** January 19th 1998 - Movie News/Rumours **

Golden Globe Awards 1998 - Click here to read a complete breakdown of the things that happened in last nights show. Personally, I liked what Ving Rhames did.

Box Office - "Titanic'' raised $29.2 million at the weekend box office as it entered its second month at the top of the rankings, according to studio estimates. Since its Dec. 19 release, ''Titanic'' has earned about $236 million in North America, according to distributor Paramount Pictures. Second place at the weekend box office went to the Matt Damon psychological drama ''Good Will Hunting.'' Denzel Washington's supernatural thriller "Fallen'' opened in third and tied with "As Good As It Gets.'' They were followed by the new action-adventure film ''Hard Rain.''

Alien: 5 - The Unofficial, Norwegian Alien: 5 Site just got an E-Mail from a Fox insider the other day, here's a few things he had to say about Alien: 5 [ Thanks to Christian Fowler ]

"LV-426 IS NOT THE ALIEN HOMEWORLD! The alien eggs were there because a derelict alien space vessel crashed due to its pilot being infected by the alien parasite. All these rumours about returning to LV-426 are FALSE. And in the closing note by this site's creator, all my friend had to say was..."exactly".

The BISHOP rumor is TRUE, but just remember... until the script gets the 'greenlight' all of this could mean nothing. Christmas '98 is a pipe dream since the script isn't even finished and nothing's been started yet . More than likely Alien 5 will be in theatres between early Summer and Fall 1999, depending on where The First Star Wars will be placed. Alien 6 will be out sometime in the year 2000 or early 2001.

Alien 5 and 6 may be filmed back-to-back like the Star Wars prequels. Sigourney Weaver DOES NOT plan to direct Alien 5. The Sulaco rumor is totally FALSE!!!! Fox does not plan on covering old ground. This is definite FanBoy speculation. Fans have been waiting for two things to happen in the series and thay plan to give the fans what they want - ALIEN 5: Set on Earth, and ALIEN 6: On the Alien Homeworld. There is no discussion of an Alien 7. Michael Biehn WILL NOT be returning as Hicks, nor Bill Paxton as Hudson. New ground, remember?"

Lost In Space - 'Dark Horizons' found a very cool image of a so-called "space-spider" today, click here IF you wanna see it.

** January 20th 1998 - Movie News/Rumours **

Godzilla - 'Dark Horizons' found a way cool image of Godzilla's foot today. Check it out:

Trailers - Lots of new movie trailers today, including the Official trailer for "Phantoms", and trailers for the upcoming movies "Talk of Angels", "B Monkey" and "The Borrowers."

Disturbing Behavior - Village Roadshow Pictures has acquired worldwide distribution rights outside North America for MGM's upcoming thriller, "Disturbing Behavior." Pic is the feature debut of director David Nutter, best known for helming episodes of "The X-Files." Pic, written by Scott Rosenberg (Con Air), is a horror-thriller about a town that obliterates the personalities of its rebellious youths to turn them into model citizens.

Samuel L. Jackson has followed a successful debut as a producer on "Eve's Bayou" by setting up a slew of films he plans to produce and star in. Tops on the list is a plan for Jackson to star with Matt Damon in "Training Day," a gritty drama Jackson will also executive produce.

Eaters of the Dead - Looks like Graeme Revell (The Saint, Spawn) will be doing the musical score for this upcoming thriller starring Antonio Banderas and Dennis Storhøi. Also, a teaser trailer for EOTD has been spotted in front of the new movie, "Fallen."

** January 21st 1998 - Movie News/Rumours **

Movie Posters - Lots and lots of very cool movie posters were donated to movie-page.com today, check them out! [ I can't thank 'Kevin' enough for donating them! ]

To Live On - Relative newcomer Jonathan Rhys-Meyers is set to join Tobey Maguire, Skeet Ulrich and Jewel in Ang Lee's "To Live On" for Good Machine and Universal Pictures. Good Machine's James Schamus scripted the adaptation of Daniel Woodrell's novel "Woe to Live On." The Irish native will take on the role of Pitt Mackeson, described as a vicious and not-too-bright young thug in the Civil War-era Western.

I Know What You Did Last Summer 2 - Rumour has it the follow-up will be entitled 'I Still Know What You Did Last Summer'. Further gossip states that the production starts up in March or May, that Jennifer Love Hewitt is for sure in it, and that Freddy Prinze Jr. may also come back. [ Thanks to 'Corona' ]

The Ladykillers - Disney's Touchstone Pictures has inked The First Wives Club scribe Robert Harling to write and direct a remake of "The Ladykillers," the 1955 English black comedy which starred Alec Guinness. The updated "Ladykillers" will trade the original London setting for New Orleans, and will focus on an eccentric matron who unwittingly rents out rooms in her house to a gang of professional thieves.