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Now that the trailer is out for Dredd, I think there's enough footage of the movie to safely pass judgment on the movie regardless of what director Pete Travis and writer Alex Garland may have suggested in their joint statement about withholding it until seeing the finished product in its entirety. Check it out below.

Ruffalo, of course, replaces Edward Norton as Hulk. Marvel made a pittance of an offer to Edward Norton to continue in the role.

ComicBookMovie has a picture from the set of THOR - possibly our first pic from the film's set?

I'm really pulling for TEKKEN to be the absolute best, worst movie it can be, and judging by this latest batch of stills, I think we're on the right track. io9 has a whole gallery of new pics from the film, but I pulled the best ones here, which are side-by-sides of the video game character (usually a busty lady) next to her real life counterpart (usually a less busty lady). Oh, and Jin Kazama. I have to say, I...
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Lynette Rice: Insider confirms talks with a screenwriter; next move may hinge on Fox TV's decision on renewal.

Wondering if Mr. T will make a cameo in the "A-Team" movie? So was Latino Review's George Roush -- so when he bumped into him at the gym, he went ahead and asked him.

Out of all the Tekken games I'd have to say Tekken 2 is by far my favorite. I used to jack fools up as Jin, using one of her many cheesy stupid combos that left opponents staggering. But then Tekken 3 came along and I started losing interest. I haven't played the new Tekken 6, so I have no idea if it's just more of  Tekken 5. Tekken 5 seemed cool so I picked it up then played it maybe ten times before realizing I don't care about the series anymore. But a movie? Now that seems cool.

Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman's in-the-works "Doc Savage" adaptation has a writer, and his name is Shane Black.

Studio finalizing deal for bigscreen adaptation -- He-Man and the Masters of the Universe have found a new home at Sony.

After years of lounging in development, a live-action feature based on the classic 80's cartoon series "Voltron" is in the works at Atlas Entertainment says The Risky Biz Blog.

The series featured a band of five robot-lions who combined to form one super lion. A group of five pilots control the lions, which are charged with defending the planet Arus from villain King Zarkon, who dispatches evil creatures called Robobeats to fight the Voltron robots.