VIDEO: Watch Matthew Broderick's Bueller-Nostalgic Super Bowl Ad Early!

Matthew Broderick The large game continues to be six days away, and a few of the Super Bowl's marketers happen to be flaunting their pricey advertisements early online. As first taunted a week ago, Matthew Broderick will reprise his legendary role as Ferris Bueller (type of) to hype the Honda CR-V. Within the clip, Broderick plays hooky from an acting gig by faking sick and riding out and about within the Vehicle. The ad is filled with nods towards the 1986 John Hughes classic including a visit to the museum (the nation's History Museum rather than The Art Institute), a large sporting event (equine racing rather than baseball) and the other parade. VIDEO: Ferris lives! Matthew Broderick reprises legendary role for Super Bowl ad In Acura's ad, Jerry Seinfeld pulls the stops (in the Soup Nazi as well as an alien to sock puppets) to become first in line to have an Acura NSX. But simply when Seinfeld think he's first got it within the bag - because of his personal network of Manhattan zip lines - Jay Leno comes swooping in, literally, and blows your competition away. Watch Broderick do his best Bueller for Honda: Watching Seinfeld and Leno go mind-to-mind for Acura: Which ad would you like better?

Scorsese talks tech at DGA

Martin Scorsese thinks "Hugo," a 3 dimensional film in regards to the 20's, can be a precursor -Body that shows his fellow company company directors have to sit within the twenty-first century technologies as rapidly as you possibly can.'3D is not useless,Inch Scorsese asserted as Saturday's Company company directors Guild of America panel for DGA nominees for your guild's feature award. "It's how you see existence. Put it to use.''Scorsese told the capacity crowd more than 400 within the DGA headquarters that his enthusiasm for 3 dimensional came back to his youth -- before such films as Alfred Hitchcock's "Dial M for Murder." 'I'm a 3 dimensional fanatic," he added. "It goes back for the Viewmaster."Asked for by moderator Jeremy Kagan what advice he'd tell youthful company company directors, Scorsese first switched to humor and mentioned whenever a director takes a dog to hug an actor's face, sardine oil does the key. The director, who's won DGA honours for "The Departed" and "Boardwalk Empire," then switched serious and stressed that company company directors to stay up-to-date with how films might be shot and demonstrated. "Keep an objective balance about new technology since this is where this can be going," he advised.The panel also featured Michel Hazanavicius of "The Artist," Alexandere Payne of "The Descendants" and David Fincher of "The Woman while using Dragon Tattoo." Woodsy Allen, nommed for "Evening amount of time in Paris" will be a no-show and DGA prez Taylor Hackford evoked a sizable laugh when introduced the panel at the outset of the large event. "Woodsy Allen cannot be around as they can't head out in public areas,In . Hackford mentioned.The quartet dissected the nuances of the flicks, addressing such issues as dealing with stars, story structure as well as the agonies of editing. Hazanavicius stressed the down sides of getting the story to have the ability to produce a quiet film -- just like a key scene through which actor Jean Dujardin admires Berenice Bejo."Whether or not this had appear, the scene would not be as effective," he added. "The less I really do just like a director, the higher people get involved -- that's how quiet films labored. I have to tell the story in the perfect way.Inch Hazanivicius asserted the storyline itself needed he produce a quiet film. "'There were not any crooks," he noted. "The antagonist inside the story is appear." Payne looked for to prefer his longtime editor Kevin Tent, who was simply nommed with an editing Oscar on "The Descendants." "He's helpless without me and i'm helpless without him," he added.Payne stressed the value of getting Hawaiian handscapes play a substantial role within the film. "I desired to acquire feeling of existence inside the islands because the overwhelming sense of character allows you to definitely feel puny -- in an effective way,In . he added.More youthful crowd recognized the important thing beach sunrise scene, through which George Clooney's character finds Matthew Lillard running, will be a happy accident. "The gods smiled on me tomorrow,In . he added.Fincher credited star Rooney Mara with meeting the job from the demanding role, watching they learned the best way to skateboard, motorcycle and smoke for your Lisbeth Salander part -- to convey nothing of acting in some rape moments. "Sometimes to discover a method in which they'll release themselves," he added. Scorsese appreciated that his key breakthrough with longtime editor Thelma Schoonmaker came following a fourth test screening on "Hugo."''We eliminate a lot of the exposition because we recognized we didn't want it,In . Scorsese mentioned. "We locked ourselves away for four days because we understood that which you needed to complete.InchHazanavicius underlined Scorsese's point the editing process is demanding. "The initial cut is horrible," he added. "In France, it's known as the monster." Contact Dork McNary at dork.mcnary@variety.com

Ana Ularu: Riding new Romanian Wave

Ana UlaruSince graduation with advanced levels from Bucharest's National U. of Theater and Cinematography, 26-year-old Ana Ulara has gathered an attractive string of credits, like the lead in "Chicken Girl," Cristian Mungiu's segment in the "Lost and locatedInch omnibus, and Bogdan Apetri's "Outgoing," that they received a Boccalino d'Oro award in Locarno as well as the actress prize at Thessaloniki.Did she feel fortunate being emerging alongside the so-referred to as New Romanian Wave? "Not always. I've been acting since i have have was two decades old," states the thesp who first demonstrated in Claude-Michel Rome's 1995 thriller "Meurtres componen procuration." "I've labored with both seniors of company company directors as well as the completely new one.InchAnyhow,Inch she adds, "I'm always somewhat skeptical once i hear people discuss this 'New Romanian Wave.' I realize these filmmakers, in addition to them has their unique ideas, their unique aesthetic, they feel and operate in their own personal particular ways.Since they increased being known worldwide concurrently doesn't transform it into a movement, alone! The fact Romanian cinema is getting attention is great, and overdue. But artists, In my opinion, would always would rather be regarded as as people than be merged in to a group."And he or she is her artist too, getting a global perspective and ambitions aided because additionally to her native Romanian, Ulara talks the kind of perfect British which will put a BBC newsreader to shame -- plus French, The the spanish language language and Italian. Europe, you felt, is beckoning her -- and America, too."Clearly I have got a loyalty toward my own, personal country, and doing films throughout my very own language, but concurrently, I like breaking these obstacles, playing, say, a The the spanish language language character, or possibly a Frenchwoman. Never imagined about being typecast (as some) Eastern European lady being trafficked for sex," she states. "That's always the danger, when you're in the smaller sized country: being in a particular ethnic stereotype. That is not personally. I'd would rather be everywhere, in every single sense."Return to the Berlin Preview >> Contact the number newsroom at news@variety.com

New Phanton Menace 3D Posters

Here comes pod!Unless you've been living in the watery parts of Naboo, you'll know that George Lucas has been busy 3D-ifying the Star Wars canon in preparation with hurtling a galaxy of Jedi wonderment at our eyeballs over the next few years. With Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace the first to hit our screens next month, ComingSoon (via Kino Gallery) has laid its hands on five fresh new posters to promote the movie's re-release.The posters are a nice throwback to the high points of the film, Darth Maul especially, while Jar-Jar continues to languish in some kind of intergalactic photoshop dungeon. Nothing quite as dazzling as that remarkable first teaser poster, but more than enough to get our juices flowing. Click on the posters to enlarge. Lucasfilm has already launched a trailer for the re-release, which you can watch here. {Phantom Menace 3D posters}Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace is out in our cinemas in 3D on February 9.

MTV Movie Brawl 2012: 'Hunger Games' Versus. 'John Carter'

Your investment Volturi. In "Twilight" star Peter Facinelli's screenwriting debut, "Loosies," the actor's exchanged in villainous vamps for any more real (although, less toothy) foe: NYPD's finest. Facinelli plays Bobby, a charming pickpocket who roams the NY City subway searching for new marks while alluding the cop whose badge he pilfered. The script required Facinelli only three days to create, but seven years to create towards the large-screen, giving him sufficient time to organize—including learning his character's career abilities. "I labored having a magician. I attempted to help keep everything around the up or more,Inch Facinelli told MTV News when requested if he consulted any real-existence bodybuilders for authenticity. "His forte was pickpocketing, so he trained me how you can swipe watches. It's greatly a distraction. You draw attention away from them in a single area and choose another area. After which I simply practiced on crew people." Facinelli's training clearly compensated off knowing in the romantic caper's many blick-and-you'll-miss-it snatching moments. Try not to fret an excessive amount of should you ever end up in person using the actor on the crowded train: he stated his new-found talent has not left the rear lot. "I have been enticed," Facinelli stated about practicing on bystanders. "People around the subway, they've their handbags available. They wallow in it using their purses and mobile phones chilling out. It would be very easy to visit and also have a second job like a pick-pocket quietly. But it is illegal and frowned upon by most communities." "Loosies" is within theaters now. Are you looking at Peter Facinelli's "Loosies"? Inform us within the comments as well as on Twitter!

Bones Exclusive: Go Behind the Scenes of a SPAM Explosion!

Bones Who knew SPAM could help solve a murder?In Thursday's winter finale of Bones (8/7c, Fox), Hodgins (TJ Thyne) and squintern Wendell (Michael Grant Terry) attempt to recreate how their victim was murdered (and the particular way the victim's remains were left behind).Their solution: Make a body out of SPAM and blow it up!"It smells like cat food in here!" Terry says in the behind-the-scenes look at the scene below. "Burnt cat food," Thyne adds.Watch the clip to find out how many cans of the pressed luncheon meat it took to make the SPAM man, what sort of tricks the crew used to blow him up and how many takes it took for Tamara Taylor, who plays Cam, to keep from laughing.Bones airs Thursday at 8/7c on Fox.

Teen Mom 2's Leah Messer Pregnant With Twins Again

Leah Messer Pregnant Leah Messer may have two new playmates for her twin girls, Alianna and Aleeah. The Teen Mom 2 star is reportedly pregnant with twins, according to In Touch Weekly. The father is Messer's new guy and fiance Jeremy Calvert. Teen Mom 2's Leah files for divorce "She just found out last week," a source tells the magazine. Messer, 19, is "absolutely thrilled." The source also claims that Messer sees her incoming twins as a way to earn more money. "She thinks the babies will help her get her own spin-off show," says the insider.""And that means a much bigger salary... She wants her own series and her own brand, just like Kate [Gosselin]." Messer had her first set of twins with ex-husband Corey Simms. The two filed for divorce in April after being married for six months.

First images of Emma Watson inside the Perks To Become A Wallflower

Summit Entertainment has released a completely new batch of official images to market its 2012 selection, best from the number of stills marketing Emma Watson's publish-Potter breakout movie, The Perks To Become A Wallflower.Modified within the transitional phase novel by Stephen Chbosky, the film follows secondary school newcomer Charlie (Logan Lerman) while he struggles to become together with the comfort of his peer group. Fortunately, the awesome and wonderful Mike (Watson) can be obtained to think about him under her wing, and show him there's more to secondary school than education...Also starring Ezra Burns as Watson's gay nearest friend and Paul Rudd as Logan's kind-hearted British teacher, the film is directed by Chbosky themselves, who also modified his source material in to a script.Within the looks in the pictures, Watson will get the All American look lower with a tee, having a wardrobe full of college jackets and plaid skirts. The film is positioned to achieve in the usa eventually later around, but until you'll have the ability to begin to see the first number of official images below...

Jessica Chastain to Make Broadway Debut in 'The Heiress'

Jessica Chastain -- the "It" actress who's likely to get an Oscar nomination for one of her umpteen-diddly movies of 2011, including 'The Help' and 'The Tree of Life' -- is now prepping to conquer Broadway. She'll make her Broadway debut this fall in 'The Heiress.' It's a role that won an Oscar for Olivia de Havilland back in 1950. Since she'll be playing an unattractive 19th-century heiress, she'll likely be "uglified" with heavy eyebrows, as was de Havilland. This will also be the first Broadway venture for Paula Wagner, who'll co-produce. "I was immediately struck by Jessica's talent and skill when I saw her on stage opposite Al Pacino in Salome," Wagner told THR. "She is an actress with that rare ability to transition effortlessly between the stage and screen." 'The Heiress' premiered in 1947 and has had four previous Broadway productions. The last, in 1995, won Tony Awards for Best Revival and Lead Actress for Cherry Jones. Chastain, a graduate of the Juilliard School of Drama, is nominated for a Golden Globe for her role in 'The Help' and an Independent Spirit Award for 'Take Shelter.' Her 2011 credits include 'The Tree of Life,' 'Coriolanus' and 'The Debt.' [via THR] [Photo: Getty] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook