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The writers of the Spiderman 3 spin-off talk about developing the storyline under the burning gaze of Marvel and Sony.

Another TV Spot for J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek has hit the web. It includes more of what we’ve seen — which is awesome.

Screenwriter Robert Mark Kamen and Luc Besson have designs on another Taken and a new version of District B13. Today’s forecast calls for ass kicking with a slight chance of parkour.

Our AWOL spy ‘Patient Zero’ comes out of hiding to deliver a quick look at what Knowing is all about. Now with more explosions!

Nolan is suiting up in his director’s costume (complete with rubber nipples) to direct his own original screenplay Inception. Ready for a science fiction thriller from the man who brought us Memento? Yes, please.

What looks like an upgraded homage to the sci-fi trip out films of the 70s and 80s mixes a little Dark City and Argento. This trailer came out of nowhere and blew us away.

Bruce Willis’ new action/sci-fi thriller, a graphic novel adaptation (what else is new?) titled The Surrogates, sounds a little bit like a tweaked version of Will Smith’s 2004 blockbuster I, Robot. Lets explore…

For those who are still mourning over the last couple of failed Marvel comic book adaptations (the disappointing Spider-man 3, the mediocre Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer and the atrocious Ghost Rider), fear not.

Is Hollywood clueless when it comes to guns? Robert Fure thinks so, and it’s made him angry!

Dolph Lundgren is in position to give a Command Performance later this year with the release of his next film … Command Performance. See what I did there?

Nicolas Cage stars as an assassin who has always been good at staying anonymous, until he lets himself get too relaxed and ultimately puts his entire existence in danger. Of course, along the way he meets a smokin’ hot Asian chick who diverts his attention — who wouldn’t take their eye off the ball in that situation?

While far from perfect, Doomsday can be a blast if you like the action, like the violence, endure the language and like watching Rhona Mitra strut around in tight, black spandex. [Grade: B+]

I’m going to throw some pointers your way on how to knock someone out, win a fight, and Never Back Down.

The third title in a series is like middle age for movies. By now audiences know what to expect.

First we put it up, then we took it down. Then we put it back up and they made us take it down. Now it’s back — officially.

WB has provided us with 2 great new shots from next summer’s big screen adaptation based on the very popular 1960’s television show.

In spite of, or because of, the flashbacks to the very legal water boarding that I undertook, I found even more reason to love this movie now that it’s on DVD.

Just because it has been largely forgotten by critics and audiences this year doesn’t mean it should be forgotten.