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This has to be some sort of record: it took almost four weeks for a pretty big (Hulk-sized, in fact) Marvel Films rumor to be shot down (or at least vehemently denied).

As Mark Ruffalo's Bruce Banner and his suddenly heroic alter-ego (often referred to as "the other guy") were two of the best things about "The Avengers," it was inevitable that talk would emerge about the gifted/cursed scientist getting his own stand-alone movie. Earlier this month, a report from Latino Review claimed that Marvel was possibly going even further with plans to have the cranky goliath take center stage in more than just one cinematic adventure.

Dane Cook (Photo: Jonathan Leibson/WireImage)

Is the man who made "The Shocker" famous ready for the world of family entertainment? The folks at Disney seem to think so. Dane Cook has been confirmed to be voicing the lead character in "Planes," an upcoming animated feature from Disneytoon Studios.

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Get ready for tourism in China to get a Hulk-sized increase.

As Disney got their piece of the superhero pie with the 2009 acquisition of Marvel Entertainment, it was only a matter of time before the many Disney theme parks started, well, re-designing accordingly. However, the likes of Iron Man, Thor, Captain America and the Hulk won't be making their Disney attraction debut on American shores.

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If the Cannes Film Festival were looking for a well-known American filmmaker to take part, they just hit the jackpot. Steven Spielberg has been confirmed to head up the award jury for the 2013 edition of the world's most illustrious film festival.

Ian McShane, Ewan McGregor, Nicholas Hoult & Eleanor Tomlinson in Warner Bros. Pictures' 'Jack the Giant Slayer'

Fairy tale flicks have been fairly ubiquitous lately, but if you think you’ve seen the last of them, then you don’t know jack. The latest legend to get the effects-heavy Hollywood tune-up is “Jack the Giant Slayer,” director Bryan Singer’s gargantuan take on the old “Jack and the Beanstalk” tale as well as the decidedly darker fable, “Jack the Giant Killer”. We all know Nicholas Hoult and Ewan McGregor will do their best to charm those pesky giants into submission, but here’s Five Facts about the film you might not know.

'Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2' (Photo: Columbia Pictures)

There's something very endearing about the fact that "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" is getting a sequel -- and that there was even a "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" in the first place.

The 2009 animated film is a strange and wondrous cinematic creature with a gonzo sci-fi fantasy premise that recalls the hallucinatory, stoned-off-its-gourd '60s children's programming (OR WAS IT?) of Sid and Marty Krofft. Based on the book by Judi and Ron Barrett and directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (it takes a team of two across the board to come up with something like this, after all), "Cloudy" takes place in Swallow Falls, where citizens are forced to survive exclusively on sardines ... until struggling but talented young inventor Flint Lockwood (voiced by Bill Hader) constructs the FLDSMDFR, a device that turns water into various foodstuffs.