Twilight fans needs not worry: no Kristen Stewart films will be stuck in limbo. If the Bob Berney departure wasn't a worrisome sign of things to come, then perhaps Sony's decision to move Jake Scott's Welcome to the Riley's to Samuel Goldwyn Films for the theatrical handling of the drama this October is further evidence that not all things are going right at the shingle - or perhaps the 3.5 million box office haul of another Stewart title in The Runaways wasn't enough to satisfy the parent company.
House at the End of the Street is looking to be a definite 2011 release. Moving at an almost breakneck speed, after adding Mark Tonderai earlier in the year for the director's seat, according to THR, the production have managed to lasso raising stars Jennifer Lawrence and Max Thieriot for the lead roles. Production would begin mid July-ish in Ottawa, Canada.
I've decided to come up with not a "revised" list of predictions per se, but instead, an updated list of 20 films that I both expect to announced in two weeks from now and that I'm especially looking forward in covering for this site.
Okay, so far we've got (and thanks to those who've been keeping tabs, reading and leaving comments on the previous prediction pieces) The Tree of Life winning for Best Original Screenplay (read here) and Emmanuel Lubezki for Best Cinematography (read here). Best Adapted Screenplay is going to the Coens for True Grit (read here). The acting awards are going to be split up among Hilary Swank (read here) and Johnny Depp (read here) win in the leading categories while Elle Fanning (read here) and Christian Bale (read here) for Supporting.
Before I get into my prediction picks and second best choices for Best Original Screenplay, here are some titles that are worth mentioning and that I think are on the outsides looking in. Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's Biutiful (how will he do without Guillermo Arriaga as his wingman?), Mark Heyman and Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan (I think the Academy will find the title too risque)...