Fancy a prequel to Doug Liman's success hit movie "Mr. & Mrs. Smith"? Nah, me neither. Still, Fox's Regency is apparently moving forward with a project like this, and right now, it's titled "Mr. and Mrs. Jones."

Vulture also reports the movie won't really tie in with the 2005 flick, mainly because Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie will not be part of it. That's right. They go all new cast on us in this one. Still interested? Neither am I.

Anyway, word is the so-called prequel will focus on a couple of young spies set up as a fake married couple after completing their agency training. Something tells me they will end up trying to kill each other.

As much as I enjoyed the original film, I think it's incredibly stupid to launch into a reboot or prequel, or whatever they want to call it. They're doing the same with "Spider-Man" already, and it just sucks, I'm sorry.

That is really all there is to say about this one at this point.

I haven't seen "Valentine's Day" yet and obviously can't comment quite yet on whether it was a failure to make this film happen, but apparently, some studio folks out there think it was the best idea ever.

To top that, New Line Cinema has announced it will develop "New Year's Eve," a "Valentine's Day" spinoff that will take place on New Year's Eve in New York City and follow a bunch of people as they... celebrate?

Anyway, details are sketchy, but Variety says Katherine Fugate ("The Prince & Me," "Army Wives") will write the script. Plus, Garry Marshall, who helmed "Valentine's Day," is also expected to return as director. Release is planned for late 2011.

"Day" follows 10 Los Angeles people whose lives intersect on Valentine's Day. Julia Roberts, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, Jennifer Garner, Bradley Cooper and Shirley MacLaine star, among others.

"Day" can obviously be considered an American version of "Love Actually," a film I adored. That said, I doubt this one will be just as romantic, charming and funny. At least it's got quite an awesome cast as well...