The Preda­tor films have been a guilty plea­sure of mine for a long time, from the bat­tles with Schwarzeneg­ger and Glover, to the two films bat­tling the Aliens. The Preda­tors them­selves have always had a unique pre­sen­ta­tion to movie fans because they really are anti-heroes and there are times you actu­ally end up root­ing for them.When Robert Rodriguez announced his intent to reboot the fran­chise there was a part of me that was con­cerned because of the cast­ing that was involved, but as I researched the film more, I enjoyed the con­cept Rodriguez was using. In this new inter­pre­ta­tion human “Preda­tors”  and cold blooded killers are taken to a planet which serves as a Preda­tor hunt­ing ground and, of course, it becomes sur­vival of the fittest. I feel that the Preda­tor books as well as the films always focused on the hunt­ing of the strongest prey, and this film con­tin­ues to enforce that.  Here is your sneak peek at the Robert Rodriguez’s Predators.

Iron Man 2 is due in the­atres in two months, and this new trailer makes me appre­ci­ate the work that Jon Favreau has put into this fran­chise. Of course the big sell is the onscreen debut of War Machine — now played by Don Chea­dle, who replaced Ter­rence Howard.  We can’t for­get  the Black Widow as well, who looks like she will make things inter­est­ing for Mr. Stark.

Mickey Rourke and the always awe­some Sam Rock­well are your vil­lains from what we’ve seen so far. Rourke will play Whiplash (who may or may not also become Crim­son Dynamo) and Rock­well is crim­i­nal mas­ter­mind and busi­ness­man Justin Hammer.

Iron Man 2 looks like it has the right spark to start the new sum­mer block­buster sea­son and quite frankly I wouldn’t have it any other way.

It’s now offi­cial! On April 27th, 2010,  Street Fighter returns to kick ass on the PS3 & Xbox 360. For the last few months I have been shar­ing info with you guys about the games — trail­ers, game­play footage and char­ac­ters. Well, it seems today some new stuff hit the web and I wanted to share my find­ings with you guys.

First — Here is an anime trailer giv­ing some back­ground on new chal­lenger Juri:

Sec­ond: New Game­play footage:

Adon vs Ken:

Ryu vs Cody:

Trailer cred­its go to the crew at Machinima.com - look for their great videos on YouTube.

Let’s start off by say­ing that I have been a fan of Mel Gibson’s for a long time. When­ever he has done thrillers and period pieces he seems at his strongest. “Edge Of Dark­ness” takes Mel back to those thriller roots we know him so well for. His per­for­mance in this movie bor­rows from movies like Ran­som, Taken and Pay­back in terms of pace and ferocity.

Gib­son plays Detec­tive Thomas Craven, a man whose daugh­ter is bru­tally killed in his home. Craven thinks she was killed because of his police work. How­ever, her mur­der is a part of some­thing far big­ger and far more dan­ger­ous.

I am glad to see that Mel Gib­son is return­ing back to his suc­cess­ful roots. I will be going to check this out for sure.

With the great suc­cess that Iron Man became, we knew that Mar­vel was going to con­tinue the exploits of Tony Stark on the sil­ver screen. A few days ago I put up the poster for Iron Man 2, which showed the debut of War Machine. Fol­low­ing the release of that poster we were treated to a another one of Mickey Rourke as Whiplash. The buzz sur­round­ing Iron Man has been huge and will con­tinue to grow by leaps and bounds until the release of the film.

The newest pro­mo­tion for Iron Man is a viral mar­ket­ing cam­paign where fans are given the task of decod­ing secret mes­sages. One of the first pic­tures had a silou­ette of what appears to be Bruce Ban­ner. Whether I am right or wrong will be revealed in the com­ing months. For now feast your eyes on the trailer for Iron Man 2.

Enjoy!