I have some BAD news for you guys and gals. Apparently Disney won’t be releasing the new “Pearl Harbor” trailer anytime soon.

Tons of you have been asking why I don’t have the new Pearl Harbor trailer.

In an interview Jerry Bruckhiemer had with Z.com he had this to say about “Pearl Harbor,” and a possible sequel to “Bad Boys.” “We’re hoping for PG-13, but that’s going to come down to how Michael puts the movie together and what the rating board thinks of it. If it turns out that they decide it’s an R, what concessions he would have to make to make it a PG-13, that’s a creative decision we will have to make.” ” ‘Bad Boys’ is the picture that we’ve been trying to come up with a story and screenplay that works..

For those of you interested in the technical aspects of movie-making—especially photography—go and read this VERY informative interview I found in my old American Cinematographer magazines. It is by far one of the most interesting articles I’ve seen published about how Bay and Schwartzman work

Just came back from watching “Unbreakable.” Excellent movie. But, what I really went for was to see the new “Pearl Harbor” trailer. Let’s go directly into the details.

In a conversation Salon had with the Criterion Collection’s Peter Becker (the man who created the ultimate DVD versions of “Grand Illusion,” “This Is Spinal Tap” — and “Armageddon”), he defended Criterion’s DVD issuing of “Armageddon” by saying the following: “Specifically, with “Armageddon”: You’d be silly to overlook blockbusters as a genre and leave them out of a film library. They drive so much. They drive tastes and shooting styles and visual references that appear all over the world in commercials and on TV as well as on movie screens