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Transformers 4′: A More Serious Sequel to ‘Dark of the Moon’ [Updated]

Paramount finally confirmed the inevitable this week, as the studio announced that both director Michael Bay and an official release date have been locked down forTransformers 4. The movie is already being trumped up as part reboot, in the sense that it will exist within the continuity established in Bay’s previousTransformers flicks, but is also going to “clean house” and remove certain characters (primarily, human players) who played prominent roles in the original TFtrilogy.

New insider reports on the fourth Transformers movie also claim the film will be a “direct” sequel to the third installment (subtitled Dark of the Moon) – and that certain thematic elements from the previous movies will also be left out of the loop, this next time around.

New X-Men origins Cyclops movie directed by Bryan Singer

SciFi Wire reports that at the premier for James Cameron'sAvatar, Bryan Singer said he had just signed a deal with Fox to direct the next X-Men movie, an "origins" movie similar toX-Men Origins: Wolverine that starred Hugh Jackman.

The movie will deal with the early days of Cyclops, along with Jean Grey and others at the Xavier Institute (X-Men: the Teenage Years perhaps?). If you remember the earlier X-Menfilm, Cyclops (Scott Summers) was played by James Marsden and was forced to wear special sunglasses to block a strong energy beam that streamed constantly out of his eyesballs (sounds a bit silly when you write it down).

"I'm ramping up to do a movie called Jack the Giant Killer at Warner Brothers, and I just yesterday signed a deal to do an X-Men: First Class Origins picture, which is kind of cool. I'm very excited," said Singer.

There have been 4 X-Men movies so far, including X-Men, X2: X-Men United, X-Men: The Last Stand and X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

Jamie Moss (Ghost in the Shell) will write the screenplay and new characters with new powers are likely to be included.

Watch: Trailer for 'Epic', a New Animated Film

From out of nowhere, or at least as far as I am concerned, at the end of May, Fox announcedtheir upcoming slate of films and inside that announcement was a new film calledEpic, which had once been titled Leafmenand would be hitting theaters on May 24, 2013. I had never heard of it before, but it comes from Blue Sky, the animation house behind Ice Age and Rio, so it is something of a big deal and now, today, just as unexpected comes the first trailer for the film.

Epic tells the story of an ongoing battle deep in the forest between the forces of good and the forces of evil. When a teen age girl finds herself magically transported into this secret universe, she must band together with a rag-tag team of fun and whimsical characters in order to save their world... and ours.

The voice cast is lead by Beyonce Knowles and she's joined by Josh Hutcherson, Amanda Seyfried, Johnny Knoxville, Aziz Ansari, Jason Sudeikis, Pitbull, Steven Tyler, Blake Anderson and Judah Friedlander.