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Universal Pictures has released the second full length trailer for Michael Mann’s upcoming period crime drama Public Enemies, starring Johnny Depp and Christian Bale.

Warner Bros. has released three brand new TV spots for their upcoming actioner Terminator Salvation, from director McG. All three spots include explosions, for those of you wondering.

The process is in the early stages, but a major star has just signed on to a spec script by a new writer. Bale will be joining Prisoners with Bryan Singer attached to direct.

Call us Colonel Nathan Jessep because we’re saying you can’t handle the truth. It doesn’t matter whether it’s crap or not, moviegoers are adamant in their devotion to computer animated films.

Late yesterday the folks at Columbia Pictures released 14 new photos from their upcoming international release Terminator Salvation. Prepare for some awesome.

As if you needed further proof after his performance in What’s Eating Gilbert Grape?, here comes the trailer for Michael Mann’s Public Enemies with some full-on Johnny Depp as a badass action.

The first official poster for Michael Mann’s Public Enemies has been dropped online courtesy of the folks over at MSN. And as our good friend Erik Davis at Cinematical points out, it strikes an eerie resemblance to the poster for The Dark Knight.

For those of you that think humanity will survive the upcoming robot uprising, here is video evidence that we are all going to die. Even Christian Bale, master of all things badass — a man who has saved Gotham City twice from disaster — cannot stop the elimination in McG’s soon to be awesome Terminator Salvation.

We’ve got a list of updates this afternoon for McG’s Terminator Salvation, which was the apparent smash at this past weekend’s WonderCon event in San Francisco. And while we await Rob Hunter’s report from the Con, we do have some new posters, images and a heads up on the next trailer for you.

Say what you want about Christian Bale, and we often have great things to say, the man has got us talking about Terminator: Salvation. Now he’s the one talking about the film, and we have pics to prove it.

You knew that it was coming — countless spinoffs and reenactments of the Christian Bale tirade on the set of Terminator Salvation. This time it is Michael Cera and director Miguel Arteta capitalizing on Bale for a little viral marketing spot for their upcoming film Youth in Revolt, which is based on a wildly popular book by C.D. Payne.

Great actor and possibly bad boy Christian Bale took time out of his morning commute to speak to the Kevin & Bean radio show in Los Angeles.

Baring any further developments in the ‘Christian Bale Strikes Back’ situation, this should be our last post about it. But as you’d expect, we’ve got an assortment of links to share with you.

After the public release of Bale’s tantrum, someone in the PR machine had to come forward and speak up for the guy. We’re wondering if they drew straws.

If there is one thing that anyone can respect about actor Christian Bale (The Dark Knight, American Psycho) it is his passion and dedication to his craft. And if you interrupt Mr. Bale while he’s crafting perfection, prepare yourself for the fury.

Michael Mann is bringing the heat to screens this summer, and the production has a few new gun-heavy pics floating around.

We have infiltrated SkyNet and downloaded a ton of information from the machine known as McG. Check inside for the latest news on Terminator: Salvation.

Put on your eyepatch and polish your boots, because this week we’re talking Valkyrie and accents. And probably not in the way you’d think.

Yet another little update from Entertainment Weekly’s posting of various new images this morning. This time around we see some new shots from McG’s Terminator Salvation, including one shot with John Connor (Christian Bale) coming in close to a T-600.

It’s been a slow news day, I know. But thankfully our friend Christopher M. has been digging around for all sorts of cool stuff. Even better, he saw fit to send it over to us so that we might share it with all of you.