We’ve survived four installments and you’d think that would earn us all a break, but they’re starting it all over again. We’ve heard from solid sources close to the Weinstein Company that they’re rebooting Scary Movie.

Look, you should have seen this coming. The last one, Scary Movie 4, was clearly out of gas creatively but still managed to make nearly $180 million worldwide. They’ve run out of places to take the franchise but they’d still like to drive Ferraris, so restarting the whole thing sort of makes sense… assuming of course you’re an evil, soulless, corporate executive.

So we’re talking Scary Movie reboot, with new characters and all that implies. That likely means no Anna Faris who has been one of the few constants throughout all four previous Scary Movies. In fact just a few weeks ago she told Fangoria, “Everyone wants to know if there will be a fifth SCARY MOVIE and I really have no answer.” Now we know why she had no answer. She may not be in it.

Scary Movie 5 is still quite a ways off since The Weinstein Company doesn’t plan to release it until after Scream 4, which is due out in 2010. Plenty of time for them to change their mind and simply spare us to death with another sequel, but for now we’re hearing reboot.

From Cinema Blend

Anna and Chris were photographed at the 7th Annual “Best In Drag” show in Los Angeles tonight! Anna and Chris look very happy and very cute!

I have added 38 photos from the event, you can view them by clicking on the thumbnails below!

I have just added 40 new photos of Anna from the last 2 public appearances she attended! You can see all the photos by clicking on the thumbnails below.

Tonight, I have added 451 HQ captures of Anna from the film “Observe and Report” into our photo gallery! You can see all the caps by clicking on the thumbnails below…

The new trailer for “Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel” has been released! The film will be in theaters on December 2th…

Anna Faris doesn’t want it to be cloudy with a chance of meatballs. Try cloudy with a chance of Dunkin’ Donuts or Krispy Kremes.

“My indulgences are always sweets,” says Faris. “I would ask for it be cloudy with a chance of doughnuts. But I must caution that I’m a bit of a salty/savory gal. I wouldn’t mind if it was raining cookies and then later potato chips, but chips are always trouble.

“You can’t just eat a few,” she says. “I raided the mini-bar last night at the hotel. The empty bag of chips is the proof.”

Faris lends her voice to the character of Sam Sparks in the new animated film, “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs.” The movie is based on the 1982 best-selling book by Judi and Ron Barrett, and also stars the voices of Bill Hader, Neil Patrick Harris and Andy Samberg in the story of an inventor who builds a contraption that turns water into different foods. Then the thing goes out of control and starts shooting spaghetti tornados and meatballs raining from the sky. (Do we hear a brownie hailstorm in the future? Pretty please?)

1 What was your inspiration during the scene where burgers rain from the sky?

The director got us In and Out burgers. They wanted us to talk with our mouths full. It was a great excuse to eat an In and Out burger without feeling guilty about it because I was required to eat one for work. No one can argue with that fact.

2 How did you get into character for animation?

Basically, I was shown a drawing of the character before I started recording and that’s pretty much all I had. But it was amazing because I worked on this for about a year. The great part of animation is that it isn’t about your hair or clothes or makeup. You get to record and then watch this story come to life. I did just think it would be easy, but it was incredibly challenging.

3 You’re so good at light comedy. Who are your inspirations?

I grew up watching all of the great female comedians and wanted to be like all of them. I would sit for hours watching “I Love Lucy” wishing I could be like her, but then I’d watch really old movies with greats like Judy Holliday and Carole Lombard. I loved watching Betty White and Goldie Hawn. Even though I was this kid, I would sit there and think, “Maybe someday I could be in a movie with some of these women — the ones who were alive.

4 When you were younger, did you think you had a chance in this business?

I started as young as many of the audience members for this movie. I was 9 when I did an Arthur Miller play called “Danger Memory” at the Seattle Repertory Theatre. I even got paid $250, which was all the money in the world to me. I was rolling in the dough and I might still be using that money to pay bills. Actually, I do have to confess that I used that movie to buy a phone that looked like a piano. You had to press the keys to dial. It was the coolest thing in the world.

5 Congratulations on your marriage this summer.

I did get married and I’m super-happy. It’s been a great summer. I’m cooking for my new husband, which has always been my favorite hobby and pastime. Of course, I love to try out new things on him. In fact, if I wasn’t an actress, I would like to be a food critic or a restaurant critic. We’ll just see how it goes in Hollywood with the movie business.

From Chicago Sun Times

Getting in touch with her PG side for a change, sexpot Scary Movie scream queen vet Anna Faris decided, as she explains in her own strange way during this giggly gab session, that she was ready for a big switch extreme makeover in movies.

Especially to finally be able to make a movie that her parents can see. Hence her moody but modest female cartoonish stint in the high carb animated feature, Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs. Anna dropped by to spout all these sweet nothings in this NYC candy store press encounter, including doing the newlywed thing, as well as more binging type of indulgences like chips, donuts and especially In-N-Out Burgers. And exactly what a salty savory kinda gal, not to mention geek reversal, may be.

ANNA FARIS: I hope you’re easy on me!

Oh, not to worry! And congratulations, didn’t you just get married this summer?

AF: Um…Yes, I did. And I’m super-happy. It’s been a great summer.

So what are your guilty pleasures when it comes to the candy all around us in this candy store?

AF: Oh, my indulgence, sweet-wise, like definitely donuts. But I’m definitely a little bit of a salty savory kinda gal. Chips. Chips are trouble! I raided the mini-bar last night at the hotel!

But at one point, when the cheeseburgers were falling from the sky, they got us In-N-Out Burgers. Because they wanted us to talk with our mouths full. And it was a great excuse to eat an In-N-Out Burger, I’ll tell ya!

So how did you get into character for animation?

AF: Um…They showed me a drawing of the character before I started recording, and that’s pretty much all I had. But it was amazing. We worked for about a year. And it was pretty incredible to see it all come to life.

But we all thought it was going to be easy, basically. And it is incredibly challenging. And when they asked me to do this movie, I was so excited. It was a book that I loved as a child. So I was really honored to be asked to do it.

I did some voice work early on in Seattle, when I was growing up. And I loved the idea of doing it again. And it’s finally a movie that I’ve done, that I think people can…see! I guess. My parents are happy!

Did you relate to this movie in terms of geek reversal, and bringing the geekiness out of you?

AF: Yeah, I was a geek in high school. I used to wear a Christmas tree sequined skirt as a cape. And now I’m…comfortable enough to talk about it! And I was really into bugs. I still do love bumblebees, and bees in general. Honeybees, not carnivorous bees!

But I managed to capture the queen bumblebee, when she was just leaving her nest in the winter. And they were a little drowsy at that point, so I was able to capture her. And I attempted to make a bumblebee hive. But she died. That’s pretty geeky, I think!

Bummer. How old were you?

AF: Probably a little too old! Like fourteen or fifteen.

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