One of the greatest actors to grace the silver screen is ready to call it a day. Newman says he plans to make one last film "for good luck". What a film it may be. He is suggesting it may be a reunion with his partner from the Sting and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Robert Redford. "I hate to talk about anything until the papers are drawn up, but we've been looking for something for 20 years and now we're looking harder," Newman said. "I hope something will come of it." He will also look to give up his other great passion - motor racing.

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The 3rd prequel to the Star Wars franchise may have a much needed edge to it in "Episode III - Revenge of the Sith." The darker and more violent film will see Anakin "make a pact with the devil," says George Lucas. He also says that it may not be something you'd want to bring your 5 year old to. Could this be the one that finally lives up to the hype?

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One of the most candidly depressing memoirs ever written will finally see the light of day as a major motion picture. However, Elizabeth Wurtzel's "Prozac Nation" won't be attracting moviegoers into theatres. Instead, it will premiere via cable television on the STARZ! Network in March. Though the film has been complete for quite some time, rumor has it that "Prozac" tested poorly with audiences raising concern for it's potential failure in theatres.

If you don't see the movie, definitely check out the book.

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Could Quentin Tarantino take over creative duties for "Friday the 13th?" The Kill Bill and Pulp Fiction writer/director is reportedly in "early talks with New Line Cinema, where he is scheduled to meet with executives this week." (Reuters) This should be a great move by New Line to revive a franchise that, like its menacing psycho slasher, keeps coming back for more eventhough it's been dead for some time.

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From one womanizer to another, Julian McMahon, who plays Christian Troy on the daring FX series, "Nip/Tuck," may be trading in his surgical tools and groupies for high-tech spy gadgets and Bond Girls. I never would have thought of Dr. Troy as succeeding Pierce Brosnan in the James Bond Franchise but do see some potential there.

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Keanu Reeves may have found a role that could possibly loosen up his usual stiff on-screen presence. "A Scanner Darkly" is basically an animated movie as a result of tracing over a real one. Maybe the studios can add extra expressions to Reeve's poker face.

Set in a future world where America has lost the war on drugs, an undercover cop, Fred (Reeves), is one of many agents hooked on the popular drug, Substance D, which causes its users to develop split personalities. Fred, for instance, is also Bob, a notorious drug dealer. Along with his superior officers, Fred sets up an elaborate scheme to catch Bob and tear down his operation. (Yahoo)

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Check out these trailers for some of the most highly anticipated films this year courtesy of Apple's Movie Trailers (Quicktime required).

> Batman Begins
> Be Cool
> Cinderella Man
> The Ballad of Jack and Rose
> War of the Worlds

How does a low budget porn continue to garner such critical attention 33 years after it was released? Read the "San Francisco Chronicle" article.