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The first trailer for THE A-TEAM has arrived online! One year ago, an elite commando unit was sent to prison for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security facility. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers for hire.

Wondering if Mr. T will make a cameo in the "A-Team" movie? So was Latino Review's George Roush -- so when he bumped into him at the gym, he went ahead and asked him.

If all of the film adaptations of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" have left your brain numb, this one may really kill you ...

Vampire/werewolf love triangles are all the rage these days, so one can hardly find fault with Disney for gobbling up the film rights to Lauren Kate's "Fallen" books, about a pair of angels engaged in a centuries-long squabble over the heart of a young girl.

After spending half of the last year developing Harvey—an adaptation of Mary Chase’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play about a man who becomes friends with a tall, invisible rabbit, which was previously a 1950 film starring Jimmy Stewart—director Steven Spielberg has decided to withdraw from making the film, according to Variety.

The Los Angeles Times is reporting that "Twilight" franchise star Taylor Lautner may be the frontrunner to play the title role in Paramount's Max Steel , based on Mattel's action figure toy line.

Tired of watching a group of horny male Hollywood-somethings bounce around to various Los Angeles hot spots and make fun of each other while beautiful, half-naked wannabee models-turned-actresses try to have sex with them on the small screen?

CBS Films has released the first teaser trailer for the upcoming film Beastly, which will be released in theaters nationwide on July 30, 2010. Click below for this brand new trailer for this modern-day interpretation of Beauty and the Beast.

"Fringe" star Joshua Jackson will topline "UFO," the feature film version of the British TV series that will be directed by visual effects wiz Matthew Gratzner.

Scottish actor Kevin McKidd tells The New York Post that "there are talks of a feature film" based on the hit video game series "Call of Duty".

The "Grey's Anatomy" star, who voices the Captain "Soap" McTavish character in both the 'Modern Warfare' entries in the series, adds that he'd definitely consider tackling his character in the flesh - "if the script is good, and Gerard [Butler] isn't available, then absolutely."