M. Night Shyamalan is one of Hollywood's most tragic figures. Heralded as a genius for the first half of his career (The Sixth Sense! Unbreakable! Signs!) he has since devolved into the punchline of a desperately unfunny joke. But wait! Could redemption be in the air for Mr. Shyamalan?

In an interview on May 29, M. Night Shyamalan confessed that he ghostwrote in his past and that he was too embarrassed to even say the name of the film ...After the gentlest of prodding from the interviewer, who simply said "We'd love to hear about it," Shyamalan replied: "I ghostwrote the movie She's All That."

Game changer. She's All That, as you may remember, was an incredible 1999 Freddie Prince Jr. vehicle in which Rachel Leigh Cook plays a girl who hides her beauty behind glasses and a ponytail (yuck) and Freddie Prince Jr. plays himself. And it was written by M. Night Shyamalan, meaning this guy's early career was on a whole different stratosphere than anyone imagined, making his recent downfall that much more baffling. And making us, in the paraphrased words of She's All That's protagonist, just an audience, standing in front a director, asking what happened to him ... Discuss

Dragons. Elves. Wizards. Orlando Bloom. Walking around. A surprisingly spoiler-y shot of Smaug. It's all here, Precious ... Discuss

Several castmembers of the show Friday Night Lights recently reunited at the ATX Television Festival in Austin, Texas, and addressed rumors of a possible FNL movie. Actor Scott Porter, who played paralyzed quarterback Jason Street, told Entertainment Weekly, “I’d put 50/50 odds on it,” but warned, “I’m so scared we would never be able to top the show. And I wouldn’t want what we did together tarnished in any way.” Producer Brian Grazer has also said his team is working on putting together a crowd-funded film based on the TV show. Come on Porter, 50/50 odds? Those don’t sound like the words of a Dillon Panther to us. Last time we checked, the only number Panthers were comfortable with was 110 percent effort! Here’s what we say to your 50/50 odds-makers: Clear eyes. Full hearts. Can’t lose … Discuss

The summer movie season is here, and you know what that means: time to start promoting Christmas movies. This year's big Christmas movie is Peter Jackson's second Hobbit movie, The Desolation of Smaug, and here's the poster. The movie's first trailer will be dropping sometime this week, and promises to answer all the questions left from the first Hobbit movie. However, questions like "how many movies can you make out of one book?" will have to be answered in the quiet of your own heart ... Discuss