Here is a round up of stories that just didn’t make the /Film front page, or what we like to call…. Page 2!

Expect the first reviews of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull on Sunday May 18th at 6:30am-ish eastern time, as that is when press at Cannes will have seen the film. Domestic press will see the film later that afternoon/night at nationwide press screenings. [[1] jeffwells]

Harland Williams will make the transition from acting to directing with “Wing Man“, a new $10 million dollar comedy. [[2] moviehole]

5.5 million households added a high-definition television set to their furnishings for the first time during the period from last year’s holiday season to this year’s Super Bowl. [[3] imdb]

[4] Horror-movies.ca has new photos from Bruce Campbell’s My Name is Bruce.

On April 29th, Apple iTunes will release the long-awaited end credits overture “ROAR!” from Cloverfield by Michael Giacchino. [[5] Bloody-Disgusting]

[6] AICN has another new Wanted movie poster featuring Angelina Jolie’s scrawny arm.

Seven people were injured Saturday in a collision between a bus and several cars during the filming of G.I. Joe in the center of Prague. [[7] shh] [8] Filmdrunk’s headline GOD TRIES TO STOP GI JOE MOVIE is both hilarious and in bad taste.

[9] Deadbolt wonders what Quentin Tarantino could do with a big screen adaptation of Grand Theft Auto.

The good people at Pixar are growing frustrated of the Walt Disney Imagineers. [[10] jimhill]

[11] io9 ponders Why Do Anti-Heroes rule Science Fiction?

[12] FilmSchoolRejects counts down the15 Must See Movies of Summer 2008.

Mobile animatronic WALL-E’s are being built for Disney’s Hollywood Studios (previously known as Disney-MGM Studios). [[13] pixarblog]

Victor Salva is prepping not only Jeepers Creepers 3: The Creeper Walks Among Us, but also a fourth film in the franchise, which is said to shoot back-to-back for MGM. [[14] Bloody-disgusting]

Transformers 2 will film at the infamous Air Force boneyard in Arizona known as The Boneyard. [[15] shh]

[16] Starpulse takes a look at the best and worst films by Quentin Tarantino.