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The guys over at HISHE have something to say about the upcoming Batman/Superman film. I’m telling you, I love these guys, they have so much fun and make such cool stuff.

I’m voting for the title, Man of Steel, The Punch from Space that Exploded Batman’s Internal Organs! But that’s just me.

So, back a few weeks ago when Bryan Singer said there was a few things he could do to fix the X-Men universe, he wasn’t kidding. The mid-credits tease for the upcoming X-Men: Days of Future Past proved that by showing us that Magneto had his powers back and Professor X is alive and well. But that scene also had a pretty big tease for Trask Industries, which I’m given to understand is the big part of the X-Men universe.

Now we’ve got a nice viral video for Trask Industries, and I’ve said it before, this is my favorite kind of marketing, and I think it’s very effective. Check it out:

Tonight, Chad and I will be talking about The Wolverine and probably all other things related to the X-Men universe as well (I probably will have a few choice words for my disdain of Bret Ratner’s The Last Stand amont other things). We’ll also run down the latest movie trailers and talk about some other choice movie news. As always, come prepared to have lots of fun!

Join us live tonight, we’ve got a chat room for you to talk to us while we broadcast and it’s always awesome!

Disney announced yesterday that they had teamed up with producer Harvey Weinstein to bring Eoin Colfer’s Artemis Fowl book series to the big screen.

The live-action film will be based on the first two books of the series, titled Artemis Fowl and Artemis Fowl: The Arctic Incident. Screenwriter Michael Goldenberg, probably best known as the screenwriter for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, will be penning the screenplay, and Jane Rosenthal and Robert DeNiro will be producers as well.

For those who don’t know, Artemis Fowl tells the story of a 12-year-old criminal mastermind who…

We’ve got a new clip here from Elysium. It will be interesting to see what Blomkamp is up to here, no doubt. Friend and contributer Corey Poff is excited about the film, but I remain unconvinced that it will be a worthy film. But if my track record is any indication that should mean I’ll love it.

We’ll find out on August 9th. In the mean time, watch this clip and see if it does more for you than it’s doing for me. This is still failing to really capture my interst.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has previously mentioned that a new Conan The Barbarian movie is on his agenda, but apparently, that film might be the first of three.

That’s according to Fredrik Malmberg, CEO of Paradox Entertainment, the current holders of the rights to the Conan franchise…

“We have a great story,” says Malmberg. “Everyone loves it. This is a role that’s perfect for [Arnold] and he’s very involved with the whole Universal team. It’s the best team they have. Arnold has been very instrumental to bringing this together saying, ‘We gotta make a good Conan!’” 

“I think if we do this…

This is one seriously messed up franchise. I mean, man, how hard is this thing to follow? It starts out simply enough — the first film, entitled X-Men, was set in the very near future. X2 follows up right on the heals of that film. Both of these first two entries into the X-Men franchise were directed by Bryan Singer, and they were most excellent. In fact X2 may be my favorite X-Men film to date.

Then a certain really nasty substance hit the fan, and X-Men: The Last Stand was released. This film was not directed by Bryan Singer, but by Brett Ratner, whom we should all agree must be expunged…

So I’ve seen this trailer a couple times now in the theaters, as well as watching it online a couple times. I’m not sure what’s wrong with me because I really can’t stand Sylvester Stallone and/or Arnold Schwarzenegger, but this film actually looks decent, it has actually captured my interest. I cannot say I have ever been interested in any films from either of these two before. I think what my problem is with them is that they are often cast in roles not well suited for them, or are involved in films so stupid as to actively reduce the IQ of anyone who even hears of it. This does not appear…

Late last week you might have missed the news that the “Beverly Hills Cop” TV pilot wasn’t picked up — despite it testing apparently very, very well — but that the gears were turning once again on a new movie, thanks to the response to the TV show. This is no mere idle chatter, as Paramount are once again turning the gears on what we presume will be “Beverly Hills Cop 4,” and they’ve rounded up the star and some writers to making it happen.

Yes, at 52 years old, Eddie Murphy will still be working the beat as he’s now attached to the new “Beverly Hills Cop” movie, which will get a fresh…