Todd Solondz's newest film "Life During Wartime" is amazing! It's incredible! It's brilliant!

Well, it would be, declared Paul Reubens – that is, if it ever actually gets made at all.

"If it gets made, I'm doing it - but I'm not sure. It's gotten pushed three times," the artist formerly known as Pee Wee told MTV News. "He's had problems with the financing on it." And that's a tragic reality of modern filmmaking insists the 55-year-old star. "To me it's such a sad state of events that he can't get that movie made. He's such a talented guy," Reubens said. "His movies are so incredible."

If "Life During Wartime" DOES ever get made, it appears to be another satirical hit in the vein of Solondz's "Welcome to the Dollhouse" and "Happiness." No – literally. Read more...

"Mr. Brooks" is being heralded as the triumphant re-return of Kevin Costner; whether or not that's the case, it'll at least be known as the first serious role for comedian Dane Cook. The pic, which also stars Demi Moore and William Hurt, features Costner as Mr. Brooks, a seemingly perfect gentlemen who also happens to be a serial killer. All well and dandy until someone (Cook) witnesses his crimes, and gets hunted by a tenacious detective (Moore). Catch "Mr. Brooks" in theaters on June 1st, but for now watch an exclusive clip below.