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Valentine's Day Gets a Sequel: 5 Other Holiday Rom-Com Ideas
You ready for this? The star-packed Valentine's Day — which hasn't even hit theaters yet — is reportedly getting a sequel. The new installment will be based around New Year's Eve instead, with an ensemble of characters celebrating the big day in the setting of New York City.
Valentine's Day Sneak Peek!
It's romantic comedy season, and Valentine's Day is going to be its peak. Whether you love ensemble romantic comedies or hate them, Valentine's Day is swaggering in with some major star power, including Jennifer Garner, Julia Roberts, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, Ashton Kutcher, Anne Hathaway, Topher Grace, Taylor Swift, and Bradley Cooper . .
Garry Marshall Is That Into Valentine's Day
Remember Garry Marshall? Director of some beloved flicks like Pretty Woman and Beaches (and some others like Runaway Bride and Raising Helen)? Regardless of the fact that his last directorial project was that Lindsay Lohan thing, Georgia Rule, he's still one of the bigger directors in this genre.
Link Time! Check Out Johnny Depp as The Mad Hatter
- A new promo pic of Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter — Coming Soon
- Everything you need to know about Lost in eight minutes and change — TV.com
- Spider-Man 4 has been pushed back due to script woes — Vulture
- Peep this early look at Will Arnett in Parks and Recreation — The Ausiello Files
- Pretty much every Precious cast member (Mariah Carey, included) has been nominated for an NAACP Image Award — E! Online
- The writers of Zombieland are penning the screenplay for Deadpool, the X-Men spinoff with Ryan Reynolds — MTV Movies Blog
- Yoko Ono has plans for a John Lennon memoir — Rock & Roll Daily
- The most ridiculous trailer ever. You can decide if it's fake — Funny or Die
- Here's the full soundtrack list for Valentine's Day — HitFix
- Would you read the leaked Eclipse script?
BuzzSugar's Must Haves For February
This month's entertainment is going to heat things up inside, even if it's still thawing outdoors. We've got a highly anticipated season premiere on TV, a blockbuster romantic comedy (and something new from Scorsese!), and even some new tunes to keep you enjoying 2010. Check them out and get your calendar ready — you won't want to miss these!
Movie Preview: Valentine's Day Starring Everyone
By now you've probably seen the myriad on-set shots for the upcoming ensemble romantic comedy Valentine's Day. Oh and by "ensemble", I mean the most star-studded cast to hit Hollywood in years.
This movie has (take a deep breath with me) Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, Jamie Foxx, Bradley Cooper, Julia Roberts, Anne Hathaway, Emma Roberts, Jennifer Garner, Eric Dane, Patrick Dempsey, Topher Grace, Shirley Maclaine, Ashton Kutcher, Taylor Lautner, and Taylor Swift.
Garry Marshall Gets a Cast For Valentine's Day
Just after the box office success of He's Just Not That Into You around Valentine's Day this year, Garry Marshall announced that he's working on a similar movie — intersecting love lives of a whole slew of people, this time set in LA — to open Valentine's Day weekend next year. The title? Valentine's Day.
10 Dream Couples: My Romantic Comedy Wish List
Valentine's Day is just around the corner, which means we're in the season of candy, flowers, and mushy movies. The star-studded film homage to the holiday got me thinking about other couples I'd like to see in romantic comedies — namely, actors we've never seen paired together or faces that don't usually turn up in the genre. Check out my list and submit your own in my movie lists community group!
Ensemble Romantic Comedies — Love 'Em or Leave 'Em?
I couldn't help but let out a groan yesterday when I heard the news that Lionsgate is in the process of adapting pregnancy guide What to Expect When You're Expecting into a romantic comedy. The film will follow seven couples as they prep for parenthood, and I'm willing to bet the the majority of those onscreen parents-to-be will be big budget actors.
It's no secret that the ensemble romantic comedy is getting more popular every year — we had He's Just Not That Into You, and Valentine's Day will hit theaters in a few weeks.
Bradley Cooper and Reese Witherspoon Are Off to War
Sounds like Bradley Cooper is riding the Valentine's Day movie right into another romantic comedy. He's attached to star opposite Reese Witherspoon in This Means War, a rom-com about a pair of best friends who fall for the same woman. Witherspoon will be the point of the love triangle, and apparently the battle for her affections gets so out of hand that it leaves New York City in ruins.
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