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King Kong: Peter Jackson will direct "King Kong" for Universal Pictures. The studio announced today that Jackson will begin work on the film immediately following the release of "The Return of the King." Jackson will write the screenplay with his partner Fran Walsh and "LOTR" co-writer Philippa Boyens. Jackson and Walsh will produce the film under their WingNut Films banner. Universal will release "Kong" worldwide in 2005. Thanks to 'Xoanon' for the heads-up. More >>>

Posters for the upcoming flicks "Against the Ropes" and "The Perfect Score." Thanks to Mark.

Dreamcatcher: "...we are left with a movie that is so bad and lacking any saving graces, it should have been left buried in the snow." Some spoilers. Thanks to Gareth.

Dreamcatcher - Film Review (Negative)

Posters: A 680x1002 scan of the new "X-Men 2" one-sheet, and a look at the "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" poster (view a hi-res copy here.) Many thanks to Mark!

Brothers Grimm: Director Terry Gilliam's $75 mill "Brothers Grimm" project marks the first film on which Dimension is bringing in an outside partner. MGM will have international distribution rights, with Dimension releasing the film in North America and overseeing all aspects of production. The studios will have an equal split in world profits. More >>>

The Forgotten: Julianne Moore will star in and Joseph Ruben will direct Revolution Studios' supernatural thriller "The Forgotten." Production will begin by year's end, with a planned 2004 release. According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Forgotten," written by Gerald DiPego, will see Moore star as Telly Paretta, a grieving mother struggling to cope with the loss of her 8-year-old son. She is stunned when her psychiatrist tells her she has created eight years of memories of a son she never had. But when she meets a fellow patient who has a similar experience, Telly embarks on a mission to prove her son's existence -- and her sanity.

Scary Movie 3: Jeremy Piven has inked a deal to board "Scary Movie 3." Dimension has set an Oct. 3 release date for the film, which begins shooting this month in Canada. Piven joins the "Scary 3" ensemble consisting so far of Charlie Sheen and his wife, Denise Richards, as well as "Scary" franchise vets Anna Faris and Regina Hall. THR sources said Piven will play a news anchor in the comedy, which Dimension has said will "stay true to the franchise's roots in parodying horror movies, recent blockbusters and pop culture." "Scary 3" is being directed by comedy vet David Zucker ("Airplane!"). Pat Proft and Craig Mazin have drafted the "Scary 3" script with a round-table team of writers.