According to SlashFilm, Alan Horn, President of WB, made the announcement at the ShoWest industry convention.

They’re hoping that they can prove how good an idea this is once Clash of The Titans is released in 3D after a conversion.

Horn also made it clear that due to the Harry Potter series coming to an end, they’re hoping to fill the void with DC comics’ library.

While Potter has been the franchise standard to beat, Batman movies are just as eagerly anticipated and now, as they’re WB property, this means the next time we see the Dark Knight himself, it’ll be in 3D.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jenny from the block will be starring in a remake (naturally) of the 1987 Goldie Hawn comedy Overboard.

The original movie sees fancypants socialite Hawn falling off her yacht and nearly drowning. When she awakes with no memory of who she is, single father Kurt Russell convinces her that they’re married and that his kids are also hers.

Hawn and Russell are married in real life but we hope that doesn’t mean that Lopez will be playing opposite her hubby Marc Anthony.

Will Smith is on the producing team and Adam Cooper and Bill Collage have had a hand in penning the script as has the writer of the original movie, Leslie Dixon.

According to Deadline Hollywood Burton is planning another remake and this time it’s of The Addams’ Family.

Fans of Burton always lamented the fact that he wasn’t the director of the 1991 version and though the film was successful, Burton’s style seemed tailor made for the source material and now we’ll finally get to see his version.

The concept of the weirdly morose family originated from the cartoons drawn by Charles Addams and these are from what Burton will be drawing on the most. Not only will it see Burton once again using stop-motion effects but he’ll also be working in 3D.

Burton hasn’t used stop-motion since Corpse Bride, which turned out to be less than impressive follow up to the classic Nightmare Before Christmas. Can he regain his morbid mojo with Morticia and co?

UPDATE: Turns out Burton will not be directing an Addam’s Family remake. MTV got a quote from Burton’s people and they denied he’s working on the film, “There is no truth to the story. Tim has not lined up any of his upcoming projects.”

Damn.

The news comes amid an infidelity scandal which broke yesterday when model Michelle McGee claimed she had been sleeping with James for almost a year (what is it with these male celebrities at the moment?!)

We hate to say ‘we told you so’ but we did run an article a couple of weeks ago warning all the Academy winners that there lives were probably about to go pear-shaped.

According to People, the Blind Side star moved out a couple of days ago, before the story was first printed and Bullock yesterday pulled out of the UK premiere of the movie citing ‘unforseen circumstances’.

Yeah, circumstances like: “I was busy torching my husband’s hummer…”

Just yesterday we showed you the new poster for the A-Team reboot and now Sylvester Stallone has gathered the troops for The Expendables.

It’s gonna be a bit tongue in cheek with Stallone’s clever casting of pretty much everyone who likes to kick-ass in their movies, many of whom had their heyday in the ’80s.

Bruce Willis, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Steve Austin, Mickey Rourke, Jason Statham and Arnold Schwarzenegger will all be making appearances with the Rocky star.

The film will follow a team of badasses who head into South America to kick out a terrible dictator. It’ll most likely get an August release but in the meantime check out these posters, the first is provided by IGN and the second by Collider.

But this big change to the project could be a huge blow to fans – Ivan Reitman, the original director of the first two movies, might not be back in the director’s chair.

According to Vulture, Columbia Pictures think Reitman is too old at 63 to direct the movie in which they want the old Ghostbusters crew to train a new, younger team.

Wha? This is a worse idea than ‘crossing the streams’.

Apparently it really comes down to a contract that Reitman signed back in the 80s which gives him enormous power over the project. Vulture reports that “While it’s true that Reitman can’t force Columbia to make Ghostbusters III with him, he can make it nearly impossible for the studio to make the film without him”.

Columbia will also have to deal with Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray, and Harold Ramis as they have the power to kill the project if they don’t like a particular element of the production. In this case, that element is likely to be the choice of director (it’s likely that they’ll stand behind Reitman).

The studio might be worried that Reitman has lost his touch after his last picture, My Super-Ex Girlfriend, bombed but hey, they can’t all be winners. Let’s hope this contract crap gets sorted out quickly, we want to see Slimer back on the big screen sometime this century.

Not every fan was impressed by the choice to cast Cera in the upcoming adaptation of the comic book Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, but it’s coming anyway so we should try to enjoy it.

Edgar Wright is directing the movie which also stars Mary-Elizabeth Winstead, the Oscar nominated Anna Kendrick, Brandon Routh and Chris Evans.

Here’s the first teaser poster for the movie. Any good? Drop a comment down below and let us know what you think.

Glee star Jayma Mays who plays germaphobic Emma Pillsbury, has been confirmed to play the lead human role alongside Neil Patrick Harris.

Mays’ character will be the pregnant wife of Harris who will no doubt have some crazy shennanigans after meeting the Smurfs. The pair will also be working together on Glee when Harris guest stars as Will’s nemesis in an upcoming episode.

The role of Gargamel, previous thought to belong to John Lithgow, has been given to Simpson’s voice actor Hank Azaria. He’s the man of a thousand voices so pulling off Gargamel’s evil laugh shouldn’t be a problem but we were kind of looking forward to seeing Lithgow in the role – he’s Gargamel’s twin!

Breaking Dawn is the fourth and final installment which could well piggy-back on Harry Potter’s idea to split the last book in half.

Summit Entertainment have been putting in a few calls to some Oscar winning directors in the hopes of bringing the films critical credibility.

According to Entertainment Weekly, those in line are Milk’s director Gus Vant Sant, Marie Antoinette’s Sofia Coppola and Dreamgirls’ Bill Condon.

The directors of the series so far have been mediocre, with only a handful of good films between the three of them, so maybe Summit are hoping some Oscar golddust will rub off on the series.

Apparently, they’ll be closer to a decision after screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg has finished a script outline to give to the potential directors.

Do any of these directors sound like a good fit? Who would you like to see direct Breaking Dawn?

A crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn’t commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune.

If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the A-Team.

Scarcely has there been a better premise for a TV show or movie than that, so it’s understandable that we’re gearing up for the remake of the classic 1983 show.

The movie will star Bradley Cooper as Templeton “Faceman” Peck, Liam Neeson as John “Hannibal” Smith, Rampage Jackson as BA Baracus and Sharlto Copley as “Howling Mad” Murdoch.

Remind yourself of the trailer and bask in some of the old ultra violence.