New images released for The Amazing Spider-Man

Just as you'll finally be recovering from your respective food comas, Sony has given you the chance to re-gorge yourselves on a new batch of images from The Amazing Spider-Man. And they're a mite juicer than your average turkey sandwich...The new pictures give us a closer look at Spidey's new schoolyard setting, with Andrew Garfield getting involved in a spot of basketball whilst Emma Stone parks herself at a desk.Elsewhere, there's a look at Dennis Leary as Stone's father, police chief George Stacey, as well as a close-up shot of Garfield's mechanised web-dispensers. Quite nifty bits of kit, from the looks of them...The latter image marks a departure from Sam Raimi's adaptation, which portrayed Spidey's web-slinging abilities as an organic development. Marc Webb has instead reverted to the mechanical system depicted by the original comics, which should score him some points with the more fastidious of Marvel fanboys. The Amazing Spider-Man will be released in the UK on 4 July 2012. Just before another suited hero swoops into our screens, then. Shops can expect a big run on spandex come summertime...

'Red Tails' Star Tristan Wilds Soars In Exclusive Clip

A good deal switches into developing a World War Ii epic like "Red-colored-colored Tails." It is simple to request among its stars Tristan Wilds. In this particular exclusive look behind the curtain, Wilds guides us with the building of George Lucas' pet project. In excess of twenty year, Lucas attempted to create the astounding story in the courageous Tuskegee Airmen for the silver screen. Getting finally been effective in moving ahead while using project as producer, all there's left to accomplish was film the main one factor. Inside the video, Wilds shares his encounters representing Ray "Ray Gun" Gannon, area of the all-black quantity of fighter aircraft aircraft pilots. For your film, Wilds pretended to fly an plane and sustain some serious-searching injuries, but what he couldn't fake, an incomplete parachute jump, needed a little more effort. The cast of "Red-colored-colored Tails" also features Cuba Gooding Junior., David Oyelowo, Kevin Phillips, Nate Parker, Daniela Ruah and Michael B. Jordan. The film hits theaters around the month of the month of january 20, 2012. Make certain to look at the entire look behind the curtain of "Red-colored-colored Trails" with Tristan Wilds above. Whoever else consider the behind the curtain video? Inform us inside the comments below and also on Twitter!

Filmmakers awarded $12 million in 'Crash' suit

Robert Moresco, left, Paul Haggis and Brendan Fraser, as well as Mark Harris, will receive $12 million in damages. After a four-year battle over profits from 2004 drama "Crash," a judge has awarded filmmakers Paul Haggis, Brendan Fraser, Mark Harris and Robert Moresco $12 million in damages from various companies run by producer Bob Yari.Tuesday's award follows a July ruling by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Daniel J. Buckley that Yari's Hollywood accounting practices kept millions of dollars away from the foursome's three-tiered contingent compensation deal. "First, according to the defendants' version of things, defendants could give away or re-route all interest in the picture to a third party, technically receive 'nothing' from exploitation of the picture and then claim, as defendants have here, that the plaintiffs are not entitled to any profit participations," the judge wrote in his decision. "Such an interpretation is obviously absurd."Filmmakers originally sought about $4.7 million when they filed suit in 2007, but that amount ballooned as the litigation progressed."It was a difficult case because Bob Yari in particular entered into a bunch of deals and refused to tell us about them even though he had a contractual obligation to consult with us before entering into any of these deals," Richard L. Charnley, who represented the plaintiffs, told Variety.Yari did not immediately return a message seeking comment."Crash" spawned a flurry of litigation in conjunction with its 2005 Academy Award for best picture. Producer Cathy Schulman sued Yari, claiming she was fired in retaliation for the Producers Guild of America's refusal to award him a producer credit. Yari, in turn, sued the PGA, claiming the process of awarding producer credits was arbitrary, secretive and unfair. Contact Rachel Abrams at Rachel.Abrams@variety.com

Hot Trailer: The Pirates! Band Of Misfits

The latest feature from the UK’s Wallace & Gromit gang Aardman Animations arrives in the US in partnership with Sony Pictures Animation. Directed by Peter Lord and co-directed by Jeff Newitt, the stop-motion 3D adventure is based on books by Gideon Defoe, who also scripted. With the voices of Hugh Grant, Salma Hayek, Jeremy Piven, Imelda Staunton and David Tennant, it opens March 30.