Even though the film has left much to be desired and there was very little actual talking throughout the movie, Sucker Punch did have some inspiring quotes.

It's all about the fight and reaching your true potential.  The only positive thing to come out of this film -- and you can catch them if you listen closely.

Here are some of those inspiring lines, if you missed them or want to be reminded of them.  For more inspiration, visit the Sucker Punch quotes page.

Sweetpea: Who honors those we love for the very life we live? Who sends monsters to kill us and at the same time sings that we'll never die? Who teaches us what's real and how to laugh at lies? Who decides why we live and what we'll die to defend? Who chains us and who holds the key that can set us free? It's you. You have all the weapons you need. Now fight! | permalink

Wiseman: For those who fight for it, life has a flavor the sheltered will never know. | permalink

Wiseman: If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything. | permalink

Baby Doll: I lost everyone I loved. And then they locked me away. With no where to hide from the pain. | permalink

In an interview with the LA Times, Warner Bros. president Jeff Robinov talks about two major comic book remake: a new Batman reboot and a Justice League movie.

Let's first start with the Batman reboot - interesting the same studio that's making The Dark Knight Rises, yet to be released, is already talking another reboot.

“We have the third Batman, but then we’ll have to reinvent Batman," Robinov told the Los Angeles Times. "Chris Nolan and [producing partner and wife] Emma Thomas will be producing it, so it will be a conversation with them about what the next phase is."

Nolan has said on multiple occasions that The Dark Knight Rises will be the final Batman film he will direct, by the comment above suggests Nolan will still be involved with more Batman films, serving as producer.

Does that mean Christian Bale will return for another one?  Or will this be an entirely new franchise?

Justice League movie!  Many people have been waiting for this announcement, so here it is!

There wasn't much else, beside LA Times writer Ben Fritz paraphrasing Robinov: "He's then aiming to release new "Batman" and "Superman" films in 2012 and "Justice League," a teaming of DC's top heroes, in 2013.

According to Fritz, Robinov is trying to fill the summer blockbuster void for Warner Bros. that's left after Harry Potter is completely ended after this summer's release.  It seems, he's banking on comic book adaptations.

Lionsgate has announced three films that will be produced under its new microbudget production initiative, which focuses on films with a budget of less than $2 million.

The three films announced to be in production today are, Rapturepalooza, Gay Dude, and 6 Miranda Drive.

Rapturepalooza takes a comedic look at life after the fallout of a religious apocalypse.  It's described as "Zombieland meets The Big Lebowski" and stars comedic actor Craig Robinson. 

Gay Dude is a coming of age comedy similar to Superbad.  Best friends Matty and Michael want to lose their virginity before graduating high school, but it changes a little when Matty tells Michael he's gay.

6 Miranda Drive is a supernatural thriller about a family who brings a supernatural force home with them from their vacation.  The evil presence threatens to destroy them and take over their lives from within.

The studio will be releasing up to ten films each year under the new microbudget umbrella.

Variety has confirmed that John Travolta will play the lead in Gotti: Three Generations, a film about the hardcore crime boss John Gotti.

The biopic will be from the point of view of Gotti's son John Gotti Jr., portrayed by Travolta.

Nick Cassavetes has been in negotiations to direct the film since last December, but it does now have its star.

The film will span Gotti's rise to power throughout the '80s and '90s.   He died in prison in 2002.

Production is expected to start sometime this year.

According to Vulture, Bill Murray has officially signed on to star as Franklin D. Roosevelt in the new adaptation of the British radio play Hyde Park On the Hudson.  It will be directed by Roger Michell (Morning Glory). 

The film focuses on the semi-incestuous love affair between FDR and his distant cousin, Margaret Stuckley during the June 1939 weekend that the King and Queen of England visited the President at his New York cottage.

The film will begin production in July.

But what about Ghostbusters 3?  Murray has been apparently "reading" the script since the beginning of the year, but he has yet to let the studio know if he likes it.  Without Murray the sequel is a no-go.

It looks like it might be delayed even further with Murray taking on this new, more serious, role.

Bryan Cranston is in negotiations to play the villain in Total Recall.  Colin Farrell is starring in the film, directed by Len Wiseman.

The movie is a remake of the 1990 film, based on the book by Phillip K. Dick called We Can Remember It for you Wholesale. 

The sci-fi film follows a man who goes to Mars through implanted memories.  He believes he is a secret agent within a Martian colony and must fight to overthrow the tyrant ruler controlling the production of air.

Cranston would play the villain Vilos Cohaagen, who is secretly getting ready for an invasion of New Shanghai under the guise of helping his people.

Cranston currently appears on AMC's Breaking Bad.

Lionsgate has agreed to a new multi-year deal with Tyler Perry to continue distributing his films, both in theaters and on DVD.

Future projects already include two additional Madea films, with the option of even more films with Perry attached as producer, director, writer, and star.

Lionsgate will also distribute the DVD home releases of the films

Perry will star in Tyler Perry's Madea's Big Happy Family set to hit theaters on April 22.

Zooey Deschanel will sing three songs from the new Winnie the Pooh movie hitting theaters this summer.

She is one half of the band She & Him and together with bandmate M. Ward, she will sing a take on the classic "Winnie the Pooh" theme song, "A Very Important Thing to Do," and "So Long."

Deschanel wrote "So Long" and it will appear during the end-credits.

“This has been one of the most fun experiences I’ve ever had,” says Deschanel. “And I’ve just been thanking my lucky stars that I was able to work on this movie, because it’s delightful."

Director Don Hall loves Deschanel, saying: “She was the perfect choice to do the ‘Winnie the Pooh’ song—a classic theme from the Sherman Brothers. Her music actually embodies the underlying spirit of the movie. We’re taking something that has vintage roots in the sixties, but spinning it in our own way and updating it."

Check out a preview of Deschanel singing "So Long" after the jump:

Zooey Deschanel - "So Long"

Disney's Tangled is out on DVD this week and we have a clip from the "Tangled Presents" series.  Check out how to become the perfect Disney sidekick!

Disney's Tangled was one of the most successful Disney flicks at the international box office and continues to receive critical praise for its depiction of its heroine and the music in the movie.

What do you think it takes to become a good Disney sidekick? 

Check it out!

Tangled Presents: How To Be a Good Disney Sidekick

Disney's Tangled is now available on DVD and Blu-Ray.

We were shown an extremely brief teaser trailer a couple weeks ago, now it's time for a longer trailer with more plot for The Hangover 2.

Similar to the first film, the guys are getting ready for a wedding, but this time they're in Thailand and it's Stu's wedding.

Based on this new trailer, it seems as though this new film is going to cause some serious deja vu. 

The trailer is definitely funny and the movie will probably be just as funny as the first, but it would be nice to see a little bit more originality.

The Hangover 2 Extended Trailer

The Hangover 2 is set to hit theaters on May 26, 2011.

Ryan Reynolds is in final talks to voice the lead in the new Dreamworks Animation film Turbo, according to Variety.

The Green Lantern star will be the voice of Turbo, an ordinary garden snail who wants to be the fastest snail in the whole world.  He receives that gift after an accident gives him super speed.

It's still a couple years out - Turbo will race into theaters on June 7, 2013.

Since leaving The Office, Steve Carell is definitely able to do more movies -- he's looking at Seeking a Friend for the End of the World as his next project. 

Keira Knightly is also in talks to co-star in the romantic comedy, which is a bit of a departure from the ordinary as she usually stars in period pieces.

The film marks the directorial debut of Lorene Scafaria and follows a man searching for a meaningful connection "amid the end times."

This sounds like an interesting premise and cast.  We love both these actors!

Seeking a Friend for the End of the World is set to start shooting in L.A in May.

Chloe Moretz is in talks to join the cast of the new Tim Burton film Dark Shadows, according to Deadline. 

The young actress would play Carolyn, the daughter of matriarch Elizabeth Collins Stoddard (Michelle Pfeiffer).

The film, directed by Tim Burton, is based on the cult '60s supernatural television show that aired from 1966 to 1971.  The show was considered a soap opera, but with a twist - this one featured gothic staples like vampires, witches, monsters, and zombies.

Most of the cast has already been selected with Johnny Depp leading the cast in the role of vampire Barnabas Collins.

Eva Green will star as the witch Angelique, Bella Heathcoate as Victoria Winters, a young governess, Thomas McDonell as young Barnabas, and Helena Bonham Carter as Dr. Julia Hoffman, a psychologist and specialist in rare blood disorders.

This weekend, three movies hit theaters nationwide - and they couldn't be more different.  There's Insidious, a horror flick about a possessed child, Hop the Easter Bunny comedy, and Source Code, the government thriller about body morphing.

Source Code has received some great early reviews and is doing much better than the other films so far, but Hop will likely take the big prize of the weekend.

It's the Easter season and everybody loves a family friendly comedy about the lovable bunny.  Hop will likely bring in close to $30 million this weekend, with Source Code raking in about half that. 

Insidious will have a smaller audience and likely lose out to a couple of popular stragglers like Limitless or even Sucker Punch.

Check out the films coming out today after the jump.

Hop: Fred O'Hare, played by James Marsden, hits the easter bunny with his car.  He now must take in the bunny as he heals, but quickly learns the easter bunny is not the greatest house guest.

Hop Extended Trailer #2

Source Code: A sci-fi story centered on a soldier who wakes up in the body of a commuter who witnesses a train explosion.  He is part of a new government program and must find the bomber before he hits again.

Source Code Trailer #2

Insidious: A family that discovers their comatose boy is the housing unit for a bunch of evil entities.  The boy, meanwhile, is trapped in a dark realm known as "The Further."

Insidious Trailer

Also out today in limited release is the David Schwimmer film Trust.

Trust: Trust follows a young girl who is targeted by an online predator who pretends to be a teenage boy across the country.  The two meet and the girl's life turns upside down.

Trust Trailer

Hop is a great movie for the whole family.  It's simple enough for the little ones to understand, yet it has enough laughs and "grownup" jokes so the older kids in us are amused as well.   There are a few areas that don't really make sense, but you just have to overlook those. If you're looking for some early Easter fun, this is a great choice.

The Plot:

The current Easter Bunny (voiced by Hugh Laurie) is getting ready to retire and his son must take his place as the heir to the Easter throne.  Only E.B (Russel Brand) doesn't want to be the Easter Bunny, he want to drum in a band, so he leaves Easter Island and sets his sights for Hollywood.  In his search for a place to live, he runs into Fred O'Hare (James Marsden), a grown man who is restless and who can't hold down a job.  After some initial hesitation on Fred's part, the two become friends and together learn a big lesson about responsibility and living up to your potential.

The Good:

The movie doesn't try to take itself too seriously.  Director Tim Hill knows this is a fluffy little movie about a fluffy little Easter Bunny -- and it pretty much remains that way from start to finish.  If you don't take it too seriously or expect any life-altering revelations, you will enjoy this film.

James Marsden is incredibly charming and fun in his role as Fred O'Hare.  He has the appropriate initial reaction to a talking bunny, which is disbelief and complete confusion -- exactly what the audience would expect because it would probably be their reaction too.  He knows how to make a movie funny and his facial expressions are priceless.  He also has good chemistry with an animated bunny!

Russel Brand does a great job as E.B., even if we only hear his voice.  He delivers his lines with a great amount of charm and his voice make the CG animated bunny come to life.  Marsden and Brand also work well off each other and create funny and entertaining dialogue throughout the film.

The Bad:

E.B. is a little annoying.  Though Brand delivered the lines well, the character itself comes across as a complete pain and sometimes even unlovable (although it's hard to resist his cute face).  There is a particular scene where Fred loses a potential job because E.B. can't seem to explain what's going on (he's having a mini-crisis) - not cool, E.B., not cool.

The film a bit slow to actually get started.  We see too much of E.B. and Fred when they're little and it seems to take forever for the two to meet in present day.  The movie isn't actually that long, but it could have started off a little quicker.  We learn at the very beginning of the film that Fred ends up becoming the Easter Bunny (it's at the beginning, I didn't give anything away!), but it takes forever for us to even see him acknowledge this and start training to become the Easter Bunny.  It would have been funnier if they made that the central theme, instead of throwing in random elements for a couple of laughs.

One of the major jokes in the film is the fact that E.B. poops jelly beans, which might have been cute and funny in theory, but it was more uncomfortable and gross, especially the part when Kaley Cuoco's character, Sam, eats one of the poop jelly beans.  It's hard to get past the fact that it's supposed to be the Easter Bunny's bowel movements.  Funny in theory, but not on the big screen.

Overall, Hop proves to have a bit of Easter magic and is a great way to get into the Easter season - as long as you don't take it too seriously!

Time travel and fate are explored in Source Code, a sci-fi thriller about a soldier sent to a parallel universe to figure out who bombed a Chicago commuter train. The film is delightfully entertaining and has some great mind-bending plot twists and turns.  Not to mention, Jake Gyllenhaal proves he can hold his own as a leading action star.

The Plot:

Captain Colter Stevens (Gyllenhaal) wakes up to find himself in the body of an unknown man on a commuter train headed for Chicago.  He soon learns, he is part of a military program called "Source Code" that allows a person to enter into the mind and body of another.  He has been assigned to revisit the final eight minutes on that train before it's blown up in order to find out who is responsible for the bombing and to prevent another attack. 

He is sent back to the same place and time, sitting across from fellow teacher Christina (Michelle Monaghan), over and over until he figures it out.  He becomes convinced that he can save the people on the train, although his superiors assure him this is not possible.

The Good:

 There are so many layers and subplots throughout this film that it's hard to get bored for even a second.  There is no downtime and the plot and script are so tight that the 93-minute run time feels like 30 minutes.  It's a movie about time travel and the different tracks a person's life can take, but do they always end up the same -- in this case within an exploding train?  That question is asked throughout the first 60 minutes, but the last few minutes change everything and it's presented with such amazing storytelling, you will be thinking about it long after the film is over.

It would seem a film going back to the same eight minutes would get tedious and repetitive, but the way director Duncan Jones captures all the different things happening in those eight minutes, you never feel like you're going back to the same chain of events twice.

Jake Gyllenhaal goes above and beyond for this film. You believe every second of his performance and he does it without a hitch.  Usually action stars have absolutely no depth or character development - there's never time between all the action sequences, but Gyllenhaal plays Captain Stevens with great depth.  You create a bond with his character and sympathize with what he is going through --  having to see the same deaths over and over.  He brings a humanity to the film that might not have been there without him.

The Bad: 

The end is little confusing and although everything is explained, it's definitely a mind-twister that might leave viewers a little unsure of what was actually going on throughout the film.  Although this isn't really a bad thing because the film was so well edited and produced, it might leave some viewers feeling a little lukewarm about the movie.

Overall, Source Code is an action thriller at its finest.  It isn't just senseless action sequences put together for reaction, it has thought and extreme ingenuity that makes it enjoyable to watch from start to finish.

Check out Ryan Reynolds in all his Green Lantern glory!  This is the fist look at Reynolds in the full CG suit for The Green Lantern.

The Green Lantern follows Hal Jordan as he goes from normal human being to superhero chosen by an alien race to lead them all in their battles.

The film, also starring Blake Lively, will hit theaters in 3D and 2D on June 17.

Click on the thumbnails for more photos!

Rufus Sewell has joined the growing cast of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, according to Variety.

The actor is set to appear as Adam, the Vampire Leader and head "bad guy" in the film.

Sewell recently appeared in The Tourist, alongside Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp.

The film will star Benjamin Walker as Abraham Lincoln, as well as a long list of other involved in the film, including Dominic Cooper, Anthony Mackie, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, and Alan Tudyk.

The film, directed by Timur Bekmambetov, takes a look at the real cause of the Civil War - that Lincoln was really trying to get rid of the vampires.  It is described as a "very entertaining, epic history lesson."

It is set for a June 22, 2012 release.

American Idiot, the 2004 Green Day album that's already spawned a musical might now be headed to the big screen, according to Deadline.  Universal is apparently looking to adapt the play into a major motion picture.

Dustin Lance Black, famous for his script for Milk and now the upcoming J. Edgar will potentially be penning the adaptation.

The article also suggests that the Green Day frontman, Billie Joe Armstrong could potentially play the lead, Saint Jimmie.

The musical follows the story of a group of suburban youth who are not happy with their situation and try to do something about it.

Bradley Cooper may be in early negotiations to star in the reboot of The Crow, based on the comic created by James O'Barr.

Relativity Media recently announced it is going to make a reboot of the 1994 film.

The reboot will focus on the character of Eric Draven, played by Brandon Lee in the 1994 version.

Juan Carlos Fresnadillo was previously announced as the film's director and Nick Cave is set to write the scripe.

Heat Vision reports that Cooper recently met with Fresnadillo in Spain where the two hit it off.

Cooper can currently be seen in Limitless and the upcoming The Hangover Part II.