Looks like Michael Keaton is joining the likes of Buzz Lightyear, Woody the Cowboy, and Jessie the Cowgirl, as Coming Soon is reporting that Keaton will play Ken in the newest installment in the Toy Story franchise. Director Lee Ulrich made the announcement at Comic-Con.
“It’s a totally different emotional core that this movie has,” said Ulrich about the film. “We’re really excited for it.”
Toy Story 3 will take place after Woody, Buzz, and the gang all get donated to a child day care center when Andy, their beloved owner, heads off to college.
Toy Story 3 hits theaters in 3-D on June 18th, 2010. The first two films will make an appearance on the big screen for the first time in 3-D, Toy Story on October 2nd and Toy Story 2 on February 12th.

News of Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland is everywhere this week at
Felicia Day will be penning a new comic based on her hit web series, The Guild for Dark Horse Comics! The Guild, written by and starring Felicia Day (Dr. Horrible, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, House) is the Winner of the 2008 Greenlight Award at SXSW as well as the 2008 YouTube Best Series and Yahoo! Best Series awards.
Here at The Flickcast, we’re really excited about Spike Jonze’s new film, Where The Wild Things Are. Warner Bros. just showed an exclusive featurette on the making of the movie at their panel at Comic-Con, but if you weren’t there to see it we’ve got you covered.
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XBLA and PSN players of the world, pat yourselves on the back.
One of my favorite games of last year, Left4Dead, already has a sequel in the works. Valve showed off some new Left4Dead 2 areas, Swamp Fever and The Parish, at Comic–Con yesterday.