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Good Monday, people. Apparently, The Avengers started getting some attention from movie critics. The movie officially hits theaters on May 4, but it's comforting to know that initial reviews are mostly positive. So far anyway. What makes me want to watch this film? Well...

Glorious times are ahead for the entertainment industry. According to Variety, EA is "eager to capitalize on studios seeking their own 'The Fast and the Furious'-type franchise, with the videogame publisher tapping sibling scribes George and John Gatins ('Real Steel') to adapt 'Need for Speed' into a feature...

It looks as though the trailer for the upcoming remake of Total Recall has begun to inspire a generally common feel among audiences. That feel begs the question: why the fuck make this movie? That is most frequent question I see across the Web; mostly asked by people who have seen the trailer, but also by those who haven't...

Anybody watched this yet? My God, that's a low score.

And along comes the full Prometheus trailer:

This seems like fun. A bit more of a wacky comedy than it should be, I mean, this is Tim Burton we're talking about. Still, the premise seems perfect and there are enormous breasts in the movie, which justifies any sort of commitment.

The caped crusader is back: The trailer for The Dark Knight Rises has arrived:

So, yeah, we're missing Steven Segal and Jackie Chan: The first one was bad. Hope this turns out to be... well, better than bad.

When all else fails, bring in... ... Bruce Willis. Um, where the fuck is Dennis Quaid?

Allow me to vomit in all directions.

Marvel fans rejoice. Here's a new teaser trailer for The Avengers. Now, as far as I can tell, this could be one kick-ass super-hero flick. However, the trailer doesn't go much into the story. It just shows off which Marvel heroes are involved...

Film company Lionsgate decided to snatch the rights to bring Dead Island to the big screen, as announced by Lionsgate’s co-COO and Motion Picture Group President Joe Drake. Techland's recent first-person survival horror game has got relatively solid reviews (well, we didn't like it that much)...

So, as you probably know by now and as I've indicated on AT's official Facebook page, Ridley Scott is working on a Blade Runner reboot. For obvious reasons, Blade Runner has turned into a cultural phenomenon. The weird thing is that it was bashed by critics upon release...

As ridiculous as that headline sounds, you're gonna have to see it with your own eyes to believe it. Make sure you keep a close watch at 01:00 (a familiar face appears): Yes, that was Bobby Kotick. It might be a minor role or rather a cameo, but it looks like he managed to find himself in it. Wonder why? Oh and looks like Brad's asking him for money in this particular scene (that's bound to go well). Source: Kotaku via CVG

Shite, how did I miss this trailer? Never mind. It looks pretty damn sweet, I must say.