Movie Posters - Above is a copy of the Official poster for the upcoming comedy "6 Days, 7 Nights." The image quality is not very good, but it's better than nothing, right? Next to it is a poster of the third Major League flick, "Back To The Minors." Enjoy!

The Shipping News - John Travolta reportedly has signed up to star in TriStar Pictures' adaptation of E. Annie Proulx's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel "The Shipping News.'' The Hollywood Reporter says Travolta will play a New Yorker who moves to the coast of Newfoundland after the death of his unfaithful wife. He takes a job on a newspaper reporting on shipping news and tries to adjust to his new life. Travolta is already committed to Paramount's "The General's Daughter,'' in which he'll play an undercover detective investigating a murder.

True Crimes - Variety reports that James Woods and Diane Venora are in final talks to commit "True Crimes" for Clint Eastwood and Warner Bros., sources said Thursday. Pic, slated to start production in May, is based on Andrew Klavan's bestselling novel about a down-and-out journalist who interviews a death-row inmate only to discover new evidence. The journo has 26 hours to prove the prisoner's innocence.

Terminator 3? - Variety recently wrote this: "Carolco co-founders Andy Vajna and Mario Kassar have pushed their desks together once again -- and "Terminator 3" is set to be one of their first projects." Sure would have been nice to see another Terminator movie :-)

Tarzan And The Lost City - The Official Site for this upcoming Tarzan-flick recently opened. Check it out! Below is a link to the Official trailer.

Tarzan And The Lost City - Full Trailer (5.5 MB)

More Trailers - Here are links to some of the other new trailers available on the net!

A Price Above Rubies - Full Trailer (8.4 MB)

Major League 3: Back To The Minors

Last Days of Disco - Trailer (12.6 MB)

Editors Note - I know many of the links on my Movie Poster sites are dead. This happened because the server I linked them from just went down. The owner of the server has donated the posters to Movie-Page.Com, so within a few days I'll add them to my server. Be patient, all the posters will work soon :-)

Animal Husbandry - "Friends'' co-star Jennifer Aniston is finding more movie work. She's in line to star in "Animal Husbandry,'' the tale of a woman who ponders the meaning of relationships after getting dumped. Variety says producer Lynda Obst was interested in making her directorial debut on the film but that 20th Century Fox wanted someone with more experience. Aniston's next movie, "The Object of My Affection,'' opens April 17.

6 Days, 7 Nights - The trailer for this upcoming Harrison Ford - Anne Heche comedy is finally available for downloading. The link 'Dark Horizons' had didn't work for me, but I found a copy of it at the always faithful Akers Mic website. Enjoy!

6 Days, 7 Nights - Full Trailer/Good Link (8.1 MB)

Pure Evel - Variety reports that Matthew McConaughey is turning from bank robber to daredevil. McConaughey, star of "The Newton Boys," is near a deal to play motorcyclist Evel Knievel in "Pure Evel," the Universal biopic scripted by John Logan and to be directed by Marco Brambilla. McConaughey will also come aboard in a producing capacity.

Editors Note - I'll be closing down this site sometime tomorrow. Now worries, I'm just going to fix it up a little bit! I noticed Dark Horizons had a nice face-lift today, so I'm gonna do a little remolding here and there, and try to make the page look nice now that April soon starts. If you have any comments on what I should change, please let me know!

Note On Note: I won't be closing the site after all. I'll rather update one page at a time, and let the rest of the pages stay open.

The Mask Of Zorro - Three exciting new pictures from this upcoming Zorro flick starring Antonio Banderas and Anthony Hopkins. A Big thanks to Jawad for the pictures!

James P. Crow - Variety reports that DreamWorks preemptively nabbed the sci-fi pitch "James P. Crow," based on a Philip K. Dick short story, for mid-six figures, the studio said Tuesday. Pic, described as a technological "Planet of the Apes," is set at a time when robots are the dominant species and mankind has forgotten its former hegemony. One man discovers the truth and must rise through the society in order to put things right.

Toby's Story - Patricia Arquette will play the lead role in "Toby's Story," a supernatural thriller set to start shooting April 27. The MGM picture centers on a non-religious Boston woman who receives strange visitations that get increasingly out of control. The Vatican sends a priest to investigate the phenomenon. Rupert Wainwright ("Blank Check," "Dillinger") will direct from a script by Tom Lazarus and Rick Ramage.

Vertical Limit - Director Roger Spottiswoode has agreed to make "Vertical Limit," a thriller set on the world's second-highest mountaib, K2. Stuart Baird had previously been attached in the development stage. The project is set up at TriStar Pictures, which hopes to go into production by the end of the year.

Editors Note - Sorry about the short update, but there wasn't really much news today. Hopefully there will be a bigger update tomorrow :-)

Oscars 1998 - Click on the image above for the full list of Oscar winners. It was a great show last night, and I hope you all managed to see it!

Golden Raspberry Awards - Click here to read the list of "winners" from last nights Razzie Show!

Knock Off - Variety reports that Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group has taken all North American rights to the Jean-Claude Van Damme actioner "Knock Off." Pic co-stars Paul Sorvino, Lela Rochon and Rob Schneider. It was written by Steven E. De Souza, scribe of action pics such as "Die Hard" and "48 HRS.," and was directed by Tsui Hark.

Movie Trailers - A few new trailers today, including one for the upcoming Jamie Foxx flick "Player's Club", one for the Robert DeNiro movie "Ronin", and finally one for the Jeremy Irons picture, "Chinese Box."

Player's Club - Full Trailer (10.0 MB)

Ronin - Full Trailer (5.4 MB)

Chinese Box - Full Trailer (5.0 MB)

The Invisible Man - Digital Domain, the special-effects house that did post-production work on "Titanic," has taken on its first TV series. "The Invisible Man" - a Dick Wolf-Bob Crais series creation based on the H.G. Wells novel - is being produced by Universal TV and Wolf for the Fox Network, with Kyle MacLachlan playing the title character.