View Askew NewsBites™

G4TV’s Chris Gore shows up to review the week’s new DVDs and among the list, has some flattering words to say about “Threevening” and its predecessors. You’ll need to skip a few minutes in past the “Hulk” stuff if you wanna get right to the Kev bit, which runs in the middle of the piece.

In other G4TV news, their daily “The Feed” videocast mentions the upcoming Space comedy around the 1:45 mark, though nothing over what we already reported. In unrelated news, they also confirm that the highly anticipated PS3 title “Little Big Planet” (which we’re hoping shows up under the News Askew Christmas tree) has been delayed until at least November due to a religious issue. Sigh!

Kevin’s been known to put together fantastic selections of music tracks, both known and obscure, when he makes his movies — So, it’s with great joy that we see pre-orders up at Amazon for a November 11th release of the “Zack and Miri Make a Porno” original motion picture soundtrack. At this point, no songs have been confirmed, though we’re betting this one will feature all the big tunes along with some choice dialog clips (if it follows the format of previous View Askew soundtracks). We’ll keep you posted, as we’re betting the Stash will announce signed copies of this available for order soon.

IMDB reports that the SNL airing of the censored “Zack And Miri” titled ads — Apparently, the ad has been cut for Sunday Night Football, since the NFL demands family-friendly ads without the word “porno” in them.

Speaking of ads for the movie, Cartoon Network has been running a “Zack and Miri” spot during the Adult Swim timeframe (usually during “Family Guy” at 11 PM EST), which is actually a shortened reproduction of the trailer, but using what appears to be hand-drawn, paper cut-outs. The spot ends with the mention of an EXCLUSIVE TRAILER that is scheduled for this Sunday (10/26). We know nothing more at this time, but it sounds like tuning into Cartoon Network’s popular Friday late night block of “Adult Swim” might not be a bad idea this weekend. Meanwhile, if anyone caps the cut-out ads, let us know.

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