On to another month of This Week in Blu-ray, we charge into a magical December filled with Terminators, Basterds, gangsters and teenage wizards. And that’s just what I have to deal with before I ever sit down to watch any Blu-rays.

These 12 things made the lines, the painful crowds and the sometimes difficult world of being press at such an event worth it. So lets have a look and see what they had to say.

Alright, so maybe that comment in the title isn’t entirely true — but you never know until you see the movie. I wouldn’t put it past that McG guy, he is a sneaky bastard.

A new poster for McG’s franchise reboot Terminator Salvation has shown up on the web along with some of the footage from the Comic-Con panel. No, not that footage…

Spirits weren’t high after McG was announced as director, with fans feeling the series was doomed to extinction in a cheese-fest of nuclear holocaust proportions. I was one of those fans, but now I’ve seen the light, or the McG in this case.

Half of the filming has been completed for the new Terminator movie, according to a post by McG on the film’s official blog.

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…

We had previously published the rumors that a teaser trailer for McG’s Terminator Salvation would be preceding The Dark Knight this weekend, and it appears that not only were we right, but the trailer has also been released online.

The full event schedule for Comic-Con International 2008 has finally been released online via the official Comic-Con website. And just to give you a taste of what you should be looking out for, I have dug into the schedule and emerged with some of the can’t miss movie geek events.

There has been tons of speculation around which trailers will occupy the prime real estate in front of the year’s most anticipated summer film, Warner Bros. The Dark Knight. Here is some more…

While studios and actors fight over who’s striking first. McG and the Gang blow tin cans up in the desert.

Much of the talk around Comic-Con 2008 thus far has been about who is not coming. Thankfully, it appears that Warner Bros. is going to be a shiny beacon of light — delivering the main event.

This new Terminator film is getting another boost today though, as Helena Bonham Carter is reportedly in talks to join the production, which has already gotten underway in New Mexico.

Sequels are an inevitability for two reasons… greed and a dearth of creativity. It’s a challenge to find a necessary sequel amongst all the crap, or even one that carries the original story to new and exciting places.

Thanks to an awesome set of photos from a random internet dude named ‘Ray’ and his trip to the 2008 Licensing Expo, we have a little hard evidence of this mysterious RoboCop remake.

Unlike Michael Bay and his Transformers 2 mis-information campaign, McG is speaking out against rumors, and it is beginning to get annoying.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, the role that was originally given to Charlotte Gainsbourg (I’m Not There) could in fact be filled by Lady in the Water and Spider-man 3 star Bryce Dallas Howard.

Hot off the heels of the official announcement about the film’s production, director McG blogs about Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins. We have agreed to at least hear him out.

Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins is really happening. In fact, it has already begun shooting. We’ve got all the details inside.

We haven’t seen him try something this badass since The Goonies.