Movie & TV News: Supernatural, Couriers, Indiana Jones 4, Oliver Queen Chronicles, Spider-Man 4, Razzies, Mike Fright, Comic Previews

Supernatural
Creator and executive-producer of "Supernatural," Eric
Kripke, says that season two will not end with a cliffhanger as did last season. The final episode, he told Sci Fi Wire, will wrap things up and answer questions. What questions? What is Sam's destiny? What about the yellow-eyed demon? Will we see Sam and Dean's dad again? Kripke said: "Everyone has started to accuse me of always giving cliffhangers. [There was a] big cliffhanger at the end of season one, [a] big cliffhanger going into the hiatus, and I said, 'All right, well, if everyone assumes I'm going to give cliffhangers, I'm going to surprise them at the end of . . . season [two] by not giving a cliffhanger, but [rather] giving a huge, climactic resolution that they're not expecting.' So we're doing that this season. The story is by no means over. There's major issues that still need to be resolved. But we're giving a climactic season finale that we think is going to feel epic and pretty exciting. We think the fans should be pretty stoked to see what's coming. Episode 14 will be a huge mythology episode. And then I think we go back to self-enclosed for actually a little while to get ready for the big finale showdown. And then episodes like we did similar to last year (episodes 20, 21 and 22) . . . a major sort of epic storyline to kind of wrap up the season . . . . You know where the mythology goes, and you know what end points you want to be. It's always sort of a slight of hand when you look at all the elements you've created throughout the season, and you bring them all together in a way that's satisfying to the audience. And for what it's worth, we feel we've done that. We take all the different strands (between the cops that are after them, the roadhouse, Ellen, Sam's destiny) and we feel we found a way to tie them all together in a way that'll be very surprising and shocking to the audience." "Supernatural" airs on Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

Oscar Nominations
Here is the complete list of the The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences hopefuls.

Couriers
The Hollywood Reporter says that Rogue Pictures and Intrepid Pictures have acquired the film rights to the graphic novel series "Couriers." Javier Grillo-Marxuach will adapt, with Marc Evans and Trevor Macy to produce.

Indiana Jones 4
Teletext UK is reporting that Sean Connery may come out of retirement to play Indiana Jones' father in "Indiana Jones 4." Connery says: "At the moment there's nothing decided. I haven't got the script. Everything depends on the script." Joblo.com has printed a rumor that Steven Spielberg has offered an unspecified role to Clint Eastwood, no other info is available on that.

Smallville Legends: The Oliver Queen Chronicles
Variety reports that the animated "Smallville Legends: The Oliver Queen Chronicles" premieres Thursday- exclusive to the Sprint TV mobile video service for six weeks. Then the show will go to CWTV.com on February 22.

Spider-Man 4
David Koepp (who just finished the script for "Indiana Jones 4") is in talks to write a fourth Spider-Man film for Columbia Pictures. Sam Raimi is interested "if he's still interested in the character." Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst and James Franco have all only been signed for a 3-picture deals. What villain (with green scales and a tail) might already be planned? Actor Dylan Baker said to If Magazine: "In this one I am still in my business suit and that's all I'll say. I'm kind of the guy that Peter Parker needs to come to whenever he has those quandaries about what's going on. All I can say is we're going to see a lot more of [me] at some point if what Sam says is true, and Sam is the guy who knows, so I am sticking
with him."

Razzies
First they announced the nominees for the Oscars, now it is time for The 27th Annual Golden Raspberry Awards (or the "Razzies") nominations. With winners to be announced February 24th, here are those labeled the worst of the worst:

Worst Picture
**Basic Instinct 2
**BloodRayne
**Lady In The Water
**Little Man
**Wicker Man

Worst Actor
**Tim Allen (The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause, The Shaggy Dog and Zoom)
**Nicolas Cage (Wicker Man)
**Larry The Cable Guy (Larry The Cable Guy: Health Inspector) **Rob Schneider (The Benchwarmers and Little Man)
**Marlon Wayans & Shawn Wayans (Little Man)

Worst Actress
**Hilary Duff & Haylie Duff (Material Girls)
**Lindsay Lohan (Just My Luck)
**Kristanna Loken (BloodRayne)
**Jessica Simpson (Employee Of The Month)
**Sharon Stone (Basic Instinct 2)

Worst Supporting Actor
**Danny DeVito (Deck The Halls)
**Ben Kingsley (BloodRayne)
**M. Night Shyamalan (Lady In The Water)
**Martin Short (Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause)
**David Thewlis (Basic Instinct 2 and The Omen)

Worst Supporting Actress
**Kate Bosworth (Superman Returns)
**Kristin Chenoweth (Deck The Halls, Pink Panther and RV)
**Carmen Electra (Date Movie and Scary Movie 4)
**Jenny McCarthy (John Tucker Must Die)
**Michelle Rodriguez (BloodRayne)

Worst Screen Couple
**Tim Allen & Martin Short (Santa Clause 3)
**Nicolas Cage & His Bear Suit (The Wicker Man)
**Hilary & Haylie Duff (Material Girls) **Sharon Stone's Lop-Sided Breasts (Basic Instinct 2)
**Shawn Wayans & EITHER KerryWashington OR Marlon Wayans (Little Man)

Worst Remake or Rip-Off
**Little Man (Rip-off of the 1954 Bugs Bunny cartoon "Baby
Buggy Bunny")
**Pink Panther
**Poseidon
**The Shaggy Dog
**Wicker Man

Worst Prequel or Sequel
**Basic Instinct 2
**Big Momma's House 2
**Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties
**Santa Clause 3
**The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning

Worst Director
**Uwe Boll (BloodRayne)
**Michael Caton-Jones (Basic Instinct 2)
**Ron Howard (The Da Vinci Code)
**M. Night Shyamalan (Lady In The Water)
**Keenan Ivory Wayans (Little Man)