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We Rejects love our action and we sure as hell like watching men, women, monsters, and superheroes whip the crap out of each other on the big screen. Here are our favorite fights of 2008.

Robert Fure risks life and limb by setting his sights on The Punisher: War Zone. Prepare yourself for violence and blood, because it wasn’t pretty.

Robert Fure gets all hopped on too much free-running in films and vaults over a street and back flips into a puddle of rage.

The order of finish this weekend at the box office looked very much like last weekend at the box office, with Four Christmases winning again with $18 million.

When fans get excited about a franchise such as Punisher and they start sniffing out a sequel, things like this poster start to pop up all over the place.

Here we go with another Marvel hero franchise reboot. Was the Thomas Jane Punisher really all that bad?

n honor of the newly released action romp Punisher: War Zone, the latest in the line of Punisher movies, we went out into the depths of the internet to find some old school badassery, courtesy of Dolph Lundgren.

Kevin Carr looks at Punisher: War Zone, Frost/Nixon and Timecrimes, in theaters this week with the FSR Report Card.

It sure doesn’t look like you’ll be dodging too many crowds to see too many new movies this weekend — everyone’s started Christmas shopping.

Kevin and Neil drive a Cadillac through the War Zone and take some shots at David Frost and Richard Nixon. They continue with their proselytizing for the cause of Fatguyenatics and the Church of Fatguyentology, in which they canonize their first patron saint.

As I stated in my review, if it is blood you want then Punisher: War Zone is where you’ll get it. And in this new TV spot, the violence comes spilling out onto your keyboard.

If it’s blood you want, it is blood you’re gonna get. For all its faults — and there are quite a few — Lexi Alexander’s Punisher: War Zone does certainly live up to its name. Or at least, the second part of its name.

Before she was doing her best to drive up Frank Castle’s body count in Punisher: War Zone, director Lexi Alexander was busy getting nominated for Oscars and filming street fights in the U.K. Bet you didn’t know that…

I have been learning a lot about director Lexi Alexander this week. And no, I did not just realize that she is (a) very attractive and (b) a former kick boxing champion. I did, however, learn that she’s very interested in directing Jonah Hex.

Robert Fure writes in his war journal about needless relaunches and Frank Castle is on his list.

Lionsgate has provided for us a small gallery of images from Punisher: War Zone. Witness the gruesome nature of Jigsaw, Frank Castle’s killer instinct, Julie Benz’s hotness, and Newman!

It has become clear that Lionsgate does not want us to think about the terrible dialogue present in the upcoming film Punisher: War Zone. All they’d like us to think about is bullets, lots of bullets.

The latest round of MPAA ratings has come through, and it appears that at least one of the most recent rumors from behind the production of Punisher: War Zone can be put to rest.

Rumors swirl over The Punisher’s rating – but violence junkies rejoice: There Will Be Blood (and an R-Rating).

While Lexi Alexander’s Punisher: War Zone production is in obvious trouble, her next project is already being revealed. It’s a popular British fantasy book… Hmm…