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Poor Star Wars. Its fanbase endured through weaker movies and characters aimed at children, but I'm not sure the franchise will survive through The Clone Wars, one of the worst things to hit theaters this year. We discuss the downfall of Star Wars, Tom Cruise being replaced by a woman, more remake rumors, and more (Guest Third Seat: Cinema Blend's Mack Rawden). Links to the stories discussed this week can be found on Rafe's delicious page.

Skull X and J. Ray give you the skinny on the following summer flicks...

Filed under: Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fandom, Newsstand, Home Entertainment, Movie Marketing, Remakes and Sequels Finally, the DVD you've all been waiting for (yes, you, in the "Give Short Round a Spin Off Movie" t-shirt): Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull will arrive on DVD and Blu-ray this October 14 (and not November 11, as previously reported). Indeed! Paramount Home Entertainment has announced that Crystal Skull will hit in single disc or two-disc form on DVD and a two-disc Blu-ray edition. Additionally, a DVD boxed set called The Complete Adventure Collection (featuring the first three movies and the two-disc Special Edition DVD of Crystal Skull) will also go on sale. Unfortunately, there's no word on when the first three Indiana Jones films will be released on Blu-ray. So, pony up -- who'll be giving this one a second chance on DVD? Full specs on both the two-disc Special Edition DVD and two-disc Blu-ray edition listed after the jump ... View PollContinue reading DVD Details for 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull' Permalink | Email this | Comments

We're back after an irregular few weeks. So what's new? Rafe is smoking, Sometimes Tim admits to a sordid past, and Margaret is harboring ill will over thoughts that she could be replaced. Still, we put together a pretty good show this week, touching base on Morgan Freeman's accident, Bernie Mac and Bernie Brillstein's deaths, more franchises attempting to move forward with new chapters, the latest from Tarantino, and even a little more follow up from Comic-Con. Links to the stories discussed in this week's show can be found at Rafe's delicious page.

The Indiana Jones writer and producer has given more details about the possible next instalment.Author: ITN Tags: indiana jones five 5 harrison ford shia labeouf mutt mutt williams fedora steven spielberg Posted: 08 August 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Harrison Ford talks about being grateful to play Indiana Jones again. Also, Maxim Magazine's Ruth Hilton gives Hollywood 411 the scoop on his low-flying planes.

The new Knight Rider series has created a lot of debate among fans of the old tried-and-true Hasselhoff series. Can this new show live up to the legend of the original? Can it avoid its pitfalls of formulaic storylines? Where in the world was turbo boost on that backdoor pilot? We got a chance to talk with a few members of the cast as well as one of the show's producers and ask them these exact questions.

We didn't wind up having time to run a show from San Diego during our adventures at Comic Con, so instead we're putting together a show mid-week. Rafe talks about the Comic Con experience, what was good and what fell flat, and pulls back the curtain on a few things behind the scenes while Margaret and Tim add their usual flair to the conversation.

"Genuine Nerd" Toby Radloff cracks the whip on ""Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull!"

Raw video of actor's mangled pickup truck.

Shia LaBeouf gets arrested on a charge of DWI.

Author: NostalgiaCriti Added: Sun, 27 Jul 2008 08:34:39 -0800 Duration: 224Chester A Bum reviews Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

This is a pretty neat trailer starring a Indiana Jones spoof character called Tadeo Jones. This was produced by a very talented animator called Enrique Gato, also the creator of the Super Lopez clip. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Author: SegaGenesis32x Added: Wed, 23 Jul 2008 14:55:17 -0800 Duration: 427A Revver upload of the two part Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Revenge review by UrinatingTree formerly known as the Fat Mann Judgeth. I do not take credit for this review or what UrinatingTree has done within the review, I am merely the archiver, not the creator. Permission was given by UrinatingTree to upload these reviews where one wishes, as noted in his post at the OMGWTF?! forums.

Author: SegaGenesis32x Added: Tue, 22 Jul 2008 06:34:21 -0800 Duration: 518A Revver upload of the Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade review by UrinatingTree formerly known as the Fat Mann Judgeth. I do not take credit for this review or what UrinatingTree has done within the review, I am merely the archiver, not the creator. Permission was given by UrinatingTree to upload these reviews where one wishes, as noted in his post at the OMGWTF?! forums.

Author: ontheleesh Added: Mon, 21 Jul 2008 15:40:09 -0800 Duration: 127Episode 1, Part 2 Entry 347 Jonathon updates George Lucas on Phillipa's first day... Phillipa Phillips: Marina Kotovnikov Cyrus Borg: Christopher Borg Bernice: Julie Tortorici Sally: Jessica Arinella Jonathon: Matt Rashid

The Dark Knight has arrived, blowing away box-office records and most of our expectations. Hear our individual takes on the latest Batman movie - both the good and the bad, as well as our thoughts on accusations of corpse licking in the case of Heath Ledger. Batman wasn't the only super-heroic tale worth viewing this week. We give you our thoughts on Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, the Watchmen trailer, and more!

In 2004 Ewan McGregor and Charlie Boorman made a round-the-globe trip from London to New York on their motorcycles. The trip was documented and became the miniseries The Long Way Round. Last year, the two went on a second trip that took them through Africa which has been turned into The Long Way Down. The documentary will air in a miniseries format next month, but first Fathom Events is bringing a special director’s cut of the trip to theaters for a one-night event. We got the chance to talk to Ewan McGregor (the Star Wars prequels, Big Fish) and producer David Alexanian about The Long Way Down - the goal behind trips like these, the trials and tribulations they faced, and moments you can’t capture on film.

Author: dukey03 Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 12:33:47 -0800 Duration: 209Our brand new show where we discuss which games are renters, and which games are buyers!

Author: dukey03 Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 12:33:47 -0800 Duration: 209Our brand new show where we discuss which games are renters, and which games are buyers!

Reviews: I Kill Giants #1, Captain America: White #0, Indiana Jones and the Tomb of the Gods #1 Kevin Conn returns to join us for lotsa nerdy talk with Hellboy 2, Kyle Piccolo, Dr. Horrible's Sing-A-Long Blog and Jimmy Tune in to a new exciting adventure starring Alan Moore , Dan Didio and other surprise guests! Don't miss the special SDCC announcement from Kevin!

In less than a week The Dark Knight will descend upon us all. Will it be the movie we're all looking forward to? We'll see soon enough. For this week, we talk about Hellboy, how other movies are expecting to compete with The Dark Knight, the awesomeness of Robert Downey Jr., projects from Joss Whedon we're looking forward to, Comic Con anticipations, and whether we would be interested in seeing Ellen Ripley fight Aliens again.

Filed under: Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Exhibition, Cinematical Seven, Remakes and Sequels, Lists If you paid good money to see Jaws 3-D, Friday the 13th Part 3 (in 3-D) and The Man Who Wasn't There (the Steve Guttenberg 1983 version in 3-D) during their original theatrical runs, as I did, then you might understand why I've been so reluctant to board the new 3-D bandwagon.Those were awful movies and terrible 3-D experiences: ghost images everywhere, red/blue mix-ups, and constantly shifting focus. The stupid little 3-D paper "viewers" never fit correctly over my own prescription eyeglasses. Instead of inducing a sense of wonder, those movies made my stomach queasy. But everyone says the new technology is markedly better, and I'm even more optimistic after reading Christopher Campbell's recent column on the wonders of Journey to the Center of the Earth in digital 3-D. I plan to see for myself this weekend, and in anticipation, I started dreaming about other movies that might really benefit from 3-D done right. To keep the list from becoming endless, the seven below could all be considered future cousins of Journey, adventures involving travel through time, place and/or space. All are proposed sequels or remakes or adaptations of published works, and, alas, all must be considered dream projects, at least as far as 3-D is concerned. Put on your 3-D glasses before jumping onward to my choices, and please share your dreams in the comments.Continue reading Cinematical Seven: Dream Projects We'd Love to See in 3-D Permalink | Email this | Comments

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Author: scottmar818 Added: Wed, 09 Jul 2008 12:34:34 -0800 Duration: 160Chris Hansen busts Indy!

Author: scottmar818 Added: Wed, 09 Jul 2008 12:34:34 -0800 Duration: 160Chris Hansen busts Indy!