Over on MTV.com, we took a look at the trailer for “The Unborn” with director David Goyer, going over specific shots he found most interesting and illuminative.
But you don’t need to be an expert to join in the fun. Watch the trailer for the film, which you can see here exclusively (click here for Hi-Def), and you’ll certainly notice lead actress Odette Yustman. You’ll see Jane Alexander and Gary Oldman too... But did you notice Matt Damon?
The Oscar winning thesp actually IS in the film, and the trailer, although you’re forgiven if you didn’t know about it. Truth is, neither did he. Read More...
Peter Jackson won three Oscars for his work on the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy out of seven nominations. He crafted films that pleased fans, critics, and bean counters alike – films that made something like a bajillion dollars worldwide. He’s the trusted modern face of J.R.R. Tolkien’s revered legendarium. 
What’s better than a second breakfast? For fans of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth legendarium, it’s the thought of two separate “Hobbit” films, the first of which comes our way in 2011. 
Our good friends over at Cinematical have premiered the final 
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As Captain Kirk, William Shatner has saved the world on more than a few occasions. But could anything possibly prepare him for having to save Christmas? 
After starring in the first two films in the "Fast and the Furious" franchise, Paul Walker ultimately decided not to appear in Part III. So why in heaven's name, then, would he want to come back for Part IV?
- Martin Scorsese to reteam with Robert DeNiro for "I Heard You Paint Houses," the story of a mob assassin believed to be involved in the death of Jimmy Hoffa. (
- Music video for Jack White/Alicia Keys “Quantum of Solace” theme “Another Way to Die” now online. “Quantum of Solace” still the worst title in history. (
Take “Pirates of the Caribbean.” You have this franchise that goes out, makes $3 billion in theaters, another couple billion in DVD and ancillary merchandise, and wouldn’t you know it? Suddenly, everybody wants to compare their new film to the series that launched a thousand Orlando Bloom fan pages. And in one case, they’d actually be right.