The new Dark Knight trailer.

This is the third trailer for the new Rambo film, starring Sylvester Stallone. Rambo enters enemy territory to save kidnapped aid workers in the latest installment of this classic franchise. Hits theaters January 25th!

Michelle Pfeiffer has apparently agreed to appear in a remake of “Grease.” Michelle, who starred in the 1982 sequel “Grease 2,” has been approached to join the cast for an updated version of the original 1978 musical and has set her sights on a slightly different character this time.

“It’s a great idea and I hear they would like to get Jessica Simpson for the role of Sandy, she would be good. I would love to play the school principal. She is fun and has some great put-down lines. I think I would like the part now that I have been asked.”

Michelle also revealed that she regrets taking the part of Stephanie Zinone in “Grease 2″ and believes it set her career back 10 years. She is quoted as saying:

“I hated that film with a vengeance and could not believe how bad it was. At the time I was young and didn’t know any better. I hear it’s a cult movie now.”

American Gangster - In 1970s Harlem, Frank Lucas (Denzel Washington) constructs a heroin empire by stashing the drug inside the coffins of soldiers returning from Vietnam. Once he is dethroned by Det. Richie Roberts (Russell Crowe), the former kingpin turns informant, the duo sets out to take down law enforcement agents and foreign nationals who are part of his syndicate. [ Buy Tickets ]

Martian Child - Trying to rebuild his life after his wife’s death, a writer (John Cusack) adopts a troubled young boy (Bobby Coleman) who believes he’s a Martian. [ Buy Tickets ]

Bee Movie - Barry B. Benson (Jerry Seinfeld), a bee who has just graduated from college, is disillusioned at his lone career choice: making honey. On a special trip outside the hive, Barry’s life is saved by Vanessa (Renee Zellweger), a florist in New York City. As their relationship blossoms, he discovers people actually eat honey, and subsequently decides to file a lawsuit against humankind. [ Buy Tickets ]

Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead - Two brothers (Philip Seymour Hoffman and Ethan Hawke), both in dire financial straits, conspire to rip off their parents’ jewelry store, only to experience a lethal miscue that puts the entire family on a collision course. [ Buy Tickets ]

Darfur Now - Don Cheadle narrates this documentary that examines the genocide in Darfur. [ Buy Tickets ]

It’s Halloween and movie fans opted for horror this past weekend putting “Saw IV” on top of the box office list. The Twisted Pictures film debuted at $32.1 million domestically making it the biggest opening of the fall season.

According to Steve Rothenberg, Lionsgate distribution executive:

“Horror is still alive and well. ‘Saw’ fans have proven their loyalty to the franchise once again by giving it the biggest opening of the fall season.”

The high opening numbers certainly secures the franchise as one of the most lucrative in recent years. In fact, all the films in the “Saw” series have managed to generate over $50 million, putting them among the top 5 all-time highest total gross for Lionsgate.

Finishing second this weekend was Disney’s “Dan In Real Life” starring Steve Carell, Juliette Binoche, and Dane Cook raking in an estimated $12 million.

Others in the top five include: “30 Days Of Night,” “The Game Plan,” and ‘Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married?”

“Superbad” lost a little ground but continues to lead the pack. The following numbers represent the estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Exhibitor Relations Co. Inc.

1. Superbad - $18,000,00.00
2. The Bourne Ultimatum - $12,631,000.00
3. Rush Hour 3 - $12,250,000.00
4. Mr. Beans Holiday - $10,121,000.00
5. War - $10,000,000.00

• The Nanny Diaries
  Scarlett Johansson takes a job as a nanny to a family on the Upper East Side who turns out to be the family from hell.
• Illegal Tender
  After years of life on the run from dangerous thugs, a college student and his mother take drastic action to protect their family.
• Mr. Bean’s Holiday
  Mr. Bean’s latest movie adventure, this time on vacation in the south of France, caught up causing the usual awkward mayhem.
• Resurrecting the Champ
  A struggling sports writer (Josh Hartnett) encounters a homeless man (Sam Jackson) who might be a once-great boxing champ.
• September Dawn
  A love story set against the 19th century massacre of a wagon train of settlers in Utah at the hands of a renegade Mormon group.
• War
  Jet Li is an infamous assassin setting off a crime war, and Jason Statham is the obsessed FBI agent determined to bring down.
• Dedication
  A misogynistic children’s book writer must work with a young female illustrator when his writing partner and only friend dies.
• Deep Water
  Documents the voyage of Donald Crowhurst, one of nine competitors in a disastrous 1969 round-the-world yacht race.
• The Hottest State
  Ethan Hawke adapts and directs his own novel about a young man who experiences the mad joys of first love… then gets dumped.
• Right at Your Door
  A couple struggles to survive after multiple dirty bombs are detonated in Los Angeles, spreading panic throughout the city.