilm.com/the-evil-de...h-your-tongue/
05) A Good Day to Die Hard - http://www.slashfilm.com/a-good-day-...ess-of-things/

Absolutepunk Entertainment Forum Links

Cloud Atlas
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Homeland
Parks and Recreation
The League
Skyfall
South Park
The Walking Dead
Lincoln

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wheelsgonewild · 09:31 AM on 10/27/12 #3

NO MORE AOTS?! WHYYYYYYYYYYY

**kemppettyjohn** · 09:37 AM on 10/27/12 #4

2 hours and 40 minutes is a bit long for The Hobbit. I thought it was bad enough that they split it into three movies.

**makeasound** · 10:38 AM on 10/27/12 #5

Attack of the Show was pretty much the only thing I still watched on G4. Sad to see it ending.

**johnnyferris** · 11:13 AM on 10/27/12 #6

No idea there was going to be another Die Hard. Great news.

tomtom94 · 11:56 AM on 10/27/12 #7

Would someone please explain why those of us who don't live in America have to wait until next February to see Cloud Atlas?

Also Transcendence sounds good thus far, looking forward to that.

**Blake Solomon** · 11:58 AM on 10/27/12 #8

yeah aots was basically my high school years. gonna miss that one.

echodual · 11:59 AM on 10/27/12 #9

Sucks about Vaughn. I would be fine with Singer though.

fredrico0012 · 12:21 PM on 10/27/12 #10

Sounds like G4 is going to be just like Fuse. Get rid of all their long running cult shows for a rebrand hoping to get a smash it, which will never happen.

**Hojonny** · 12:42 PM on 10/27/12 #11

I miss TechTV. So much good programming.

**domotime2** · 01:08 PM on 10/27/12 #12

Totally intrigued about transcendence and gravity!

juice182 · 01:57 PM on 10/27/12 #13

rip aots

buckcheeks · 03:30 PM on 10/27/12 #14

I'm sure AOTS got cancelled due to that really annoying blonde.

**CastlesXClouds** · 03:45 PM on 10/27/12 #15

matthew vaughn killed xmen first class, movie was sooo sick. shitty hes not directing it anymore :/


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