. >> it is a remake, a gothic remake of a tv series directed by tim burton, and it will have johnny depp. >> that's good news. a lot of people said burton and depp would never make a movie together. i am glad they are finally doing that. >> every year i wonder when will tim burton and johnny depp make a movie together. >> i think it is delightfully quirky. >> i think it will be surreal. i think it will be a feast for the eyes. >> i hope johnny depp does some kind of accent you can't place as to where it is from. >> somebody will be nominated for an oscar and not win it. >> i have had enough o this stupid chat. let's welcome our guest. she is cuter than a rainbow made of baby pandas and marshmellows and hugs, but covered in blood. i am here with international business times columnist. well, he is so sharp he shaves with his own tongue. he is maxim magazine's editor-in-chief. yowza, look at that cover. it is on news stands now. and even a freezer can't keep him fresh. it is my psychic, bill schulz. and sitting next to me is the co-host of the opie and anthony show. and the nation cries whi

tim burton's reboot of the '60s series with obviously johnny depp is back, michelle pfeifer's in it,lee miller, it is a very campy, funny version of "dark shadows" with tim burton's quirky darkness. it's supposed to be really funny. >> will smith is back with "men in black 3." >> it's been ten years since the last "men in black" movie. this one did not have the easiest transition to the big screen. they actually had to stop production during -- they stopped production while they were filming to finish the script. like the script was not finished while they were in production. this is a bad sign. that's not a great thing. but this is a movie that will smith apparently his trailer was so huge down in soho that everyone was so like angry about it. >> tv shows having their finales in may. "desperate housewives." >> those cougs are going off the air. they are done. >> what about "glee"? >> "glee's" not ending but the seniors will be graduating. you aren't sure who's going to come back, i'm guessing there will be songs to sing. i have the scoop. >> in-depth. >> in-depth reporting. there wi

. >> tim burton's batman was more cartoony. >> and what do we think of that?h a big tim burton fan in general. i just think you have to subvert the original to get something new and general. >> your pick was star trek for best adaptation from tv show. >> most star trek fans and people that don't know the original series was the best of the star trek movie. it brings back the old nemesis -- >> the wrath of khan. >> best star trek movie right? >> hands down. it's someone that's a match for captain kirk and true to the spirit of the show. >> i like the reboot of the star trek franchise. i may be -- i think trekkies, maybe "star trek 2" -- >> have you to watch "star trek 2 2" again. i will be watching it this afternoon. >> the brady bunch spawned a campy movie. >> i grew up in england but i still watched the brady bunch growing up. it was very american and everything about america was encapsulated in the brady bunch. the movie was great because they transposed the action to the '90s but kept them the '70s brady bunch and they had the mindset of the people and the

from the new tim burton movie "dark shadows," jonny lee miller and eva green will be here.usic from andrew bird, civil twilight, brad and roger daltrey. so please join us then. our first guest is a golden globe-winning actress whom you know from "the devil wears prada," "the young victoria," and even "the muppets" among her many films. her latest, alongside jason segel, is called "the five-year engagement." it opens in theaters tomorrow. please welcome emily blunt. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: look at you all dressed up. you look great. >> i know. you are used so seeing me in my pajamas coming over for milk. >> jimmy: we live right across the street from each other. >> neighbors never come over for milk. everybody says do you borrow milk from jimmy kimmel? >> jimmy: you have occasionally milked me and make cheetz out of it. really a wonderful thing. you know, i had the pleasure of being at your surprise birthday party. >> i know. >> jimmy: i have not seen anyone as surprised as you were. >> it was brilliantly set up. >> jimmy: you never know because you are a very, ver

start out with the first weekend in may with "the aveng avenger" and we have a great johnny depp-tim burton"dark shadows" and then a great memorial day running into june. we have "men in black," we have a madagascar movie for the family, "spiderman" and great expectations for "the dark knight." it looks like between may, june and july we have a great lineup of summer movies for everybody. >> so how do you have get people, though, in the theaters in a day and age, you've been asked this question a million times, where a lot of people have 50, 60 inch screens at home, they're getting the movies. the window is getting compressed. it just makes it that much more difficult. >> it's a combination of things. i know jove has a nice big home theater at home, he always talks about it. but here is the reality. number one, our screens are the first point of contact for any customer and a great movie. and the movies are really made to be enjoyed in that big screen. you have a combination of things, a, great product. and then, b, a significant amount of investment by the theater owners in enhancing the t

burton on twitter @billburton. >> area code in buffalo. >> at billburton 716. from buffalo. >> wavelet blitzer, tim russert.olfe blitzer, tim russert. but lowians. buffalo caucus. it's a great town. we have a great affiliate out there with wwkb in buffalo. >> yeah. >> one of the strongest ones. we are talking about mitt romney. he is the nominee. let's face it. right? >> yeah. >> like bruce willis in the second half here. >> yesterday, yesterday, bill, the president of the united states for the first time mentioned governor romney by name in a blistering speech at the associated press where he took the ryan budget and said here it is. this is the republican vision, and that's contradictary, antethetical of anything we stand for the as democrats. there is your choice. he set the tone. >> he did. it was a signal to voters. it was a signal to reporters. it was a signal to us on the left that this is where -- this is what we are up against. for mitt romney, you see him over the core of the primary took all of these positions outrageously far to the right and this partisan is going to be like the etch-a-sketch but the ryan budget is not