So this is some kind of sex change movie? It won't work though, Wahlberg's already a big girl.

I, for one, believe that Bale could stand to lose a few teeth.

Just how many does he have in that phlegm-pond of a mouth anyway? fifty?

Here is an artist's depiction: http://tinyurl.com/l2vn5s

Luckily, David O. Russell is NOT McDouchebag. Not even close. He's an actor-inspiring director with heart, class, and creativity, which I'm certain Bale is dying to get back to after Terminator.

"Three Kings" is one of my favorite films of all time, which might sound strange to hear, but it's true. The story is wacky and comical at first, but as things push on, I'm always tremendously moved by what the "Kings" realize is at stake and how they each push aside greed to help save the Iraqi dissidents.

And the last scene of the Iraqi father and his little girl looking back at Clooney... whew. One of the great moments in film. Gets me every time.

I'm definitely looking forward to "The Fighter."

Sorry Amy but you made your choice.

In a mouth-watering matchup he is scheduled to fight current Heavyweight Champion Vladimir Klitschko on August 4th at Madison Square Gardens, to unify all the Heavyweight belts.

At the press conference promotor Don King stated "Christian Bale's professionalism is legendary, and this fight will be legendary. Nothing is going to distract Christian from his goal."

In response Bale chided King with the words "I didn't give you permission to call me Christian you fucking prick."

Vladimir Klitschko was thought to be too nervous to attend the conference and see Bale in person. A spokesperson from his camp went on record as saying 'he is shitting it'.

Interviewer: "So how did you prepare for this film?"

Mark Wahlberg: "Really my preparation, and actually my inspiration was watching ROCKY V"

Interviewer: "Rocky Five? How so?"

Mark Wahlberg: "It's probably my favourite film. Made a big impression on me at least. The guy was called Tommy Gunn. I was called Marky Mark. See the similarity? Plus everyone told me the dude looked like me. Yeah, amazing."

Interviewer: "But isn't ROCKY V considered the worst Rocky?"

Mark Wahlberg: "What? (confused) I never heard that before. I think it speaks to many people. The kid getting bullied - that's an important issue man. And the black guy, the promoter - two words for you, Don King. Yeah, no one spotted it but that was a real clever move. Art imitating life man. That movie was deep."

Interviewer: In your upcoming film, you play an Irish thug who trains a kid to box. Which accent are you going to murder for this role?

The Bale: [mmmmmbbbbmmm, gggrrrrrmmmmm, mmmmmmbbbmmmm]

"The Bale and McConnahuggahuey through down when Matthew asked the smaller man to speak up and hit his mark because he was wasting takes and that is totally unprofessional" is incorrect. That would be "threw down."

Oh, and please, post some scriptgirl this weekend.

It's very reminiscent of the fight at the end of Play It To the Bone, except it wasn't part of a shitty movie, and had 2 great sequels.

And, without that late-career drama, i doubt this movie gets made. Though, when it was first announced, wasn't Matt Damon playing the brother/trainer? It makes more sense, since he resembles Wahlberg more. I guess Wahlberg was always going to be the fighter, and i'm not surprised the studio's not wanting to get an exponentially better actor to outshine him (Bale's fine, but he's not THAT good).