Quick Fix: Rooney Mara new project, "X-Men: First Class" trailer will arrive tomorrow, "Inception" featurette

Rooney Mara joins "Emanuel and the Truth about Fishes"
Rooney Mara is officially signed to Francesca Gregorini's latest project Emanuel and the Truth about Fishes. This movie will be about a girl who's obsessed about her neighbor, who is the spitting image of her deceased mother. Rooney previously worked with Gregorini in drama movie Tanner Hall. The principal photography of Emanuel will begin this summer.

Rooney is now still filming for David Fincher's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, which is to be released at the end of this year.

The first "X-Men: First Class" trailer comes tomorrow!
This is super exciting! Finally, the first X-Men: First Class trailer will be aired tomorrow through the movie's official Facebook page. The movie also has a new shiny logo, which can be seen on the Facebook as well. I'm expecting  a lot of surprises at the trailer, and it will be of course posted here tomorrow!

New amazing featurette of "Inception"
Celebrating the eight Academy Award nominations, Warner Bros released an exclusive featurette of last year's best movie Inception. Take a look at the video below:

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The Academy Award nominations: "The King's Speech" leads with 12 noms, "True Grit" with 10 noms, both "Inception" and "The Social Network" for 8 noms!

Finally! The Oscar aka Academy Awards nominations have been announced! The British masterpiece "The King's Speech" leads the Oscar with 12 nominations, followed by "True Grit" with 10 nominations, and then "Inception" and "The Social Network" with 8 nominations each. Other favorites like "Black Swan", "The Fighter", and "Toy Story 3" are also included. Here are the complete nomination list, plus my favorites to win!

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Critics' Choice Movie Awards: "Inception" and "The Social Network" are the King and Queen!

Cast and crew of "The Social Network", winner of Best Picture.

After the disappointing Best Movie winner selection of People's Choice Awards earlier this month (it went to "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"—surprise, surprise!), I am so glad that finally the real deal came up in this award season. Critics' Choice Awards which was held in Hollywood Paladium last night, and it truly chose the best of the best winners.

Natalie Portman

"Inception" led the night with 5 awards; Best Action Movie, Best Cinematography, Best Art Direction, Best Editing, and Best Visual Effects. While "The Social Network" came in behind with 4 awards; Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Score, and the ultimate award Best Picture. Colin Firth and Natalie Portman won Best Actor and Best Actress respectively, while the Best Supporting Actor & Actress went to Christian Bale and Melissa Leo.

"Alice In Wonderland" won Best Costume Design and Best Makeup, "Toy Story 3" is the Best Animated Movie, and "Easy A" won Best Comedy. Matt Damon and Quentin Tarantino both won the Honorary Awards, the John Siegel Award and Music + Film Award respectively.

Christian Bale

What attracts me the most is that it gave an award special to young talents called Best Young Actor/ Actress, which went to Hailee Steinfeld for "True Grit". Chloe G. Moretz was nominated for this award in her two movies "Kick-Ass" and "Let Me In". Her "Let Me In" co-star Kodi Smit-McPhee was also nominated, as well as the "Winter Bone" star Jennifer Lawrence and Dakota Fanning's little sister Elle Fanning in "Somewhere".

This award reminds me that I have to watch "Black Swan", "The Fighter", "True Grit", and "The King's Speech" as soon as possible, because I don't want to miss anymore wonderful movies of 2010. Especially I gotta do this before the Oscars.

Full winners list and acceptance videos are available here on Critics' Choice Awards official site.

Photos from the red carpet are available under the cut. Click Read More! :)

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