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Sounds gross doesn’t it? McG, he of the vowel-less name, spoke with MTV recently about his previously announced plans for a fifth and sixth Terminator film.

The assumed success of McG’s upcoming Terminator: Salvation has brought the director a wealth of future projects to choose between. And according to reports, his next film might just be a musical.

As you know, I’m a sucker for some cool lookin’ concept art. And some of the stuff that has come out of McG’s upcoming film Terminator Salvation has been particularly breathtaking.

Damn you Zack Snyder and damn your Watchmen! The blame for this distressing piece of news falls squarely on your shoulders…

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.

Watchmen took another 62% drop in its third weekend. IESB reports that Warner Bros. is no longer interested in making superhero/tentpole movies with an R-rating anymore. Have we seen the end of the days when an R-rated movie could dominate the box office?

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

Warner Bros. has released yet another new poster for the upcoming summer blockbuster Terminator Salvation, and it is pretty cool. It’d actually be even better if WB wasn’t inundating the interwebs with a constant stream of promotional artwork on an almost daily basis… but still, it’s pretty cool.

I attended WonderCon this past weekend here in San Francisco, and I’m obligated to write up some kind of recap. This normally isn’t such a problem…

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.

Justin Marks was brought on board the 20,000 Leagues project to rework the original script, penned by a one Bill Marsisli, which was leaked onto the Web a while back.

Take a tipster and an Italian movie blog, put them together and what do you get? An opportunity to peek at four brand new photos from McG’s Terminator Salvation, including our first looks at both Common and Moon Bloodgood.

If a third Charlie’s Angels absolutely has to happen, do you care who plays the fourth angel?

So Will Smith is obviously not Indian, but should that preclude him from playing Prince Dakkar? Did you know Dakkar is Nemo’s real name? Of course you didn’t – you don’t read books. You watch movies.

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.

Disney has signed McG to direct a remake of their very first live-action film, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. The new film adds the subtitle, Captain Nemo, as it will apparently be an origin story that follows Nemo’s creation of the Nautilus.

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.