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So sometimes rumors are interesting and this is one of them. As Terminator Salvation gets underway we are starting to hear more and more about this movie. Recently,  Pause.com recently spoke to a studio source who claimed that Linda Hamilton, who portrayed Sarah Connor in Terminator and T2, has signed a three-picture deal to appear in Terminator Salvation and subsequent sequels. I can’t can’t help wonder how true this is… Later on, the story was updated with a mention that the site was... Read Full Story

Well the interesting think about sequels (is sequels the interesting things - excuse the Tigger reference) is that they are often lazily written. You get a cracking first instalment and then the world turns a few times, the writers wonder what to do next with their advance, and the actors think of a great big pay cheque (and who can blame them). There are of course exceptions to the rule, examples would be the recent Dark knight (etc etc ), or the Godfather II, or even the classic “Empire... Read Full Story

Guillermo del Toro talks about the “Hellboy” movies being a trilogy – what with the first film being about his birth, the second his teenage choices, and the third about becoming an adult and facing the consequences of those choices. “The third one would be facing your destiny, if such a thing exists, and making the ultimate decision,” del Toro says. Tantalizing, but vague. So we asked “Hellboy” creator Mike Mignola to clarify – what would the final installment be about, besides bouncing... Read Full Story

August 07, 2008 06:39:11 GMT by Staff Writer Amidst the speculation of the end of 'Hellboy' in the possible third installment, creator Mike Mignola revealed his hopes on stopping Guillermo del Toro from killing the superhero in 'Hellboy III'. When talking about the direction to which he is going to bring "Hellboy III", director Guillermo del Toro stated that the third of the planned trilogy is about him being an adult and dealing with the consequences resulting from "Hellboy II... Read Full Story

The Comic Con crowds absolutely devoured Terminator Salvation last month, where they were treated to new footage and a panel discussion led by director McG, who I'm told by the brothers at MoviePulse displayed plenty of "self-assuredness" during his time on the dais. One fan who couldn't make it to Comic Con was California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, but I guess if Arnold wants to see what you're working on, you set that up for him. So the Los Angeles Times reports that Arnie had... Read Full Story