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Check out the first look at the Green Lantern suit from the upcoming Warner Bros. film, plus some other new images from the DC Comics adaptation.

He doesn't sound happy about it, but Albert Hughes has confirmed that Warner Bros. wants a PG-13 "Akira" -- and that it'll come in two parts, although he may not return for the sequel.

Warner Brother today has announced a new Mortal Kombat game, evidently dubbed simply "Mortal Kombat." The new game is being developed by a new team for release in 2011.

A look at the next two years of releases from Warner Bros., including dates for the last 'Harry Potter,' a new 'Superman,' and the sequel to last year's 'Sherlock Holmes' and 'The Hangover.'

Warner Bros.' remake of "A Nightmare on Elm Street" topped the domestic boxoffice on Friday with an impressive first-day tally estimated at $15.8 million, setting the stage for a $30 million-plus haul through Sunday.

Warner Bros. is developing a project that will turn one of history's leading Renaissance men into an action hero, titled "Leonardo da Vinci and the Soldiers of Forever."

Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group reached a movie-distribution deal with Redbox, operator of cut-rate DVD-rental kiosks, ending their litigation. Under the arrangement, Redbox agreed to wait 28 days after Warner Bros. releases new movies for sale before offering them for rent at $1 per night.

Warner Bros. Pictures has picked up the film rights to "Heist Society," author Ally Carter's young adult thriller novel hitting stores on Tuesday, February 9. The Hollywood Reporter says Shauna Cross will write the script with Denise Di Novi producing with Di Novi Pictures' Alison Greenspan.

Producer Joel Silver told the Los Angeles Times that Guy Ritchie is no longer attached to direct Warner Bros. Pictures' adaptation of the DC Comics title Lobo because the studio is moving forward with Sherlock Holmes 2 .

Warner Bros. released the first image of Sarah Jessica Parker reprising her role as Carrie in "Sex and the City 2."