The Buzz: Inception Messes Up X-Men, Sommers Returning For GI Joe Sequel, and More! Dan Koelsch, August 6, 2010August 6, 2010 The Buzz is a feature in which we round up the biggest and most popular film and television stories of the week. Why go through pages of blogs just to find out what everyone is talking about? We’ve got it all right here. Check out all the stories after the break. Top StoriesIt looks like the unique style and overwhelming presence of Inception has already started to take it’s toll on Hollywood. The Los Angeles Times’ Hero Complex discovered that X-Men: First Class is getting a small rewrite, as one of its fight sequences takes place in a dream, and director Matthew Vaughn was afraid of the inevitable Inception comparisons. I guess we won’t see any dream movies for at least two years. When the credits roled on G.I. Joe: Rise of the Cobra, were you begging for more? Well that makes two of you, as Stephen Sommers is back to direct the sequel. The only good thing about this sequel that I can see is that Zombieland writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick are working on the screenplay. Latest Posters (Click for full size) Other HeadlinesQuentin Tarantino Rumored to Direct The Shadow Remake Nic Cage Rejoins Joel Schumacher’s Thriller Trespass – Updated Road to Perdition Sequel Road to Purgatory Finally Gearing Up? Guy Pearce & Maggie Grace Starring in Luc Besson’s ‘Lock Out’ JJ Abrams and Joon-ho Bong Collaborating On A New Film? That’s it for this week’s The Buzz. There is a lot of film and television news every week, so if you think something was big enough for us to include above, let us know in the comments below. Features News The Buzz DevilGI JoeI'm Still HereInceptionJJ AbramsJoon-ho BongLock OutQuentin TarantinoRoad to PerditionThe BuzzThe ShadowTrespassTron LegacyX-Men: First ClassYogi BearZombieland
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The Joaquin Phoenix movie's called “I'm Still Here”, not “There”. What's up with this guy anyway? Dude's lost a couple marbles somewhere along the way.