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Treat this very much as a rumour, but Ain"t it Cool have an article that claims that Dreamworks have picked up the rights to produce the movie for a 2006 release date beating out New Line. It reports that "The word behind the scenes is that Hasbro was leaning towards New Line, till Dreamworks" 2 Billion Dollar Gorilla, Steven Spielberg got in a plane and flew out to Rhode Island to personally meet with Hasbro"s team and to dangle the, if we have this, I may direct it, golden carrot. After which Hasbro agreed to Dreamworks getting the project."
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