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Rumors have been flying about a film adaptation of Stephen King’s “Dark Tower” series. Damon sets the story straight, explains why “Lost” fans matter, and puts William Shatner in his place.

With the Fall TV season upon us, it is time to welcome back all of our old favorites. As well, it is time to discover some new shows. And in that batch of newbies, there are the good, the bad, and well, you know the rest…

Director J.J. Abrams is currently taking forever finishing up his reboot of Star Trek, it also appears that he is working out some details on his next project.

Throughout the weekend and into early next week we are going to do our best to bring you up to speed on what to expect when we bring you our live coverage from Comic-Con 2008. We begin with a few big ones…

Which is faster, the Millennium Falcon or the U.S.S Enterprise? This photo captures Lucas and Abrams ending the debate.

Even before the Starship Enterprise returns to space to explore the outer reaches of the endless Universe, the potential of endless cash has Paramount thinking sequel to JJ Abrams upcoming film, Star Trek.

In a time of dwindling ratings, bisected seasons and cancellation fears, fans of the television show Lost were given a nice present this week. ABC execs have announced that there will be three more hours in the countdown to the end of the show.

J.J. Abrams, like many of the people his age and under, grew up a Star Wars fanatic. So why, then, is a Yoda lover filming Spock?

Oh, wait. No. That’s just my wishful thought process getting ahead of the actual story. J.J. Abrams (and Bad Robot) will produce Jay Dyers’ script Hot for Teacher, recently purchased by Paramount Pictures.

Despite the various technological limitations that might have negatively impacted my first run with Clover, the friendly monster that absolutely impales Manhattan, I cannot say that this DVD is anything less than a must-have.

The following pictures, which come to us from a spy on set, aren’t helping me get any more excited about the upcoming J.J. Abrams-directed Star Trek film, but it may help Trekkies get their Vulcan ears all a-twitch.

A group of students, along with their professor, are filming a cheap horror movie out in the woods when news reports start coming in about the dead coming back to life.

Paramount Pictures makes a few changes to its 2008/2009 release schedule.

This is not as exciting as it would have been a month ago, but either way…

“People will want to see this.”

A reader sends in a better image of the Enterprise corridor!

“One fast-moving, roller coaster of a movie.”

Movie marketing boldly goes where other movies have gone before…

You’ve heard about this trailer and have probably seen the bootleg, but now we have it in glorious high definition!

We feel obligated to ask…

Cloverfield director Matt Reeves talks to us… Seriously. All we want to know is if he can introduce us to the monster…

Well, the first highly anticipated film of 2008 is out, and everyone wants to know whether it lives up to the hype. The answer… sort of.

Take a look at the new Enterprise… Yawn.

The folks at Paramount have thrown up the official website for the upcoming J.J. Abrams directed Star Trek.

How could you not possibly love the fact that J.J. Abrams wanted to make America’s very own monster movie?

All the hype and now all the positive reviews… But the question still remains: will you see it?

Wow.

Here you go, folks — a real look at the Cloverfield monster. Or at least, something close enough.

In 5 days, Cloverfield will be upon us. Are you ready for it? Check out this new TV spot to help intensify your excitement.

Once again, no monster is revealed. But we have just the opposite, courtesy of our friends at Paramount…