Repo Men looks like science fiction in the mold of 2009’s Surrogates, in which Bruce Willis attempted social commentary while killing robots in a near future. In Repo Men, Jude Law attempts social commentary while harvesting organs in a near future. Surrogates was fun, but forgettable. Hopefully Repo is at least the same.
The movie’s new trailer is, at least, fun. Below is a director’s cut trailer, and it’s hard-R restricted which means plenty of blood n’ guts. Check it out along with seven clips taken from the flick after the jump.
So you tuned in for the season premiere of Lost this week, learned the identity of the Smoke Monster, and now you're dying for more. We've got you covered with a clip from the next episode. It'll be titled "What Kate Does" and here's a little taste of just exactly what she do. Hint: It's not Sawyer.
Note: This picks up right where the season premiere left. If you haven't watched the Lost season premiere yet, don't watch this!
"What Kate Does" - Kate finds herself on the run, while Jack is tasked with something that could endanger a friend's life, on Lost, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.
What happened to the Star Wars credits after they scroll out of view and fly off into the darkest reaches of outer space? A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away attacked Earth:
ABC has just released two brand new, amazing clips from the final season of Lost for your consumption. Both clips involve Locke and Ben inside the statue, where we left them last season. Never has Ben look so completely confused, clueless, utterly beaten. Like Ben, I have no idea what's going on either but that's half the fun isn't it? Watch and speculate:
And in case you missed it, here's the full trailer for the sure to be mind-blowing sixth season of Lost: more...
Lost returns this week on Monday, February 2nd to pick up where it left off. But if you're tired of waiting, get a sneak peak at what the island has in store right now. The first four minutes of the new season has appeared online, presumably delivered by the smoke monster. The episode appears to pick right up where last season left off, with everything on the island being sucked into the future home of The Hatch. Start asking questions now!
Zombieland hits Blu-Ray and DVD next week on February 2nd and just in case you need another reason to be in line, there’s this. The DVD contains deleted, never before seen moments from the film, along with featurettes, storyboards, and commentary explaining how they made it. But it’s the deleted scenes you won’t want to miss.
Below we have one of those deleted scenes, in which Columbus introduces a new rule. It’s Rule #2: Ziploc Bags.
But wait, there’s more! Here's a second deleted scene in which Tallahassee attempts sabotage. The joke is on them: more...
After a long wait, the Battlestar Galactica spin-off Caprica finally made it's official debut on the SyFy channel this last Friday. Now we've got a look at what the show's first full season has in store. more...
Avatar's animators deserve a lot of credit for making the movie's blue cat people the Na'vi look real, but it takes more than processing power to create realistic characters. To do that, James Cameron put his actors in motion capture suits and had them provide the performances on screen. The following featurette explains how they did it while also giving you a taste of what Avatar might look like with people instead of animated Smurfs. Here's a hint: You're better off with the Smurfs. Take a look:
New episodes of Star Wars: The Clone Wars are back on television this Wednesday at 8:00pm with the debut of “The Landing at Point Rain” on Cartoon Network. Unless Lucas finally gets his ass in gear on that long-promised but little delivered live-action Star Wars TV show, or unless those wild rumors about a new trilogy turn out to be true, this is pretty much your only way to get a Star Wars fix. Eat it up.
“The Landing at Point Rain” sounds as if it’s more than just a standard Star Wars: The Clone Wars episode. Director Brian Kalin O’Connell says of it, “George [Lucas] wanted ‘Landing at Point Rain’ to be as intense as any live-action movie about the assault on Omaha Beach”
Below we have a clip from “The Landing at Point Rain”. Here’s a taste of what you’re in for after the jump. more...
I loved JJ Abrams' reboot of Star Trek as much as anyone. But if you're like me, when you walked out of the theater this summer you couldn't help but think something was missing. No, it wasn't William Shatner. Klingons! I need Klingons like I need Scotch, and trust me, I needs me some Scotch.
Oddly enough, it seems Abrams actually intended to include Klingons in the film. In the following deleted scene (which will be included on the impending DVD), they appear with Star Trek villain Nero. Nero, rather quickly, kicks their ass. Check it out after the jump: more...
Repo Men looks like science fiction in the mold of 2009’s Surrogates, in which Bruce Willis attempted social commentary while killing robots in a near future. In Repo Men, Jude Law attempts social commentary while harvesting organs in a near future. Surrogates was fun, but forgettable. Hopefully Repo is at least the same.
Zombieland hits Blu-Ray and DVD next week on February 2nd and just in case you need another reason to be in line, there’s this. The DVD contains deleted, never before seen moments from the film, along with featurettes, storyboards, and commentary explaining how they made it. But it’s the deleted scenes you won’t want to miss.
After a long wait, the Battlestar Galactica spin-off Caprica finally made it's official debut on the SyFy channel this last Friday. Now we've got a look at what the show's first full season has in store. 
New episodes of Star Wars: The Clone Wars are back on television this Wednesday at 8:00pm with the debut of “The Landing at Point Rain” on Cartoon Network. Unless Lucas finally gets his ass in gear on that long-promised but little delivered live-action Star Wars TV show, or unless those wild rumors about a 
I loved JJ Abrams' reboot of Star Trek as much as anyone. But if you're like me, when you walked out of the theater this summer you couldn't help but think something was missing. No, it wasn't William Shatner. Klingons! I need Klingons like I need Scotch, and trust me, I needs me some Scotch.