I’m not really sure what to say about this. I don’t really think you could call this a spoiler at all. It’s three frames long. And Conan so the set up is funny.

Have fun.

Hey, look what just showed up! A teaser trailer for A Good Day to Die Hard.

I have enjoyed each installment in the Die Hard series, some more than others. The previous film, Live Free or Die Hard was one of the better ones actually. So I’m actually looking forward to this film. And who doesn’t like to see Bruce Willis beat people up?

Few television shows have captured and excited my imagination the way that Fringe has. Which is why I have really been looking forward to the premiere of this final season.

Recap

This season’s plot line actually began in the 19^th episode of season 4 titled Letters of Transit. We were taken completely out of the story line going on in season 4 to get a glimpse of the future. It was kind of brilliant actually. I don’t know much about the politics of running a TV show, but this seems like the sort of thing that can keep your numbers up and get you renewed, or at the very least, as in the…

The “Looper: The Timelines” infographic depicts the life trajectories of the film’s key characters as looping, color-coded ribbons. Each ribbon shows how its characters’ destiny is altered over the course of the film’s three alternate timelines.

On The MovieByte Podcast which will be releasing later today, we will be discussing Looper and time travel, but in the mean time, enjoy this infographic on the subject.

TVLine has obtained casting details regarding the ABC pilot, which is helmed by the Avengers writer/director and based on a peacekeeping group that appeared in both the summer blockbuster and various Marvel comics.

The live-action pilot’s title is an acronym for Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division, a covert organization run by Samuel L. Jackson’s Nick Fury in the movie.

Buffy creator Whedon is tentatively set to direct the pilot; he’s also slated to write the series with his brother Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen.

Click through to see the names…

While attending a midnight showing of The Dark Knight Rises in Aurora, Colo. this summer, Stephen Barton was shot in the face and neck. But compared to several other victims, he was lucky; Barton lived, and now he’s working to raise awareness of gun violence. According to his new PSA, 48,000 Americans will be shot and murdered during the next four years — “enough to fill over 200 theaters.” He urges viewers to visit DemandAPlan.org, an organization that’s working to end gun violence. See Barton’s poignant PSA below.

Because we just absolutely have to take a tragedy and make it…

Now this is a lot of fun. I can’t imaging what it would take on the actors parts to film a scene like this much less the crew, lighting, camera, trying to direct that thing. It’s really quite a fascinating peak at all that.

2010′s Red was fairly successful, grossing $186.5 million worldwide, so it’s not really a surprise that a sequel, which has just started filming in Canada, was given the greenlight.

Bruce Willis was seen at St Andrew’s United Church in Chateauguay, which was converted into a funeral home for the filming. On the other hand, John Malkovich was only seen walking through the streets of Montreal. Check the pictures out after the jump.

Red was a lot of fun and quite an enjoyable film. I’m looking forward to see what they bring us for Red 2.

Joseph has already asked us, why would you mess with Liam Neeson twice? Now it looks like we get to start seeing early looks at those repercussions.

In this clip I really love the use of the grenade explosion to figure out distance and map intersection and cool things like that. For some reason I never saw the first Taken film. Now I think I’m going to need to do that.

Taken 2 is set to open tomorrow.