Hollywood Goes Green

It has been reported that Ryan Reynolds has now been cast as the DC Universe's most popular Green Lantern: Hal Jordan, in the live-action film.
The big budget epic is expected to begin production in January.
Apparently, Warner Bros. chose Reynolds, over Bradley Cooper (The Hangover) and Jared Leto (Requiem for a Dream). The momentum built for Reynolds in the last week, as he was the only actor whose option was extended.
comic book fans weigh in HERE

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Obscure Warner Brothers

Warner Brothers has introduced a new DVD-on-demand offering for fans of niche vintage films. At WarnerArchive.com, the studio is now selling about 150 of the more obscure and offbeat movies from its library, and they can be ordered directly for $19.95 each.

Warner Music pulls videos from YouTube

Warner Music Group ordered YouTube on Saturday to remove all music videos by its artists from the popular online video-sharing site after contract negotiations broke down.
Reuters report HERE

Batman sues Batman over Batman

The mayor of Batman, Turkey, is suing Warner Bros. and The Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan for using the Cape Crusader's name without the city's permission.
Variety reports Huseyin Kalkan, mayor of the predominantly Kurdish town located in the Batman province of Turkey on the Batman River, is preparing to file a series of charges against Nolan and Warner Bros. for royalties from the blockbuster film.

Hari Puttar: India’s Harry Potter is Home Alone

Although the name sounds similar to the world famous Harry Potter character, that is where the similarities end.
“Hari Puttar” tells of a 10 year-old boy who moved from India to England with his family. Feeling a little depressed and unwanted, Hari looks to his fantasy world friend Funtoon to help cheer him up. A family trip is planned and the family leaves in the morning in such a hurry that Hari is left behind.
Burglars decide to try to steal from the house and Hari, who was left behind with his cousin, decides to protect their valuables.
This “Home Alone” and “Harry Potter” mashup has angered many fans as well as Warner Brothers, who has decided to sue to stop the release of the movie.
Update: Warner Bros. lose suit...