Source	Fark Headline		Comments
		Hank Azaria has been cast as Gargamel in the upcoming live action Smurfs movie. That's actually pretty smurfy  (chud.com)	(41)
		The ten worst comic book movies of all time. Seriously, how hard could it be to make a good movie about The Punisher?  (movies.ign.com)	(129)

		Directors Bill Condon, Sofia Coppolla, and farking Gus van Sant have all been contacted by Summit Entertainment about possibly directing the last of the two Twilight films. Where's the No Farking Chance tag?  (hollywoodinsider.ew.com)	(48)
		Just when you thought there was SOMETHING Michael Bay wouldn't touch: 2 Faust 2 Furious  (pastemagazine.com)	(14)
		Martin Scorsese has added Ben Kingsley and Sacha Baron Cohen to his adaptation of The Invention of Hugo Cabret. Damn, that thing might be pretty good  (slashfilm.com)	(20)

(MovieWeb)

Hollywood Is Out Of Ideas, Bat Country Edition: John Cusack & his friends want to remake "Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas"  (movieweb.com)

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Joaquin Phoenix is going to play Edgar Allan Poe. Not much of a stretch there is there?  (slashfilm.com)

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Your latest reinvented action hero? Leonardo Da Vinci. Wait, what?  (slashfilm.com)

(32)

You know what we need from Hollywood? Not one, but two Wizard of Oz remakes  (cinematical.com)

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(Some Guy)

This list of 10 movies that were better than the books is...pretty accurate actually  (premiere.com)

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(SFFMedia.com)

Roland Emmerich confirms the use of 3D motion capture just like Avatar for his upcoming adaptation of Isaac Asimov's Foundation trilogy. He'd appreciate a $500 million budget and 15 years to make it too  (sffmedia.com)

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(WNYC)

NY legislator photobombed during press conference by critics. "Like a political version of 'whack-a-mole,' no sooner had they successfully blocked one sign than others popped up in the mostly pro-Espada crowd."  (wnyc.org)

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		Anna Kendrick, who stars in, and has seen a rough cut of Edgar Wright's upcoming adaptation of "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World": "it's like the energy from 'Ferris Bueller' and the action from 'Kill Bill"  (moviesblog.mtv.com)	(26)
		In case your Netflix list is empty: Top 10 Spanish language movies  (denofgeek.com)	(80)

"Watching Howard [The Duck] is an experience often compared with being tied down and having a family of magical leprechauns s--t in your eye sockets for an hour and a half"  (cracked.com)

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(Panspermia Guy)

Terrestrial organisms survive just fine in open space, proving the world is just 4,000 years old and you need to stop touching yourself under the sheets  (esa.int)

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		An "American Psycho" play with music by Phil Collins, Whitney Houston and Huey Lewis? "Really, what could be more subversive fun than murderous bankers breaking into song?"  (latimesblogs.latimes.com)	(41)
		Get ready for a sparkly Frankenstein. Didn't I see a SNL Digital Short about this?  (slashfilm.com)	(42)

David Lynch and Frank Herbert discuss "Dune" back in '83. Surprisingly, Herbert doesn't refer to the movie as an "excruciating piece of s--t" (with audio)  (slashfilm.com)

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Thanks to films like "Avatar," science fiction may win some respect at the Oscars. With image of what you'll see at every furry convention from now until the sun becomes a red giant  (latimesblogs.latimes.com)

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Pirates of the Caribbean 4 to be adaptation of 1987 novel about a swashbuckler coincidentally named Jack  (movies.yahoo.com)

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By extension, Einstein would have been a great gamer. n00b  (news.bbc.co.uk)

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(Collider)

Coen Brothers' version of "True Grit" set to arrive on Christmas Day, which gives everyone plenty of time to figure out how this remake rapes their childhood  (collider.com)

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And it appears Jackie Earle Haley will be playing Sinestro in the upcoming Green Lantern film. If only there was an "Awesome" tag  (contactmusic.com)

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How Terry Gilliam weathered loss of Heath Ledger to finish 'Imaginarium'  (wired.com)

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		Guillermo Del Toro's two-picture version of the Hobbit has a production schedule, and it involves unprecedented animatronics and the CGI tech used in Avatar. Get ready for awesomeness beyond your wildest dreams  (chud.com)	(153)
		Five ideas for the new writers of "Deadpool"  (cinematical.com)	(83)

(Some Guy)		I think we now know why Susan Sarandon dumped Tim Robbins  (moelane.com)	(99)
		Mystery of world's biggest beasts possibly solved. Interesting article, just not exactly what subby thought he was clicking on  (livescience.com)	(51)

Welcome to 2010, Gen-Xers. We have no intention of ceasing the systematic rape and torture of your pop-cultural memories. Love, Hollywood  (news.bbc.co.uk)

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Neill Blomkamp doesn't want to make big budget movies from now on because making movies on the cheap is the only way to have creative freedom  (io9.com)

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Angels would never be able to fly, says Professor N.S. Sherlock from the institute of the bleeding obvious  (telegraph.co.uk)

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Man's best friend becomes Farks' No. 1 party animal  (nbcsandiego.com)

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(Some Guy)

The Evolution Of Horror-Movie Poster Design, 1922-2009 (not a slideshow)  (hongkiat.com)

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Hackers decaffeinate Microsoft's cofee  (theregister.co.uk)

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(AMC)

What did 80 percent of the 20 top grossing sci-fi films have in common? The answer is "Toys, comics, sequels, remakes." Not included: "quality"  (blogs.amctv.com)

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4 new scenes from Peter Jackson's adaptation of "The Lovely Bones", which you kept telling yourself you'd read before the movie came out even though you had no intention of doing so  (tvfilmgeeks.wordpress.com)

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In the dark, it's hard to tell a crayfish from a scorpion. Except for that "one lives underwater" part  (animals.howstuffworks.com)

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(Web Shizzle)

The evolution of web design. Yahoo circa 1992 was not intelligent design  (sixrevisions.com)

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		Today's Nerdgasm: Michael Moorcock to write a Dr Who novel  (pastemagazine.com)	(40)
		Natalie Portman talks about how she feels like a part of something "top secret" now that she's involved with Marvel's upcoming Thor film. Thankfully, there are pictures that enhance the story  (contactmusic.com)	(71)