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Dudley Hart, a two-time PGA Tour winner whose most recent victory was at the 2000 Honda Classic, shot a 7-under 64 for a one-stroke advantage atop a crowded leaderboard.

Hey, everyone. ”Moriarty” here.

Look… we haven’t gone KNOCKED UP crazy, although I think most people will once they see it in June. It’s just that Universal appears to have kicked in with their marketing this week, and it’s all popping up online at once.

So in the same day that we get that hilarious international trailer (”Fuck off” has never been so appropriately timed), we also get this very, very good domestic trailer that gives you a look at more of the film.

This one’s a winner, and the confidence is obvious in everything Universal releases. Can’t wait to see the final cut.

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Hey, everyone. ”Moriarty” here.

People seem to think that Harry or I get upset when people don’t agree with us about a movie, but that’s ridiculous. Half the time, I don’t even agree with Harry, so we certainly don’t expect everyone on the site or everyone in talkback to line up with us.

Case in point: INLAND EMPIRE. This was number two on my list of favorites this year, but I know many people who have hated it outright. Capone doesn’t quite say he hates it, but this review is anything but positive. Does that mean Capone’s wrong?

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Dylan McDermott, star of The Messengers, has seen real ghosts: not once, but twice. In the film directed by the Pang brothers (The Eye), McDermott plays a man who moves with his wife (Penelope Ann Miller), teen daughter (Kristen Stewart) and 3-year-old son to a North Dakota farm that’s haunted by the ghosts of the last family that lived there.

New Line took a risk in casting an unknown to star in the upcoming fantasy adaptation The Golden Compass, but producer Deborah Forte told SCI FI Wire that it’s paid off in discovery of 12-year-old Dakota Blue Richards. “She’s a very, very important part of this film,” she said.

SCI FI Wire caught up with Brendan Fraser on the set of Inkheart in London last week, where he talked about learning that author Cornelia Funke had always had him in mind for the role. “It is immensely flattering,” he said.

Universal Pictures has won a bidding war over the rights to the unpublished children’s fantasy manuscript titled Simon Bloom, the Gravity Keeper, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The studio is considering the project as a vehicle for Pleasantville director Gary Ross.

Anheuser-Busch’s new online entertainment network, Bud.TV, has ordered a new animated science-fiction series titled Afterworld. The series is set in a post-apocalyptic world where an inexplicable global event has caused 99 percent of the Earth’s population to disappear and rendered technology useless.

Alessandro Nivola and Parker Posey have been tapped to join Jessica Alba in the English-language remake of the Pang brothers’ thriller The Eye. Tom Cruise and Paula Wagner are producing the film for Lionsgate.