Links for you: 'Bourne 4' in the works, new 'Avatar' screenshots, and Michael Bay takes a break

Ryan Reynolds is uncomfortable with being considered attractive. So, he makes fun of it on three different Entertainment Weekly covers. These shenanigans are typically annoying in the case of someone like Matthew McConaughey, but with Reynolds it's funny. [Movieline]

Carey Mulligan (star of Sundance sensation An Education) signs up for Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps [FirstShowing]

The White Stripes concert movie Under Great White Northern Lights which was shot during their 2007 Canadian tour, is expected to screen at this year's Toronto International Film Festival. The doc is a tribute to Jack White's Nova Scotia roots, and the band booked a show in every province in Canada - something no Canadian band had attempted. [The Playlist]

Halle Berry steals the show at Spike TV'S Guys Choice. [IESB]

A defense of Quentin Tarantino. [HoboTrashcan via Film Experience]

The fourth Bourne movie might shoot next year. [The Movie Blog]

Twitter trending topic #gokeyisadouche shot up the ranks (even climbing past #iranelection for a while) thanks to the cool kids at ONTD! Hint: it has to do with Adam Lambert and Danny Gokey being a homophobic douche. [Movieline]

Check out Michael Bay's custom made keyboard. [Joshuah Bearman]

Three more Avatar screenshots have been released. [ComingSoon]

Javier Bardem cast as villain in 'Wall Street 2'

Javier Bardem has joined the cast of the upcoming Wall Street 2 as hedge fund manager Bretton Woods. Oliver Stone will be back to direct the sequel, along with Michael Douglas as Gordon Gekko, and Shia LaBeouf has a new role in the film. Fox has scheduled a release for February 2010 to capitalize on the current clusterfuck of doom global financial crisis. Apparently it only took Gordon Gekko nearly two decades to learn that greed probably isn't good:

The story in Wall Street 2 will span from June 2008 to the federal bailout in September. "We wanted to see some perspective in the same way that the original dealt with insider trading." This is certainly moving along swiftly and I think Bardem is a great choice, especially given how worldly Wall Street has become. The only other tidbit is that in the beginning when Gekko gets out of prison, he believes that the "end is coming." [FirstShowing]