We’re launching a fresh, new podcast that encapsulates the Reject spirit next Sunday. But we’re giving you a very special first listen before the big debut. Gird your loins and head on inside. You can thank us later.

The Fat Guys ring in the summer movie season with a Fat Guy Five – The Most Anticipated Films of Summer, while Kevin risks a backlash of political correctness by explaining why he thinks Obsessed with Beyonkadonk did so well last week.

As someone known for being a tease himself, it’s somewhat strange to hear Robert Fure thinks most Hollywood movies are being teased too often, too early, and too much.

Megan Fox knows what’s up — she’s a serious actress and she’s telling Hollywood that she’s not interested in being objectified. At least, not anymore.

It turns out that the marketing department pumping out toys is probably getting in the way of Michael Bay keeping a tight lid on his production of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Or is he misleading us by releasing fake toys? Well played, Mr. Bay.

Our good friend Frosty over at Collider got a chance to talk, at length with director Michael Bay about Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen last night on the red carpet for Friday the 13th.

While other sites are spending their time trying to break down the Superbowl commercial for Michael Bay’s Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen frame-by-frame, trying to peel back every high resolution layer to see what doesn’t meet the eye, we’ve decided to just watch said teaser a few times and come away from the experience with lessons learned.

By now its likely that you’ve watched the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen teaser that I posted a little while ago. And now that you’ve had time to do some cleaning with your Shamwow and watch it a few times, I believe we should begin talking about what’s important: What is that huge transformer at the end?

Just when I go off and mention that I wish the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen commercial set to run during the Superbowl tomorrow would pop up online, this happens.

Concept art for Revenge of the Fallen or comic book art? Either way, it’s an awesome look at Megatron and the artwork of Josh Nizzi.

Now that 2009 has fully began to set in, we should get on with some marketing materials for some of those 25 Most Anticipated Movies that we’ve been going on about. Up first is the teaser art for Michael Bay’s Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, the sequel to the 2007 boomfest that introduced the world to “Giant F*cking Robots.” The folks at Paramount Pictures handed the teaser poster off to Yahoo! Movies, who were kind enough to let us swipe it and present it for your viewing pleasure below. As it says, some sort of Revenge is about to ensue. Sounds exciting. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen hits theaters on June 26, 2009.

Empire has debuted a few official photos from the Egypt set of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen as part of their upcoming 2009 preview issue. And as we might have expected, none of the shots include any actual robot action.

Director Michael Bay has jumped online today to give the denizens of the webosphere an update on Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, including some news on a teaser trailer and a promise of some photos in the near future.

Remember that low-budget indie that used transforming robots as a metaphor for coming-of-age that director Michael Bay was working on? It’s all done and set for the editing table.

It has long been rumored that the intensely badass, yet short-lived reign of Megatron would continue in the upcoming Transformers sequel, but up until now all we had was some hearsay. That appears to be changing rapidly.

500 Million + 700 Million = A new filmmaking partner for Spielberg and Dreamworks.

Our good friends over at Trailer Addict have uncovered the second in a long series of video blogs for Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.

The wee hours of this morning have brought us some interesting details about very hot projects from the mega-studio known as Paramount Pictures, including digs on Transformers 2, Star Trek and GI Joe.

Yes, the web is filled with rumors, and while we sometimes get them right, they are for the most part, all worth nothing more than the paper upon which they are printed. That said, lets talk about a few of these.

The rumors are true. Damon will play Eliot Ness, and Ehren Kruger will be writing the ‘Torso’ adaptation set to being production in February. Hail, Cleveland!