While you were STILL laughing at the guys in The Hangover, here is what was going on in the rest of the movie world:

• Photos of Tiny Fey and Steve Carrell on the set of their movie, Date Night are available (see above). The Shawn Levy directed movie, which is being filmed in New York City, is scheduled to be released in 2010. The film also stars Mark Wahlberg, Leighton Meester, Mila Kunis, and rapper Common. Check out the photo gallery. (ComingSoon)
• Michael Moore is at it again. His new documentary will focus on the causes of the global economic meltdown. Comingsoon.net has the teaser trailer for the untitled film which will be released October 2nd. This man is a genius when it comes to giving the viewers the uncensored truth about the world we live in. What do you think of the clip? (ComingSoon)

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It’s that time again. Every few years or so we get a strongly angled documentary from Oscar winner Michael Moore. Even though some people hate the guy and complain about his premeditated agenda, I think he makes good movies. His film making skills plus the fact that he is a fellow Michigan native like myself, forces me to give him the benefit of the doubt. The last film Moore directed was 2007′s Sicko, and according to /Film he’s looking to follow that up with a feature that will focus on the current economic crisis.

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There is a lot  going on around the wonderful world of film today. Check out some interesting stories we found including the 15 most memorable films masks of all time (you have to check this out), Sir Ian McKellen talking about Del Toro’s vision of The Hobbit, and some insight on what Michael Moore is up to…

• What does Sir Ian McKellen have to say about The Hobbit? A few things. Mainly, he doesn’t know much about it. As he says “When Del Toro was appointed director, I thought, ‘Well, it’s his ‘Hobbit,’ and he may have different ideas. He may want a different sort of look all together.’” So we’ll have to wait and see! Check out the full interview on bullz-eye
• Check out The 15 Most Iconic Movie Masks of All Time. We all know know them. We all recognize them. And yet (for the most part) we’ve never even seen their faces. And why should we. It’s the masks that we never forget. [unrealitymag]

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Following the fashion of Radiohead, who released their seventh  album “In Rainbows” as a free download earlier this year, outspoken filmmaker Michael Moore, who is responsible for films such as “Fahrenheit 911″ and “Bowling for Columbine,” released his new film “Slacker Uprising” today for free viewing at SlackerUprising.com.

The film is a look into Moore’s tour of college campuses during the fall of 2004, where he went to 62 cities across America to encourage young people to vote for then Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry. Though the footage was originally shown at the Toronto International Film Festival and titled “Captain Mike Across America,” Moore wanted to add more footage to give the film “more heft and substance,” he said in a phone interview to the New York Times.

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