Luke Wilson finds himself caught in a precarious situation in the upcoming drama 'Middle Men,' about the rise of Internet porn in the mid-'90s.

Inspired by a true story, the film follows Jack Harris (Wilson), a businessman whose perfect life is thrown into disarray when he agrees to manage an Internet porn business invented by two men: Wayne Beering (Giovanni Ribisi) and Buck Dolby (Gabriel Macht).

he business quickly makes the trio very rich. But as with many things in life, the business comes with a heavy price -- ie, con men, terrorists and the FBI, just to name a few.

'Middle Men' hits theaters next Friday, Aug. 6, and in preparation for its release, Moviefone is revealing five exclusive images from the movie, which includes a glimpse of Wilson's co-star, James Caan. Check them out after the jump.

Rob Schneider is set to voice the title character in the 3-D animated film 'Norm of the North,' from director Anthony Bell. The film will follow a polar bear (Schneider) who winds up in New York "after their icy home begins to melt and break apart." Ken Jeong ('The Hangover') and Loretta Devine co-star. [Hollywood Reporter]

Lee Pace know that there's no escaping death -- or life after it, anyway.

Hollywood Insider reports that the 'Pushing Daisies' star is in negotiations to join the cast of 'Breaking Dawn,' the final installment of the 'Twilight' saga.

Pace is apparently up for the role of Garrett, the best friend of Robert Pattinson's Edward Cullen. If Pace comes aboard, it will be the first official new casting under the reign of 'Breaking Dawn' director, Bill Condon.

Let's just cut to the chase -- the exclusive 4 minute Comic-Con trailer from 'Thor' is online. It's just a few inches beneath this sentence.

If you'd like to get some reading done while the thing loads: Chris Hemsworth stars as the title character, the Marvel Comics version of the mythological Norse god of thunder. Anthony Hopkins, co-stars as his father and ruler of Asgard, Odin. The trailer tells you everything you need to know about how Thor arrives on earth and becomes the super-hero protector of mortal humans. The trailer also has plenty of footage highlighting Thor in action with his mighty hammer, the magical Mjolnir.

And if that wasn't enough, you'll get even some more build-up to 2012's blockbuster super-hero team-up, 'The Avengers.'

So what are you waiting for? Watch the thing, already.

'Lost' executive producer/writer Damon Lindelof has signed a deal to help reboot the 'Alien' movie franchise months after boarding the creative team behind J.J. Abrams' 'Star Trek' sequel.

Or maybe not.

According to Deadline, Lindelof inked an agreement to help do some rewriting work on director Ridley Scott's 'Alien' prequel. However, the blog's "studio insiders" are reporting that when Lindelof and Scott met to hash out ideas for the project, the meeting resulted in an idea for a "free-standing" sci-fi flick that has nothing to do with the 'Alien' franchise.

It's still unclear if Lindelof's ideas will result in a new film or become part of the 'Alien' prequel. Studio Fox and Ridley's banner, Scott Free Productions, will make that call when he turns in his work.

Guillermo del Toro sure has been in the news lately, what with his decision to leave 'The Hobbit,' then letting it be known that he was working on 'The Haunted Mansion' and a new version of 'Frankenstein.'

Now, according to Deadline Hollywood, he'll next direct 'At the Mountains of Madness,' an adaptation of the HP Lovecraft tale about a scientific expedition to the South Pole in the 1930s that awakens evil life forms that hold the key to humankind's evolution.

The kicker to the deal: James Cameron will produce in 3D. According to the report, the film will begin pre-production in the next few weeks, and shoot next summer for Universal.

The madness of Comic Con is finally over and we're about to enter August. Can you believe it? And the final month of summer is packed with movie goodness. We've got every action star worth mentioning in one film, 8 bit video games come to life, a woman finding herself in beautiful locales and killer prehistoric fish. I'll let you know what you need to check out between pool excursions and picnics.

What films are you looking forward to? Drop me a line at jenna@moviefone.com and let me know. And check out my interviews with the cast of 'Charlie St. Cloud' in tomorrow's show. Check out the video after the jump.

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