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I’ve decided to consolidate a bunch of tv updates down to one posting, because, after-all this is still a movie blog. (…)

Warner Bros has released the official trailer for Star Wars: The Clone Wars, which is attached to prints of Speed Racer. (…)

Yeah, like that. Director/Moviegoer Upper Alexander Payne (Sideways, Election) will take a dip into TV to direct HBO’s new dark comedy series, Hung. (…)

Last month we brought you the teaser trailer for Recount, HBO Films’ retelling of the behind-the-scenes happenings during the 2000 presidential election and the scandal that resulted. (…)

One thing is for sure, Marvel is on a roll - The new X-Men animated series doesn’t look half bad. Check out the new trailer below. (…)

LucasFilm has released the theatrical one-sheet for Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Apparently the first movie trailer will premiere on Cartoon Network, TNT, TBS, CNN, and Boomerang at 7:58pm in all U.S. (…)

Greetings to our readers in Poland. XFilesNews nabbed an odd Polish one-sheet for this summer’s The X Files: I Want to Believe. (…)

I just got off the phone with cool Miami-based film producer, Alfred Spellman, in an attempt to get some concrete information about Jerry Bruckheimer and Michael Bay adapting his and director Billy Corben’s acclaimed ‘06 documentary, Cocaine Cowboys, into a new dramatic series for HBO and Warner Bros. (…)

Illegal.
Judd Apatow once predicted that a sequel to Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy would make for a juicy movie…in 30 years. (…)

Right now, there are two beloved /Film readers at opposing ends of the MacGyver spectrum. (…)

The Gremlins have returned! No, Gremlins 3 hasn’t been given the greenlight. (…)

Three new images from X-Files: I Want to Believe have shown up online. And one of the photos shows Mulder and Scully getting very… close and personal. (…)

“My face stayed like this permanently. (…)

Filmz.ru got their hands on the first promotional image for The seventh season of 24. (…)

Viacom, MGM and Lionsgate have teamed for a new, yet-to-be-named, cable pay-channel which hopes to compete with HBO, Showtime and Starz. (…)