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Despite my clear disdain for the latest entry in the Twilight series, as written in my review, I must admit that Summit Entertainment is doing something right.

After what feels like months of radio silence around director Christopher Nolan and rumors of him making a follow-up to The Dark Knight, we have finally reached a point of boredom so great that more rumors are needed.

Prepare to lose your geek minds and have your inner child take over, because this new Wild Things featurette will revert you back to 6-years old.

Great. The hype surrounding The Dark Knight lives on as Gary Oldman announces they will definitely be filming the third installment next year. Start your engines!

There’s an onslaught of DC adaptations coming down the pipeline – either finishing principal production or heading into it – and we’ve got a quick rundown on how to protect yourself.

I am speechless at The Reject Report. I really don’t know what to say, or even where to begin with this Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen movie, which has set the five-day record for a Wednesday release with a total gross of $201,246,000.

That is a bold assertion, but you know what they say about assertions – shut up and watch things go BOOM. Now with video!

I refuse to make this article about Transformers. I refuse to talk about how awful of an actor Megan Fox is, who cannot even effectively scream “Saaaaaaam!” I refuse to espouse on the ridiculous plot. I refuse to complain about seeing John Turturro’s hairy buttcheeks in my face, 20 feet high.

Wait, The Dark Knight still wins awards?

A small little art house film known as Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen opened up last night at midnight, and wow did it bring in some overnight green.

Welcome to a special early edition of the Reject Report! This Wednesday Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen hits the theaters and one of the big questions on people’s minds concerns how well it will do.

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

Arriving with the loud crash of silence, the MTV Movie Awards seem to have been taken over by the Disney Corporation this year. Most of the awards seem fair, but Best High School Musical Movie seems to be a loaded category. Complete winners inside!

X-Men Origins: Wolverine clawed its way to an outstanding opening weekend, proving that fans love the X-Men franchise, and that it’s best to lower our expectations for comic book films.

Christian Bale gets it. Making a stellar third installment isn’t going to be easy – but that’s part of the reason he wants to do it. Now, it’s just a matter of getting a certain director on board.

I was about ready to just feature this product as part of our ongoing series of Stuff You Need, but then logic started to take hold.

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?

It’s been over two weeks since the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced their best of 2008, thus it’s time for the Academy of Science Fiction Fantasy & Horror Films to take center stage to announce its Saturn Award nominations.

With reviews of Watchmen seemingly divided between on-line reviewers and print journalists, Robert “Rage” Fure sets his sights on reviews with an agenda and those who would deceive their audience.

The first official poster for Michael Mann’s Public Enemies has been dropped online courtesy of the folks over at MSN. And as our good friend Erik Davis at Cinematical points out, it strikes an eerie resemblance to the poster for The Dark Knight.