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Final Destination 5…Fast Five…Pirates of the Caribbean 5…SO many part 5's!!!!

The latest film franchise to announce a fifth entry is Die Hard. We heard about this fivequel from Bruce Willis back in October, and sure enough it's STILL going to happen.

Here's what we know so far about Die Hard 5: Ghost Protocol the new Die Hard flick:

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Voltage Pictures and Wildwood Enterprises have announced the stars of The Company You Keep: Shia LaBeouf and Robert Redford.

Written by Lem Dobbs, the political thriller tells the tale of an FBI fugitive and ex Weather Underground militant (Redford) who is forced to go on the run after an ambitious reporter (LaBeouf) exposes his true identity.

Voltage producer Nicolas Chartier is very enthusiastic about the project, stating:

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So, which movie won at the box office this weekend??

In its second weekend, Transformers: Dark of the Moon came in first place with $47 million, a good number, but a 52% decline from last week's explosive weekend. Don't feel too bad for the producers though because the movie so far has racked up a crazy impressive 12-day total of $261 million. Holy Optimus Prime!

The HIGHlariously funny comedy Horrible Bosses starring Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, Charlie Day, Jennifer Aniston and Kevin Spacey finished the weekend in second place with a strong start with $28.1 million.

And looks like the kiddies dragged their parents to see Kevin James' Zookeeper, which came in at the third spot with $21 million. Guess kids can't say no to cute CG animals!

Here's this weekend's top five box office:

1. Transformers: Dark of the Moon — $47.0 mil
2. Horrible Bosses — $28.1 mil
3. Zookeeper — $21.0 mil
4. Cars 2 — $15.2 mil
5. Bad Teacher — $9.0 mil
6. Larry Crowne — $6.3 mil

So, what did U see this weekend?

Shia and Michael Bay might be out, but after the money Transformers: Dark of the Moon has made thus far, it's no secret that a fourth film is most likely in the works!

Although nothing is official, sources close to production have revealed that studio bosses are looking for a new male lead for the project gets a green light, and none other than Jason Statham, who's currently dating the franchise's latest addition, Rosie Huntington-Whitely, is at the top of the list!

The insider explains:

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It's one thing to turn up the controversy when you are promoting a movie, but this was really low. True, she probably shouldn't have fooled around with him in the first place, but it was definitely not his place to go parading the information around for the whole world to hear.

Let's get you up to speed. In a recent interview for the new Transformers movie, star Shia LaBeouf revealed that he had a fling with his former costar Megan Fox whilst they were filming the first two movies. Nothing serious mind you, just a little cavorting to get the chemistry juices flowing. Of course, this was shocking news, especially to Brian Austin Green, her husband, who she was dating at the time.

Now, OK Magazine reports that Shia's confession has done a number on Foxy's relationship with her husband. A source insists that Shia has "really upset" the couple, with Megan "in tears" ever since he made their affair public. The source added:

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It was 2011's best opening weekend yet!

Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon exploded into the box office this weekend making $97.4 million. It was the largest opening weekend of the year, passing Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides' $90.2 million debut.

It also was the biggest Fourth of July weekend, surpassing Spider-Man 2 and the third best July opening weekend behind The Dark Knight and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest.

Speaking of Pirates, its latest movie crossed the $1 billion mark worldwide, which is now the eighth movie to do so.

So many records this weekend!

For the top 5 movies this Independence Day weekend, read below:

1. Transformers: Dark of the Moon — $97.4 mil
2. Cars 2 — $25.1 mil
3. Bad Teacher — $14.1 mil
4. Larry Crowne — $13.0 mil
5. Monte Carlo — $7.6 mil

So…what did U see this 4th of July weekend?

Okay, well, maybe he was joking, but it's not like Shia LaBeouf hasn't insulted some of his movies in the past (ahem, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull).

When Jimmy Kimmel brought up a past interview where Shia "was telling us the movie you were promoting is crap," Shia told the talk show host, "Well, nothing's changed! It's still…"

LOLz! Oh dear, Shia. Nothing like sticking your foot in your mouth once again. We're sure your "friend" Michael Bay and Transformers director will just love that.