EW.com (http://www.ew.com) has an exclusive look at Josh Brolin as President George W. Bush in Oliver Stone's forthcoming drama "W." Stone's "W" also includes Elizabeth Banks as First Lady Laura Bush, James Cromwell as George Bush Sr., Ellen Burstyn as Barbara Bush, Thandie Newton as Condoleezza Rice, Ioan Gruffudd as Tony Blair and Jeffrey Wright as Colin Powell.

For an in-depth look at the making of this movie, click on the link below.

Stride Gum has announced it will give a free coupon for one pack of Stride Gum to a million people if a million people sign the StopUweBoll.org petition by May 14th at 5 pm Eastern Time.

To the uninformed, Uwe Boll has caused quite a stir in the online video game and movie community by what many label as his butchering of video game movie adaptations. He's directed several films - including "House of the Dead," "Alone in the Dark," and "BloodRayne" - which have appeared on critics' and fans' most loathed lists. He's infamously challenged film critics who pan his movies to boxing matches and have actually battled a few. Recently, Boll stated (although we don't know how serious he is about his claim) that if one million people sign a petition to ban him from making movies ever again, he will quit the film industry.

If you want to contribute to the greater good and possibly get a free gum pack at the same time, click on the link below for more information.

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of "Risky Business" and the beginnings of him becoming a movie star, Tom Cruise has opened his official site at TomCruise.com. Cruise promises news updates behind his projects on the site in addition to his biography, filmography, videos and photos. Missing from the site? Subliminal Scientology recruitment (as far as we know).

Meanwhile, Variety reports today that Cruise is in talks for a fourth "Mission: Impossible" despite Paramount previously announcing that they had severed ties with the actor.

Variety reports that Ellen Page ("Juno") will star in a new adaptation of Charlotte Bronte's "Jane Eyre." Moira Buffini adapted the classic book but no director has been setup with the project yet. BBC Films will produce the project.

"Jane Eyre" tells the story of an orphan who becomes an governess and falls for her master, Mr. Rochester, but later finds that he hides a dark secret.

Production is expected to begin in the fall.

Warner Bros. and Lucasfilm have released the one-sheet poster for "Star Wars: The Clone Wars," the CGI-animated film due for release August 15th. The movie will serve as the starting point for an upcoming "Clone Wars" animated series on Cartoon Network.

Additionally, the forthcoming trailer will simultaneously be featured on all five Turner network channels - Cartoon Network, TNT, TBS, CNN, and Boomerang - on Thursday, May 8 at 7:58 pm ET. The trailer will then hit theaters (presumably with copies of "Speed Racer") this Friday.

4/30/08 - Entertainment Weekly (http://www.ew.com) reports that Jonah Hill ("Superbad") is in talks to join Shia LaBeouf as his sidekick in "Transformers 2." Michael Bay will once again direct the film for Paramount and Dreamworks. Steven Spielberg is exec producing.

Paramount is readying the picture for a June 26, 2009 release.

05/07/08 - Entertainment Weekly (http://www.ew.com) now reports that Jonah Hill will not be in "Transformers 2," as a deal couldn't be worked out.

Variety reports that Rapper Common has joined the cast of "Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins" for Warner Bros. and director McG. He joins a cast which already comprises of Sam Worthington and Christian Bale. The fourth "Terminator" movie is being aimed for a May 22, 2009 release.

John Connor will be played by Bale and is set in the future where war is still continuing between man and machine. Common will play a freedom fighter against the machines  and a member of John Connor's inner circle.

John D. Brancato & Michael Ferris and Paul Haggis have penned the screenplay.

After their wildly successful showing with "Iron Man" at the box office this past weekend, Marvel Studios revealed yesterday their schedule for upcoming pictures all the way until 2011.

Starting with an "Iron Man" sequel, Marvel Studios is aiming for a second "Iron Man" film to be released on April 30, 2010. A movie based on the "Thor" comic book is being targeted for a June 4, 2010 release date. Matthew Vaughn ("Layer Cake") is currently working on that picture.

On May 6, 2011, Marvel hopes to release "The First Avenger: Captain America," a new picture based on the Captain America comic book hero. Later in July that year, the studio hopes to release an "Avengers" movie will will team up Iron Man, The Hulk, Captain America and Thor. Zak Penn ("X2") is working on the script for that movie.

Paramount would own distribution rights for all of the previously mentioned films.

Additionally, the Marvel is also working on an "Ant-Man" project to be written and directed by Edgar Wright and also "Spider-Man 4."

Variety has a story today revealing that McG's "Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins," the first of a planned new trilogy in the "Terminator" franchise, will aim to be a more kid-friendly, PG-13 film. The fourth Terminator movie is aiming for a May 22, 2009 release.

According to the trade, the "Terminator" series is one of the highest-grossing R-rated franchises of all time, with the first three films having grossed more than $1.03 billion worldwide. But Halcyon producers thought it was time to broaden the upcoming fourth film's audience base, and they believe the PG-13 won't compromise the series' gritty vision.

"The ratings have changed," said Halcyon co-founder and co-CEO Victor Kubicek, a broker-turned-writer-producer. "The PG-13 has increased in intensity."

Additionally, a PG-13 rating opens the doors for more licensing opportunities, including Terminator toys.

Warner Bros. has released a new trailer for "The Dark Knight" opening July 18, 2008. We get to see a lot more of the late Heath Ledger as the Joker and some pretty cool explosive sequences. Click on the link below to check it out.