American teen pop icon Justin Bieber is reportedly considering to star in the upcoming movie of popular Hollywood actor Will Smith.

The teenage Canadian singer met the actor while he was recording his latest album ‘Never Say Never’ and was expressing his interest in the acting field.

The ‘Baby’ singer has a “top secret” development deal with Smith and the producers of US’ TV series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation after he had appeared on the said show.

Scooter Braun, the manager of Bieber, has confirmed that the singer is working on a feature movie to be produced by ‘The Pursuit of Happyness’ actor and Overbook, his company.

The 16-year-old singer’s manager said that the movie is a fictional piece which is quite similar to the life of Bieber.

Nevertheless, the movie is expected to be beginning its production next summer or spring in 2011.

Darren Aronofsky’s “Black Swan,” will be releasing shortly, but has been generating a lot off hype even before its release. The trailer starts off as a happy go lucky thing but after the first minute it gets astonishing. At the end the viewer is left wanting more of the awesomeness, with his appetite not yet whetted.

The trailer is pretty similar to that of Paranormal Activity, with it generating the same amount of suspense and thrill. But Paranormal activity pretty much bombed at the box office after the few opening days ,as the word started to spread of the movie not being up-to par with its trailer and not supplying enough of the thrills and suspense as promised. Most people didn’t even buy the DVD of the movie.Sometimes the best parts of a movie are patched together into a trailer, and the movie as a whole isn’t that interesting.

And so “Black Swan” will have to live up-to the hype it has created via its trailer, as the viewers are expecting something out of the ordinary and special. It might even bomb at the box office if it doesn’t live up to its expectations. But to be successful it must generate enough ticket sales whilst it is being shown in theaters and when the DVD comes out it too must sell.

The trailer has generated as much hype as the film makers wanted, but the actual film must fulfill the expectations of the viewers and then some if it is to be branded as a “successful” movie.

I don’t know how I missed this a few years ago but did you know there was a fully-featured Last Starfighter videogame made for a documentary on the film. With all this talk of Tron I wanted to check out the other major CG-infused release from my childhood and after watching it (Don’t. You will be disappointed. It’s not as good as you remember it.) I found this site from RogueSynapse. It doesn’t appear to work under Win7, however. TLS was one of the first movies to use rendered space ships in a battle, a major step forward. Considering Return of the Jedi still used stop-motion special effects, the fact they stuck in CG animations is a milestone in sci-fi. I think the that the game was made for a small featurette called “Crossing the Frontier: Making the Last Starfighter” that may or may not appear on the Blu-Ray version of the movie. The chronology here is all very murky.

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I don’t know how I missed this a few years ago but did you know there was a fully-featured Last Starfighter videogame made for a documentary on the film. With all this talk of Tron I wanted to check out the other major CG-infused release from my childhood and after watching it (Don’t. You will be disappointed. It’s not as good as you remember it.) I found this site from RogueSynapse. It doesn’t appear to work under Win7, however. TLS was one of the first movies to use rendered space ships in a battle, a major step forward. Considering Return of the Jedi still used stop-motion special effects, the fact they stuck in CG animations is a milestone in sci-fi. I think the that the game was made for a small featurette called “Crossing the Frontier: Making the Last Starfighter” that may or may not appear on the Blu-Ray version of the movie. The chronology here is all very murky.

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Did you know there was a Last Starfighter video game?