I have replaced the DVD captures from the film “He’s Just Not That Into You” with 240 blu-ray quality captures!

After both producing and starring in 2009’s He’s Just Not That Into You, Drew Barrymore has already taken audiences through the emotional (and comedic) twists of break-ups and make-ups. Now, the 36 year-old star has announced plans to helm a similarly dating- themed project called How to Be Single, her second directing gig after 2009’s roller-derby flick Whip It. “Love is never gonna be a tired subject,” Barrymore tells EW. “Being single, this one definitely speaks to me and I’ve explored it a lot in the last year and a half. I’m at that age where I’m sort of straddling a great line right now and I can see both sides very well.”

Single, based on the 2008 novel by Liz Tucillo and adapted by He’s Just Not That Into You’s screenwriters Marc Silverstein and Abby Kohn, will follow a group of New Yorkers and their various dating adventures over the course of ten years. “This has a very wide palette that I really really like,” she says. “I’m so interested in so many different types of people and lifestyles that there is kind of a lovely mosaic, like a little bit for everybody.” Barrymore, who is still deciding whether or not she’ll appear on screen in Single (which she says is being considered for release around Valentine’s Day 2012), explains the new film isn’t a follow-up to He’s Just Not That Into You. But she does call the pair “cousin movies,” explaining that “they’re not carbon copies or sequels of each other but they have a connection.” The star is mum on sharing too many details this early, but she says that Single, which she hopes to shoot this summer on location in New York City, is being designed to appeal to both sexes. “It’s hopefully, in a lot of ways, not a romantic comedy,” says Barrymore. “People have this weird stigma [with] that word — it’s a turnoff to guys or whatever. But I think we’ve honed in on a style that will be more universal, a little bit ageless and not gender specific.”

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Drew Barrymore and Justin Long are part of a nominee voting list that can possibly be up for a 2011 MTV Movie Award! All us fans have to do is vote at the following link and of course, select Drew Barrymore and Justin Long!

Voting runs from March 22nd – April 5th to nominate! If Drew and Justin make the final list, voting for the winner commences from May 3rd – June 4th.

Best Kiss: Drew Barrymore & Justin Long (‘Going the Distance’) – VOTE HERE

I have added and replaced some screen captures from three of Drew’s movies. There is now Blu-ray quality captures from “Going The Distance” and “50 First Dates” and DVD quality screen captures from “Wayne’s World 2″. I’ve also added captures from the special features that were on the discs. Enjoy!

Drew Barrymore is returning to the director’s chair for her sophomore effort, How to Be Single, a New Line romantic comedy that Barrymore is also producing with her Flower Film partner Nancy Juvonen.

Single is based on the same-titled novel written by Liz Tuccillo and published by Atria on June 10, 2008. In the mold of New Line’s successful multi-story pics such as He’s Just Not That Into You and Valentine’s Day,

Single explores the loves lives and break-ups of a group of New Yorkers over the course of ten years. Marc Silverstein and Abby Kohn wrote the adaptation.

(Single actually is a reteaming of the Not That Into You team; Barrymore and Juvonen produced that movie while Silverstein and Kohn wrote the script.)

Michele Weiss and Michael Disco are overseeing.

Barrymore, repped by CAA and attorney Steve Warren, made her directing debut in 2009 with Whip It, the well-regarded female-centric roller derby flick starring Ellen Page, Kristen Wiig, and Marcia Gay Harden among others. She recently wrapped a starring turn in Universal Pictures’ environmental movie Whales.

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Finally I was able to cap “Going the Distance”. You’ll find 1500+ captures on the gallery.

Warner has announced plans plans to bring the 2010 New Line romantic comedy “Going the Distance” starring Drew Barrymore and Justin Long to Blu-ray Disc on November 30th. Tech specs for the release include full 1080p Hi-Def video in the 2.4:1 aspect ratio and DTS-HD (presumably 5.1) Master Audio sound. The title is not yet available for pre-order, nor do we have any information regarding the bonus materials aside from it being a “combo“-style release with both the DVD and Digital Copy of the film included. Stay tuned for further details pertaining to this release.

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