Week in Review - New Stooges, 'Anne Frank' and 'Poltergeist' Heading Back to Theaters

It's Friday again, time to take a look back at the headlines from this week. There were a couple, like a new version of The Diary of Anne Frank, that nobody saw coming, and then there are some trailers and casting updates that we've kind of been anticipating for a while. It's been a little over a week since John Huges passed away, and today a film festival in his honor opens in Tempe, AZ. We've got the full details of that event below as well as the rest of the week's news, plus my own defense against G.I. Joe director Stephen Sommers, who called movie critics meaningless days after his movie - which is about to go into a freefall at the box office - opened at number one. A little early for a victory lap, I think. John Hughes Film Festival Paul Giamatti joins The Three Stooges Tippi Hedren hates the idea of a Birds remake Stephen Sommers calls movie critics "A dying breed" David Mamet remaking The Diary of Anne Frank George Clooney won't play Jack Ryan Halo movie still on hold Great trailer for Legion with Paul Bettany Poltergeist remake gets a release date Wolverine sequel gets a writer