IM Global, which is currently selling the upcoming Judge Dredd movie at the Toronto International Film Festival, is referring to the $45 million project as DREDD. Here's the plot synopsis:

"DREDD takes us to the wild streets of Mega City One, the lone oasis of quasi-civilization on Cursed Earth. Judge Dredd (Karl Urban) is the most feared of elite Street Judges, with the power to enforce the law, sentence offenders and execute them on the spot - if necessary. The endlessly inventive mind of writer Alex Garland and the frenetic vision of director Pete Travis bring DREDD to life as a futuristic neo-noir action film that returns the celebrated character to the dark, visceral incarnation from John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra's revered comic strip."

In other DREDD news, actress Olivia Thirlby (Juno) has been cast as Cassandra Anderson, "the telepathic rookie who shadows Dredd."

Pre-production on the film started on August 23 at Cape Town Film Studios in South Africa.

An extra injured Wednesday on the set of Transformers 3 is said to now be in stable condition after undergoing brain surgery.

24-year old Gabriella Cedillo was checked into the Loyola University Medical Center after the accident.

Cedillo was involved in a car stunt. A driving scene was being shot when the cable that held together the car being filmed and the vehicle carrying the camera snapped, slicing through the Cedillo's car and skull.

Cedillo's car was then dragged along a center divider for about half a mile, banging it up pretty bad.

Police shut down production, but it resumed yesterday.

Guillermo del Toro is set to direct a film version of H.P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness, and he wants Tom Cruise to star.

Universal, however, wants James McAvoy or Chris Pine.

Cruise and del Toro spoke recently, but it was about doing a Van Helsing movie that never got off the ground. McAvoy and Pine are fairly busy in the near future, so it'll be interesting to see who winds up cast.

M. Night Shyamalan recently revealed to MTV that he plans to use the story for Unbreakable 2 in the third film in his Night Chronicles series (the first of which, Devil, opens September 17th).

"I cannibalized the idea for the sequel to 'Unbreakable' for one of the 'Night Chronicles,'" revealed Shyamalan. "It was such a cool idea for a villain, and it was actually originally in the script for 'Unbreakable,' and it was too much. There were too many villains, so I pulled this villain out and was like, 'I'll make this the second flick.'"

Disney is turning its California Adventure theme park into a "digital dance party" called ElecTRONica.

The Disney Parks Blog is already posting concept art, which kicks off October 8th and run each weekend this fall.

"It's an 'electrifying' experience for the entire family, filled with music, lights and some of your favorite food and beverage, all set amidst the captivating world of Tron: Legacy," reports the blog. "From a dazzling dance club under the stars to an authentic recreation of Flynn's Arcade to some radical gaming, it's like nowhere else on the grid! Each night, we'll feature live entertainers, complete with lasers, glow accessories and the hottest music ever to rock the grid. ElecTRONica is 'the' place to dance the night away in a fantastic world that only Disney can create. Highlights for the entire family will definitely be Flynn's Video Arcade, face painting and the Tron: Evolution videogame area."

Darren Aronofsky's "psychosexual ballet thriller" Black Swan is earning some very good reviews in its premiere at the Venice Film Festival, and some are predicting that Natalie Portman will pay off come award season. London's Daily Telegraph says that her performance elevates her from leading actress to major star, while the Times of London says "Portman is astounding. Awards are sure to follow."

Aronofsky won the Golden Lion in Venice the last time he showed a film there, which was 2008's The Wrestler. Black Swan opens in the Unites States on December 1st, just in time for awards season.

Oscar Isaac (Robin Hood) has joined the cast of Drive. Isaac joins Ryan Gosling (Fracture), Carey Mulligan (An Education), Bryan Cranston (Saving Private Ryan) and Albert Brooks (Taxi Driver) in the action thriller, based on James Sallis' novel.

The book is about a guy (Gosling) who does stunt driving for movies by day and drives for criminals at night. In classic noir fashion, he is double-crossed and, though before he has never participated in the violence, he goes after the ones who double-crossed and tried to kill him.
 

Ronan Bennett (Public Enemies) is set to write the script for Skeletons On the Zahara. The film is an adaptation of the book by Dean King that covers a real-life story about a group of nineteenth century American sailors forced into slavery after being shipwrecked in Africa. The project is being put together by Independent, the company that produced last year's Moon. No director or cast has been set at this time.
 

The science fiction alien invasion thriller Skyline releases on November 12th, but IM Global isn't waiting until then to start drumming up interest in a sequel. Variety is reporting that the distribution company is shopping a sequel around to potential investors at the Toronto International Film Festival.

In the first film, which is directed by the Strause brothers (Alien vs. Predator: Requiem), strange lights descend on the city of Los Angeles, drawing people outside like moths to a flame where an extraterrestrial force threatens to swallow the entire human population off the face of the Earth. It stars Eric Balfour (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 24) and Donald Faison (Next Day Air, Remember the Titans).

In another interview, Melissa Rosenberg adds that the sex scene between Edward and Bell will not skimp...

""I don't think we'll be toning a whole lot [of the racy scenes] down. We want the eroticism of the sex scenes. That doesn't mean that one has to see it all, but you do want that [eroticism]. With the birth scene as well, I just don't know that you have to tone it down. If you really look at the books, how much are you really seeing? I think [the movies] might wind up being saucier than the book because you're actually seeing skin-on-skin and the horror of the birth scenes. We're not shying away from it."

In related news, Rami Malek (The Pacific has joined the film as Benjamin, an Egyptian vampirewho sides with the Cullens in their battle with the Volturi.

ORIGINAL: Screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg says that she and director Bill Condon plan to be faithful to the book when shooting Bella's childbirth scene for Breaking Dawn. In a recent interview, Rosenberg had the following to say…

"We're working on it. And we're working on it to be as intense as it is in the book. I don't think it's about the amount of blood you show. It's on their faces. It's all from Bella's point of view when you're seeing what's going [on]. It should feel visceral. I think it's going to be pretty intense."