Eagle Eye

...force for years to come. Eagle Eye, from Disturbia director D.J. Caruso, takes off on the Disturbia themes, only this time around nefarious forces have their eyes on LaBeouf's character, instead of the other way around. The PG-13 film is...

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...to type fast. The somewhat unusual arrangement might be necessary, according to the article, because Kurtzman and Orci are tied up with writing Star Trek XI, as well as their production duties for DreamWorks' Eagle Eye. Another...

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...than 4,500 screens. The movie reunites HollywoodaEUR™s hottest young star, Shia LaBeouf, with his director from the surprise hit Disturbia, DJ Caruso, and industry tracking is pointing toward a spectacular opening. It is very hard to bet...

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...3), to help lighten their load, the Los Angeles Times reported today. Kurtzman and Orti are currently producing Star Trek for Paramount and Eagle Eye for DreamWorks. In reporting the deal, the Times noted that the Transformers sequel is...

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Those are likely to include a couple of the producers of this weekend's DreamWorks/Par release "Eagle Eye" -- Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman, who also penned the screenplay on last year's DreamWorks/Par blockbuster "Transformers." It's...

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...of What the Hell Is Going On and Transformers. He's got the lead in a fall thriller, Eagle Eye, and Entertainment Weekly has just named him one of the 15 members of Hollywood's "Next A-List." Ugh. What's going on? Isn't he bland and...

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...this could conceivably be within the realm of possibility within a few years." The movie secures LaBeouf's position as a steady box-office draw. His other credits include "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" and...

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...video greeting. Steven Spielberg, a producer on the "Transformers" franchise, welcomed confab attendees by video as he introduced "Eagle Eye," a fall thriller starring Shia LaBeouf on which Spielberg is an exec producer. Sam Mendes also...

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...the film's accident-prone leading man. "Everything is fine," insisted Lorenzo di Bonaventura, speaking for the first time about the "Eagle Eye" star's eyelid injury, which required several stitches. "He got a little nick, and because he has...

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