Risky Business

April Fools' Day weekend is shaping up to be a pretty interesting mix at the box office. Summit rolls out its mind-twisting thriller Source Code, Universal bounces in with its CG animated/live-action kids film Hop and FilmDistrict launches as a distributor with the horror flick Insidious. All three are looking strong in different demos.

Unaccounted for here on the Flixster grid is the release of the re-cut, PG-13 version of The King's Speech, which the Weinstein Co. is pushing into theaters, as well.

Warners just released the trailer for The Hangover Part II. It premiered Thursday at CinemaCon, the annual conference for theatre owners and exhibitors where, according to our peeps, this KILLED.

And how can we argue. This is a damn good trailer that promises more laughs and mayhem. And you know when sequels lamely tell the same story just in a different setting, or bring back the same characters in some lame fashion just to shoehorn them back?  This trailer manages to pull off the feat, even rub our faces in it, yet make us love it.

Sony Pictures Classics will release Gus Van Sant's new drama Restless in North America in the fall, and Sony Pictures Releasing International will distribute the film in the rest of the world.

Roadside Attractions has put out a trailer for Everything Must Go, which writer-director Dan Rush extrapolated from one of my favorite Raymond Carver stories, "Why Don't You Dance?" Will Ferrell and Rebecca Hall star in the story of a man living on his front lawn and selling all his belongings after he loses his wife and his job.

It comes out in limited release May 13. Check it out:

Lionsgate has reupped with film producer and director Tyler Perry to keep the printing presses rolling.

Here's a brand new trailer for writer-director Megan Griffiths' The Off Hours, which had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in January.

The Off Hours Sundance Trailer from Megan Griffiths on Vimeo.

Universal has brought screenwriter Richard LaGravenese aboard to write the adaptation of Laura Hillenbrand's bestseller Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption.

Melissa Rosenberg is set to write and produce an adaptation of the 1983 young-adult sci-fi novel Earthseed, written by Pamela Sargent. The project will launch the film side of Rosenberg's new production company, Tall Girls Prods.

Paramount Film Group president Adam Goodman, who has long wanted to make a movie adaptation of the book, optioned the film rights and brought the material to Rosenberg. He will shepherd for the studio along with vp Ashley Brucks.

Behold the new one sheet for Warner Bros.' comedy sequel The Hangover Part II...

Tribeca Film announced Tuesday that it will release four films from the 2011 Tribeca Film Festival line-up on VOD from April 20 through June 23.

The Bang Bang Club, The Bleeding House, Last Night and Neds will be available on demand nationwide during that window under the "Tribeca Film" banner ahead of theatrical dates. Bang Bang will be in limited release April 22 and Last Night on May 6.

James Spader, Carla Gugino, Ryan Phillippe, Treat Williams and Kim Coates have joined the cast of Sheldon Turner's By Virtue Fall. Eric Bana is already attached to play one of the two leads.