· Everything about Green Lantern might seem totally terrible, but at least Peter Sarsgaard's embodiment of Hector Hammond is as grotesque as ever. Look at those veins! Make sure you haven't eaten for 30 minutes and click ahead to see the latest disgusting picture of Sarsgaard-as-Hammond, then stick around for more Buzz Break.
[via Bleeding Cool]
· Nerds are up in arms because 29-year-old Whit Anderson is penning the reboot of Joss Whedon's Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Producer Charles Roven (Batman Begins) gave this ringing endorsement: "Generally, I wouldn't have said 'Let's revive this,' but Whit's take is pretty compelling and a lot of fun, and it's interesting to see all of this re-imagined." Pretty compelling? Greenlight! [LAT/Hero Complex]
· "Every shot is rethinking cinema, rethinking narrative -- how to tell a story with a picture. Now, I'm not saying we have to keep throwing javelins at the camera, I'm not saying we use it as a gimmick, but it's liberating. It's literally a Rubik's Cube every time you go out to design a shot, and work out a camera move, or a crane move. But it has a beauty to it also. People look like ... like moving statues. They move like sculpture, as if sculpture is moving in a way. Like dancers." Martin Scorsese loves him some 3D! [Guardian via Vulture]
· Apparently ABC thinks that Jay Mohr is funny. [Vulture]
· If you like fairy tales, go see Tangled. Disney is reportedly done with that genre of films for the foreseeable future. [LAT]
· The MTA in New York is offering patrons train service on the subway line 9 3/4 in honor of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Oh, muggle humor! [NYDN]
· What does the cast of Glee think of Dina Lohan's threat to sue the show because of a joke it made at Lindsay's expense? Not much. [Radar]