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Maybe one day the studios will figure out how to actually work with the toy companies when it comes to how (and when) to best roll out certain pieces of merchandise. Until then, there isn't a provider of major spoilers quite like action figures.

The folks over at SlashFilm have posted some pics of four upcoming Pop! Marvel toys that tie in with this summer's release of "Iron Man 3" and couldn't help but notice that at least one of them reveals something we haven't seen or heard of before in regards to Tony Stark's third stand-alone adventure. We all know the Iron Man suit extremely well by this point, we're familiar with the War Machine get-up and we've seen plenty of production photos featuring the oddly ominous Iron Patriot armor.

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David Cronenberg is reuniting with novelist Don DeLillo and "Cosmopolis" producer Paolo Branco on a new project. Cronenberg will be taking on a rare acting role in "Body Art," director Luca Guadagnino's adaptation of DeLillo's novella "The Body Artist."

Harvey Weinstein (Photo: Jeff Vespa/WireImage)According to a recent poll conducted by 60 Minutes and Vanity Fair, 79 percent of Americans don't know who Harvey Weinstein is. In fact, 10 percent of us think Harvey Weinstein was Jimmy Stewart's imaginary rabbit friend (in the movie "Harvey," for whatever percent didn't know that).

But those in and around the circles of Hollywood know the name of Harvey Weinstein extremely well. Weinstein is one of the most powerful producers in the business, a man who inspires both fear and respect as he approaches the soul-crushing wheeling and dealing of the industry with the predatory instincts of an underdog who will never stop feeling like he's got something to prove. He's got a reputation for being rough and ill-tempered, but as the guy who owns the last two winners of the Oscar for Best Picture (and several more over the course of his decades-long career), he's also known as someone who's really, really good at his job.

Photo courtesy of SXSWThat chain saw you hear? It’s but a grace note in the symphony of gore that is the trailer for Fede Alvarez’s “Evil Dead” remake, due to splatter across screens April 12. The film confidently bills itself as “the most terrifying film you will ever experience;” whether that’s true or not, the MPAA is making sure you’ll experience less of it.

Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer in 'The Lone Ranger' (Photo: Walt Disney Pictures)

This Sunday, you might tune in to the big game to watch Lewis and Rice, or maybe Kaepernick and Gore. But the real action will be in the team up of Tonto and Reid, better known as “The Lone Ranger.”

During the pre-game show, Walt Disney Pictures will unveil a new 90-second preview for this summer’s big-screen adaptation of the masked Western hero. But you can get a sneak peek at the spot right now exclusively here on Yahoo! Movies.

'Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith' (Photo: Lucasfilm/20th Century Fox)

The dawn of the J.J. Abrams era in "Star Wars" history will eclipse Disney's previous plans to re-release two previous installments of the saga in 3D. That's right. The long-planned 3D re-releases of "Attack of the Clones" and "Revenge of the Sith" has be delayed.

Paul Giamatti is reportedly in talks for a 'Spider-Man 2' villain role (Rhino image courtesy of Marvel Comics)"Spider-Man" villain, The Rhino, is monstrous, muscle-bound and just plain mean. Quite the opposite from quiet little 'ol Paul Giamatti -- known for more cerebral, introverted roles like comic book creator Harvey Pekar in "American Splendor" (2003). Giamatti also doesn't really seem to be much like the Rhino when he is in human form -- Aleksei Sytsevich, a Russian mafia thug.

But Giamatti -- who has not only played a comic book writer but is also a fan of the medium -- has been on a bit of campaign to play one of his favorite villains from his childhood. The 45-year-old actor is in talks to take the role of the man-turned-creature, The Rhino, in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," according to the Hollywood Reporter. The Spider-Man villain, who is known to ram his Rhino horns into cars and buildings, is made deviously powerful by an experimental exoskeleton.

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Several key members of the “X-Men” cast are confirmed as returning for Bryan Singer's forthcoming “X-Men: Days of Future Past.” Singer, returning to the director's chair for this new installment, announced on Twitter that Shawn Ashmore, Anna Paquin, and Ellen Page (Iceman, Rogue, and Kitty Pryde, respectively) will be returning for the new film, joining the array of other actors returning to the franchise, among whom are current Oscar nominees Hugh Jackman and Jennifer Lawrence.

The cast of “Days of Future Past” features actors from both the initial trilogy of X-Men films—the first two of which Singer directed before Brett Ratner took over for the third—and the 2011 sequel “X-Men: First Class.”

This movie also boasts two Professor Charles Xaviers (Patrick Stewart, James McAvoy) and two Magnetos (Ian McKellen, Michael Fassbender), raising the strong possibility that “X-Men: Days of the Future Past” will follow the same alternative history storyline of the comic book series.

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