Several months ago, we learned Louis Leterrier (Clash of the Titans) was circling a disaster film (then called Gravity) with this cool premise: "a father who has to search for his lost child as the world stops spinning and Earth begins to lose its gravity."  Leterrier has officially signed on to produce and direct the movie, now called G, for Universal Pictures.  The project is based on an original idea by producer Guymon Casady (The Expendables) that has drawn comparisons to The Day After Tomorrow and Taken. Leterrier, Casady, and fellow producers Mark Gordon (2012), George Nolfi and Michael Hackett (The Adjustment Bureau) are currently looking for writers to turn the visually rich logline into a script.Heat Version confirms that Leterrier will first direct Now You See Me, a heist thriller that pits FBI agents against "a super team of the world’s greatest illusionists."  Leterrier previously demonstrated a penchant for single-letter titles with his interest in the acclaimed comic book Y: The Last Man.  I believe Y: The Last Man will reach the screen before I die (hopefully after I read it), but it seems increasingly unlikely that Leterrier will own the "Directed by" credit.  Leterrier has two "go" projects on his plate, while last we checked he was struggling to find financing for Y.  No matter -- Now You See Me has potential, and G sounds positively cool.