Title: New Year’s Eve Director: Garry Marshall Starring: Jessica Biel, Jon Bon Jovi, Abigail Breslin, Josh Duhamel, Zac Efron, Katherine Heigel, Seth Meyers and Michelle Pfeiffer People often think their lives are going in one direction, and don’t realize the impact someone they don’t know, or haven’t recently connected with in a long time, can have on them. But once they do make that connection with a stranger, they start to question their choices and what they can do to improve themselves. The new ensemble comedy ‘New Year’s Eve’ is an amusing reminder of the potential everyone has when they start to reflect on their choices. The multiple story-lines featured…

For those who were concerned about Johnny Depp’s caked white makeup after viewing the first “first look” shot of Barnabas Collins, throw away your concerns (or, most of them, anyway). Entertainment Weekly has the first look at the entire cast of “Dark Shadows,” the film adaptation of the popular 1960s-1970s gothic soap-opera directed by Tim Burton. Per usual with directors who have a stable of actors they love, Burton’s used tried-and-true Burton actors and actresses for this obviously offbeat and kooky film; aside from Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer, Christopher Lee and Helena Bonham Carter are in the film, along with newcomers to the Burton fold Jackie Earle Haley, Alice Cooper(!), Bella…

“There’s going to be more celebrities here than rehab,” says Katherine Heigl’s cahracter in the newly-released “New Year’s Eve” trailer. While the character was talking about people being in Times Square for New Year’s Eve, that statement could have applied to the movie itself. Just like its predecessor “Valentine’s Day,” it seems like everyone who’s alive in Hollywood is in this movie. The trailer, which is embedded below, shows a lot but really nothing at all except for fluffy, happy, easy-going rom-com movie tidbits. Basically, the story is the same as “Valentine’s Day,” except that Ashton Kutcher and Jessica Biel are playing two different characters (I assume Hector Elizondo, who…

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Michelle Pfeiffer may reteam with director Tim Burton in his movie adaptation of “Dark Shadows”. According to the site, the actress is in talks to play Elizabeth Collins Stoddard, the reclusive matron of the large Collins dynasty who hasn’t left her mansion since the disappearance of her husband ten years ago. Johnny Depp is already scheduled to star in the film as Barnabas Collins, a 175-year-old vampire who hates himself due to his vampirism. He’s also searching for his lost love, Josette. This will be Pfeiffer’s first time to work with Burton since 1992′s “Batman Returns”, in which she played Catwoman/Selina Kyle. The late 1960s-early…

The hit action film “The Dark Knight” starring Christian Bale and Heath Ledger continues to win big box office sales. Now, an authentic Batmobile from Batman Returns will be auctioned at the 38th Annual Kruse International Auction in Auburn, Indiana over Labor Day weekend. The prop vehicle from Tim Burton’s 1992 Batman movie is being auctioned off to try to bring in a bigger crowd to this year’s sale, which is expected to draw over 175,000 people according to a Kruse representative. The representative states that this will be the largest Auburn Fall Collector Car Auction in the history of Kruse.” Similar but less valuable Batmobiles have gone for as…

Moviesonline.ca got their hands on a bunch of new photos from Matthew Vaughn’s “Stardust” starring Robert De Niro and Michelle Pfeiffer. Check out the rest of them here.