For a fun thought experiment, think about the last great role you saw Christan Bale tackle not counting Public Enemies or any time he puts on a cape, cowl and growl for Christopher Nolan. While you’re doing that, imagine a world where he and Zack Snyder are teaming up for something completely original. It may be shocking that a new concept is coming out of Hollywood and even more surprising that it’s coming from a man who cut his teeth on remakes and comic adaptations, but according to Pajiba, it’s the God’s honest truth. Snyder will be producing The Last Photograph and Bale is set in stone to star.

Leonardo DiCaprio is moving from one thriller, the recently released Shutter Island, to another, the upcoming Aaron Guzikowski-scripted drama Prisoners. The film has been making the rounds for a while — at one point Antoine Fuqua was set to direct, but has since moved on. According to Deadline Hollywood, the film follows “a small-town carpenter who takes matters into his own hands when is daughter and her friend are kidnapped.”

As a part of FSR’s Decade in Review I’ve been tasked with coming up a list of the most memorable, landmark performances since 2000.

Neil has gone on a clandestine mission to our nation’s capital, including a visit to the Pentagon to warn our military of the impending threat of giant alien robots. This leads Kevin to meet up with his chubby co-host in the Magical Studio in the Sky, from an undisclosed location (which may or may not be a jail cell).

Neil’s gone this week which means that I’ve hidden links all over the site that lead to a secret video of his audition for So You Think You Can Dance. Oh, and I’m getting a little help on Reject Radio from one of Aint It Cool News’s biggest geeks.

Michael Mann’s latest is a worthy inductee into the gangster genre, combining a familiar story and great performances with a refreshingly new stylistic approach.

Wahlberg, Bale, and Leo are on board – now it looks like Amy Adams might also be ready to step into David O. Russell’s ring with The Fighter.

Not much is known at this point but Christian Bale could be ready to fight in two weeks.

Columbus Rejects! Get a chance to see Public Enemies several days before it opens… for free!

We’re feeding grist into the mill with the non-news that the next Terminator installment might be set in Merry Olde England.

Just because we’d rather terminate Terminator Salvation rather than watch it again doesn’t mean we don’t want a sequel. We just want one that meets all of our demands.

In honor of just how big of a summer movie Terminator Salvation is, we doubled up our normal 10 and 5 column. Unfortunately, McG doubled up the bad so we’re all pretty disappointed.

The reviews for Terminator Salvation are mixed. Not exactly what the studio would hope for with a summer tentpole. Does that mean they should stop the franchise? The usual idiots verbally spar it out for this week’s Shouting Match.

Kevin Carr reviews this week’s new movies: Terminator: Salvation, Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian and Dance Flick.

Neil and Kevin wage war on the machines… and McG with some scathing analysis of Terminator: Salvation. Then they move onto the movies that Neil hasn’t seen.

The wait is over. Wait, I think I used that for Star Trek, didn’t I? Alright, this week the wait for another entry into the Terminator franchise is over. Now we just need to know what you think.

Clunky, unfocused, and defying the laws of logic, Terminator Salvation is a complete waste of time even if you love watching things blow up.

If you find your endoskeleton feeling a little rusty on your Terminator history, read this if you want to live… a life full of Terminator knowledge as you prepare for Terminator Salvation. Hasta la vista, babies!

Universal Pictures have released three new character posters for Michael Mann’s upcoming drama Public Enemies, starring Johnny Depp, Christian Bale and Marion Cotillard.

Warner Bros. has released the final press kit for their upcoming actioner Terminator Salvation, which includes over 50 images — some old, but many of which are very new and very cool.