Ready to enter the 'Green Zone'?

In the new politically charged action-thriller, Matt Damon re-teams with 'Bourne' director Paul Greengrass to tell the story of a U.S. military officer searching out WMDs in Iraq just days after the invasion -- but his investigations lead him to discover corruption on both sides of the dispute, and doubt over who is the real enemy. Greg Kinnear co-stars as a government official whose motivations are unclear, and possibly dangerous.

It takes a legend to play a legend.

According to ESPN, two-time Oscar winner Robert De Niro is attached to play football coach Vince Lombardi in the aptly-titled biopic 'Lombardi.'

The film will be written by Eric Roth, who in 1994 won an Oscar for writing 'Forest Gump' and with whom De Niro worked with on the 2006 film 'The Good Shepherd.'

In the new rom-com 'She's Out of My League,' which opens Friday, Jay Baruchel plays an underachieving Regular Joe -- a "five," according to his friends -- who dates a "solid 10" (Alice Eve), much to the disbelief of the universe at large. While obviously another variation on the ever-popular "loser gets the hot girl" theme, at least the movie goes to great lengths to address the disparity, as reflected in its title.

That's not generally the case with the films listed below. While not all are riffs on the classic male loser/female hottie scenario, each one features a badly mismatched couple of one kind or another and expects us to happily go along with it.

We say: not so fast. Even in the fantasy world of Hollywood, some things are just a little too far-fetched.

As you may or may not have been aware, the makers of Paranormal Activity, last year's money-printing surprise hit, have been holding a competition for fans to make their own Paranormal Activity-style three-minute video, with the winning short appearing on the UK DVD release.

Well, after whittling the entries down to a shortlist of ten, Oren Peli, PA's writer/director, has finally chosen the victor - David Bryant's, Heebie Jeebies. What's strange about this choice, however, is rather than choosing a film that has some originality, Peli has chosen an almost exact remake of his film: Strange goings-on at night? Check. Leaving the video camera on to record said happenings? Yup. Finding an umbrella on the doorstep? Well, that's a little bit different, I suppose.

Watch Heebie Jeebies after the jump...

With the combination of Disney, Tim Burton, Johnny Depp, 3D and a much-loved literary classic, Alice In Wonderland, appealing to both adults and children, was always set to perform well at the box-office.

But its backers will still be thrilled with a £10.56m UK opening, the biggest ever for a 3D film. The result is well ahead of the debut of Burton's previous biggest hit, Charlie And The Chocolate Factory (£7.97m), and of Avatar (£8.51m), the former record holder for a 3D opening. Alice took 77% of its revenue from 3D screens.

Funnyman Jonah Hill ('Knocked Up'; 'Superbad') is reportedly in negotiations to play Paul De Podesta in Sony Pictures' 'Moneyball.' Hill would replace Demetri Martin in the film, which already has Brad Pitt attached to play Oakland A's general manager Billy Beane and Bennett Miller ('Capote') attached to direct. An official deal has yet to be made. [EW.com]

James Cameron may be king of the world, but his 3D throne is about to be challenged by someone with even more clout: God.

Yes, according to Deadline Hollywood, God, Adam, Eve and the whole gang are about to get the big-budget, 3D treatment thanks to Paramount, which is in the process of developing a blockbuster based on the Book of Genesis. The film, tentatively titled 'In the Beginning,' is being produced by former Walden Media honcho Cary Granat, who previously shepherded such Christian-themed fare as 'The Chronicles of Narnia' to the big screen.

Details are still sketchy -- for example, it's unclear yet whether the film will feature live actors or if it will be entirely CGI -- but test footage, based on a script from 'Hidalgo' writer John Fusco, is currently being shot in hopes of earning a green light for the projected $30 million project.