Underworld 4 rumored to be 3D and in theaters by 2011

Rumors are abound in regards to Underworld 4. So far it has been confirmed on IMDB that Underworld 4 is going to be shot in 3D and be released in September 2011. However, Screenrant.com is saying it will be released as early as January 2011. We will have to wait for official word in order for this to be determined.
According to movie-moron.com, the creator of Underworld, Len Wiseman "has a concept of what the next film will be.” The prequel left off with connecting the movie to the original so that the time line connects. It shows Selene learning of her family's murder and then leads through both Underworld 1 and 2. It has been said that the movie will pick off where it left off- with Selene and Michael.
With the success of the Trilogy, many fans are looking forward to Kate Beckinsale's return to her role as Selene and according to IMDB and several other on line sources she will be reprising that role. With Wiseman being Beckinsale's husband and him discussing the movie with such fervor then may we assume that Kate will be returning?
But a movie is not all that is on Wiseman's mind. According to Bloody Disqusting.com, Wiseman spoke to them exclusively and said "There's a lot of talk about a television series, I'm looking into that. If I could be very involved and can be a certain way, I'd be very interested in that."

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Transformers 3 Update: New Villain Shockwave, Russians, Death, and oh Yeah, it’ll be in 3D

Well, so much for all those “that a boy!” Michael Bay got when he announced that he had no intentions of shooting “Transformers 3″ (or any film for that matter) in 3D. That’s all changed now, as Bay has been convinced to dive into the 3D Gold Rush pool and either shoot “Transformers 3″ in 3D, or convert it later to the format. Ah, cold hard cash. There’s nothing like it to make Hollywood types forget all those promises.

Besides the commitment to 3D, Bay and company also promise that this time around, when you die, you’ll stay dead. That’s a surprise, especially since everyone from Optimus Prime to Megatron to even human lead Sam Witwicky has died at one point or another in the two movies and then come back, seemingly even more badass than before. Not in the third installment, promises Bay and producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura. They blame the lack of permanent death, as well as an incoherent part two script, on the writers strike.

In the same LATimes article, the villain of part 3 was also revealed: Shockwave, “the robot cyclops-turned-laser-cannon, who became dictator of their home world of Cybertron after the other Autobots and Decepticons journeyed to Earth.” I’ve never even heard of Shockwave, and when I heard the name, I thought they were talking about the Decepticon that could turn into a boombox. (That was actually Soundwave.) The plot will also involve “a space race between the U.S.S.R. and the USA, suggesting there was a hidden Transformers role in it all that remains one of the planet’s most dangerous secrets.”

Bay also promises that there will be less “dorky comedy” in part three, which is basically Bay saying that the jive-talking twin Autobots that set off a firestorm of racism accusations will not be making a re-appearance, although John Turturro’s G-man turned civilian will be coming back for comedy relief purposes. Oh joy.

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