You could count on one hand the number of people who have watched the top-secret "Star Trek" that will be unveiled next month; even fewer fingers, most likely, would be needed to take stock of those who've seen dailies from the December '08 release. Writer/director Matt Reeves, however, is one of the chosen few.
"Way back, J.J. was like 'When 'Cloverfield' comes out, 'Star Trek' will be on it,'" Reeves said of his mysterious monster flick, which will hit theaters on 1.18.08 with the "Trek" trailer attached. "I was like 'That's a terrific idea; that's exciting'. So, I've known for a long, long, time that was their plan, and I've just recently seen bits of the teaser. I think it's amazing, and it looks pretty incredible." Read More...
We're early yet in the awards season, but one name has emerged out of the many would be contenders as the closest thing to a sure thing. Forget Daniel Day-Lewis and Cate Blanchett and even Javier Bardem. If you're looking an early Oscar front-runner, it's Amy Ryan.
Four hijackers overtake a NYC subway car, override the "dead-man's switch" – a fail-safe which is supposed to ensure a human driver – manage to extort a $1 million ransom, and then escape off the train before sending it hurtling around the bowels of Manhattan, ensuring that police all head the wrong way. 
Sweeney Todd's a serial killer, and you know what that means -- serial movies! The younger cast members of "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" all have dream sequels on the brain, each starring themselves as the latest revenge-seeker in the cycle. 
Yesterday we brought you the 
Like you, MTV staffers enjoy the cineplex as much as the next guy, and since 2007 has been quite the year for movies, we've asked some of our colleagues to give us their picks for their top 10 favorite cinematic offerings. Read the first two responses below, and then click here to read what made our own 
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