Hello, Michael fans. It has come to us the information that Michael Cera does not have a Twitter account! It seems like someone has been pretending to be him on twitter and is fooling many people.

Michael has attended the “Year One” New York Premiere”:

and other events related to his new movie:
“Year One” Press Conference - 13 Jun 2009
Jack Black, Michael Cera Visit “Late Show With David letterman” - 15 Jun 2009

Thanks to Natalie, who sent me a very lovely e-mail letting me know about the very interesting Official Year One Competitions. Natalie wrote: “They are video and picture competitions and are all based on Michael and Jack’s characters in the movie. You can see all the competitions here: http://ibeatyou.com/year_one“.  Top 3 point getters in this event will win the most awesomest Year One virtual trophies! The Competition begins on May 25, 2009 and ends on June 22, 2009. So what are you waiting for?

Click here to view some videos sent by Natalie about the Competitions.

Hi, i’m very late with this. Sorry for adding this so late. Anyway, added to the gallery:
3 x Movie Stills
3 x Wallpaper (3 different sizes)
1 x Icon
1 x Twitter Skin
You can visit the movie’s Official site here:  http://www.yearone-movie.com if you haven’t already. Remember ‘Year One’ will be on theaters June 19th!

Added a new album to the gallery with images taken by Alex Hoerner:

Click here to see them!

I’m glad i can finally add some pics to the gallery. Michael hasn’t been to any new events lately so there’s nothing new to add, but fortunetly soon we will have tons of pics from his new movie “Year One”.  Looking foward to add them!

Fill up that bucket of popcorn and order 64 ounces of your favorite soda — the summer movie season has nearly begun! As always, MTV News has it covered for you every which way with our annual Summer Movie Preview Week! Keep checking MTVNews.com all week for exclusive interviews and clips from “Terminator Salvation,” “Harry Potter,” “Star Trek,” “Inglourious Basterds” and more.

“Year One” is not exactly your typical summer blockbuster. There are no high-tech robots, no superheroes, no mind-bending special effects. The movie is a high-concept comedy about two disaffected Stone Age hunters/gatherers (Jack Black and Michael Cera) who embark on an epic journey through the biblical era. It’s the type of film you don’t see much anymore. And that’s precisely why you should be excited.

For director Harold Ramis, the mind behind some of the finest high-concept comedies ever (”Ghostbusters,” “Groundhog Day”), the desire to make a buddy comedy set in ancient religious times began without any thought of competing with big-budget popcorn flicks and instead with a very straightforward idea: He thought it would make people laugh.

“I see one insane, dysfunctional family after another [in the Bible],” he told MTV News. “To take someone with a contemporary consciousness and put him in that situation at the origin of all our worst social and political and religious issues and have them comment on it could be a very funny movie.” Read the rest of this entry »

Paper Heart got mixed reviews at Sundance, even though Josh wound up calling it “a sweet and affecting little story.” Maybe if it had gotten more universal praise it would have had a bigger release, given that it stars Michael Cera and his real-life girlfriend Charlyne Yi. But given how many Sundance titles fall into obscurity altogether, they should probably be glad they’re getting a release at all.

Overture Films has announced that they’ll be releasing the movie this summer, with a limited August 7 opening in New York and L.A. followed by an expansion on August 14. Variety notes that Overture’s sister company, Anchor Bay, helped finance the film in the beginning, and Anchor Bay will be in charge of DVD distribution in the end.

Overture is the company that released The Visitor last year, so they’ve obviously had experience turning a little indie into a hit. It remains to be seen if the divisive Paper Heart, a hybrid documentary-narrative film about love, can manage the same feat.
source: cinemablend.com

In the first full trailer of ‘Year One’, Jack Black’s Zed and Michael Cera’s Oh embark on the very first road trip through the ancient world upon being banished from their primitive village.
Columbia Pictures have uncovered the first full movie trailer for “Year One”. Posted at Yahoo! Movies, the promotional video for this Harold Ramis-directed movie shares detailed looks at the upcoming biblical comedy, exposing lots of historical gags as well as giving more to the film’s plot.
Though some of the footage seen have been included in the film’s Super Bowl spots, the trailer still presents several never-before-seen footage, especially the primitive village scenes. It also unravels the reason behind why Jack Black’s Zed is kicked out from his primitive village in the first place, and how Michael Cera’s Oh accidentally joins him.
From the producer of “Superbad” and “Pineapple Express”, Judd Apatow, comes “Year One”, a biblical comedy about a couple of lazy hunter-gatherers who upon being banished from their primitive village, go on an epic journey through the ancient world. Starring Jack Black and Michael Cera, it is supported by Olivia Wilde, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Oliver Platt, Hank Azaria and many else. It will be available in U.S. theaters on June 19.

“Year One” Trailer:

Quickly becoming one of the next most-anticipated flicks of 2009, “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” features Michael Cera, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Chris Evans and a half-dozen other Hollywood up-and-comers in an adaptation of the comic book series by Bryan Lee O’Malley. Directed by the one and only Edgar Wright, “Scott Pilgrim” filming is getting underway, cast photos are hitting the ‘Net on an almost daily basis, and the breakout star from “Juno” and “Superbad” seems confident that it’s his next big hit.
“I’m excited to do it; definitely excited,” Cera said of the flick, which casts him as a 23-year-old guy who has an eye for Winstead’s Ramona Flowers, but must defeat her seven evil ex-boyfriends with martial art moves in order to win her love and affection. “I love the comics.”
Asked why he wanted to do the film, Cera gave a reasonable answer in these trying economic times. “I wanted to do it because I was going through a weird financial struggle,” the actor admitted. He was kidding — we think.
While the role of a superhero may seem different than previous roles Cera has played, from the quirky, orange Tic-Tac eating Paulie Bleeker to Evan the beer-loving juvenile from “Superbad,” “Pilgrim” is not your average superhero. Instead, he’s in a rock band and could be considered quite the slacker since he’s perpetually in-between jobs.
Since Wright’s “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” will target a more comedic and cool twist than most superhero flicks, it helps to explain why Cera was cast in the title role. And in addition to financial gains, the young actor insisted that there were several other reasons why it was a movie worth making.
But still, “Any payday is much appreciated,” he said with a grin. “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” is due in theaters in late 2009.

source: mtv

Hello Michael fans, i’m the new owner of this site. I’m going to take good care of it. I hope you like my work and keep visiting! Thank you all.