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Wealthy-beyond-belief Nicholas Van Orton (Michael Douglas) is gifted entrance into a strange game by his prodigal brother Conrad (Sean Penn). He goes in for extensive testing, and when he’s told he doesn’t qualify, the game begins in earnest, testing his wits, physical strength and the emotional scarring caused by witnessing his father’s suicide as a child.

Welcome to yet another photo finish weekend at the Reject Report, and just like a few weeks back when The Hangover clipped Up at the wire to win, we don’t know yet who ended up on top.

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

After a dismal start to the season, it looks like Pixar and Sam Raimi are restoring our faith that the Summer can pick itself up and dust itself off.

This week, Culture Warrior gets personal as he covers why Hollywood and its characters always seem to be the same but different.

Who needs a $100 million weekend? Not Hollywood, says Kevin Carr.

As expected and predicted by just about everyone, the rest of the field was looking Up — way Up — at yet another dominating Pixar performance at the box office.

The Visual FX Supervisor for Terminator Salvation gave us some of his time to discuss the concepts behind creating the world after the bombs fell.

The obvious question this weekend is: will the box office go to hell, or will it go Up? Also — some more good Star Trek box office news.

As promised, The Reject Report is back with the final Memorial Day weekend numbers. All I have to say is that if you throw out my bonehead weekend prediction for Terminator: Salvation my picks turned out not too badly.

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.

Robert Fure says kids suck. He also says “Sarah, the baby’s not mine so stop calling I’m not paying for anything.”

The Memorial Day weekend isn’t yet over but we already know who the big box office winners and losers were the holiday period.

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 defends what some have called a death threat to McG.

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.

Want to win a copy of the official movie companion for Terminator Salvation? All you have to do is be an awesome photo captioner.