Week in Review: Cannes, 'Sherlock,' 'New Moon'

This week had plenty of activity, foreign and domestic. You can't overlook the Cannes Film Festival, which provides us kind of an early look at some movies that could make noise at awards season, or, in some cases, movies that just make a lot of noise. So far, the two top stories on the French Riviera are Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds and Lars von Trier's Antichrist, and we'll hip you to both of those movies if you're not already. Elsewhere, there have been some developments on the Ghostbusters 3 and Twilight fronts, and a new trailer has premiered for Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes, which I think is supposed to be the same character you're thinking of, though that would be very hard to prove based on the facts before us. Cannes: Reaction to Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds Cannes: Lars von Trier deflects critics New Transformers photos SNL's MacGruber headed to the big screen? Dan Aykroyd ain't afraid of no female Ghostbusters Our new Star Trek box office projection: A healthy $257 million New Moon gets an official poster Fox terminates Sarah Connor This is Sherlock Holmes? Boondock Saints sequel may get theatrical run this fall

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[Mr.K]

Shouldn't that be "New Moon gets an official poster"?

[Get The Big Picture]

Yes. Please forgive me; it was 5am.