Finally a reason to go watch Iron Man 2.

In a world gone made with press release of press releases of non-casting news, Robert Fure vents his frustrations, then goes back to work reporting which animal is cut from Furry Vengeance 2: The Furrier.

No word on what the plot might be, but Abrams is writing and directing a new project with Spielberg lending a hand.

Admit it, you want to see a Star Trek sequel as soon as possible. We do, too. And as we found out in a recent chat with Karl Urban on the set of his upcoming film Red, he’s interested in seeing another one soon, as well.

Two weeks ago, Brad Bird — best known for his work at Pixar with The Incredibles and Ratatouille — was reported to be in the running to make his live-action debut with Mission: Impossible IV. Today we come to find out that Bird wasn’t just on the studio’s director wish list — he might just be their guy.

So you’re one of the most talked about shows on television and you’re heading toward a highly anticipated finale? Better not drop the ball.

For a while now, The Incredibles and Ratatouille director Brad Bird has been searching for a live-action project to follow three consecutive animated works of brilliance. As of today, it may be the case that Bird will be directing Tom Cruise in his live-action debut.

Mission: Impossible 4 is headed for the big screen, and Ethan Hunt is coming along, too. Deadline Hollywood is reporting this afternoon that Tom Cruise has signed a deal with Paramount Pictures to reprise his role in the fourth installment of the franchise. He will also co-produce with Mission: Impossible 3 director J.J. Abrams.

It’s time to clean yourselves up friends, as Lost is back. And in honor of the epic final season, we’re unleashing a series of video blogs direct from Reject HQ.

Coming Soon is reporting that Paramount Pictures has decided on a tentative release date for a much anticipated sequel to J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek. It’s coming soon, but not that soon.

The Hollywood Reporter is reporting this evening that producer extraordinaire J.J. Abrams is working on a deal to produce a feature film version of Colum McCann’s award-winning novel “Let the Great World Spin.”

Get our your calendar and your magic markers and prepare for glory. ABC has announced today that they have set a date and time for the premiere of the final season of Lost

After I sat him down this past weekend and made him watch it several times, Pete at /Film went out this afternoon and found a YouTube version of the gag reel from the Star Trek Blu-ray and DVD…

In celebration of today’s release of Star Trek on Blu-ray and DVD, Paramount held a special event in Los Angeles last night in which director J.J. Abrams and various members of the cast were on hand to present some of the cool special features to a group of fans and journalists.

Reviewing Star Trek on Blu-ray was such an all-encompassing, enjoyable experience, I had to fight to find the right words to describe it. Luckily, about 1600 of them just popped into my head.

There have been some that have said that the pairing of producers J.J. Abrams and Damon Lindelof (Lost) with the material of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series is a match made in fantasy/sci-fi heaven. There are others who don’t. Either way, it doesn’t matter now.

The Wall Street Journal (via Coming Soon) is reporting today that J.J. Abrams is in talks to produce a movie about the Japanese interchangable toys Micronauts.

If we never see the fine folks from Pajiba again, we now know why. They are reporting today on a film project so secretive, it threatens their very lives to even whisper its name.

In seeking out an allegory for Star Trek 2, wouldn’t it be nice if they left leftist politics and the subject of torture alone? You said, yes? You may not want to read this then.

We try to peel back all of the mystery, decipher all of the details and paint you a picture of what to expect in Lost’s epic final season.