- Create an ad for Veidt Enterprises, and watch your commercial in "Watchmen." (Youtube)

- A description of the opening chase among many tidbits in this "Quantum of Solace" update. "Quantum of Solace" still the worst movie title in cinematic history. (Comingsoon)

- Christmas comes early with news that Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren may reteam for "Universal Soldier" sequel. (Cinema Blend)

- One of the greatest sci-fi books of all-time just lost a director as Wolfgang Peterson pulls out of "Ender's Game" adaptation. (io9)

- Wall-E meets a magnet in this new vignette from Pixar Studios. (/film)

- A bevy of new images from "Quantum of Solace" appear online. "Quantum of Solace" still the worst name for a movie ever. (IGN)

- Run, don't walk, to new "Iron Man" clip. (Apple)

- Despite reports to the contrary, Orlando Bloom will not star in "Prince of Perisa." Apparently, he was deemed "too Persian." (Coming Soon)

- "Everybody's Fine" with this cast, which includes Robert De Niro, Drew Barrymore, Kate Beckinsale, and Sam Rockwell. Story is a sort of coming of old age drama about a widower who seeks to reconnect with his adult children. (Variety)

- Leslie Mann joins Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor in black comedy, "I Love You Phillip Morris." (Hollywood Reporter)

- Tickets go on sale this week for the Tribeca Film Festival, exclusively to American Express costumers. (Tribeca)

What is "Quantum of Solace"? James Bond screenwriter Paul Haggis might not have any idea, but if MGM was kind enough to cc him on their latest press release, the Oscar-winner will gain a drool-inducing insight into the film's plot, right alongside the rest of us.

Below is the spankin' new, studio-approved plot summary of Bond's 22nd flick. Does it leave you shaken, or stirred? Oh, and at the risk of sounding like a cheesy guy in an IROC is driving past us: "Spoiler alert!" Read more...

Some four weeks after it was announced, you're probably still wondering what the title of the next James Bond movie, "Quantum of Solace," actually means. Star Daniel Craig insisted that the oddly-phrased moniker "ties into the plot," but don't tell that to the Oscar-winning writer of the script...because he's just as confused as the rest of us.

"I have no idea," Paul Haggis admitted when I asked him for the meaning on the Oscar red carpet Sunday. "It's not my title."

Following his stellar work on "Casino Royale," Haggis passed in his second and final draft of the then-untitled 22nd Bond script just hours before the Writers Strike began. Casting, filming, and an official title have all made major headlines in the months since, all while the high-profile "Crash" writer/director has moved on to other projects. Read more...

- I've heard, I've understood, but I flat out refuse to acknowledge that Al Pacino could be the main villain in "Quantum of Solace." (AICN)

- Snakes! Why does it always have to be snakes? Three more pictures from "Crystal Skull" pop up online. (l'Espresso)

- One hit is never enough: Redband trailer for "Pineapple Express" is an insta-classic. (/film)

- "Archangel, Archangel (Won't you be mine?)" Paul Bettany joins "Legion" as Michael, the Sword of God (and mankind's last hope). (Variety)

- Jennifer Jason Leigh to "Spread" 'em with Aston Kutcher as pair join indie-sex comedy. (Variety)

- Sam Worthington to play Marcus in "Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins." (Variety)

- Sadness, as Steve Gerber, the creator of "Howard the Duck" and numerous other comics/cartoons, passes away at age 60. (Newsarama)

- Shadow Puppet. See? See how easy that was? In two seconds, I just came up with a better title for the new Bond flick, "Quantum of Solace," the first poster for which hits the net. (Moviefone)

- Jonah Hill swears to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth as Ricky Gervais' neighbor in "This Side of the Truth." (Hollywood Reporter)

- Justin Chon to "suck" alongside Kristen Stewart in vampire flick "Twilight." (Variety)

- Dream a little dream for Hayden Panettiere. Hottie hero joins "Daydream Nation" opposite Kieran Culkin. (Variety)

- It's an East Coast/West Coast battle of neurosis as Larry David agrees to headline Woody Allen's newest. (Entertainment Weekly)