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Opinion: NEWSARAMA And The Infuriating Power of Lists
Two recent lists by Newsarama touched off a firestorm of controversy. And that might be just what Newsarama wanted. [click for more]
Star Trek
Movie News
New Releases: June 29
Beer drinking teddy bears, male strippers, cross-dressers and just a hint of incest in a freaky weekend at the cinemas.
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Comics And Film
HISTORY OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM: Superman (Finally) Returns
J.J. Abrams! McG! Brett Ratner! Bryan Singer! SUPERMAN RETURNS! Zack Snyder! Oh, my! [click for more]
Movie News
J J Abrams Officially Directing STAR TREK Sequel
Anyone not expecting this? [click for more]
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New Releases: June 10
It’s kids having adventures at the movies this week. [click for more]
Features
Piller’s Lost STAR TREK Book
Update: The manuscript was removed from TrekCore at the request of Piller’s family. Writer Michael Piller was one of the guiding voices of the Star Trek franchise almost immediately from his joining Star Trek: The [click for more]
Movie News
Oscar Nominations: Who Will Make The Cut
It’s that time of year again. This Tuesday, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will announce the nominees for the 82nd Annual Academy Awards. Every year there are snubs and surprises, thrills and [click for more]
Movie News
Deleted TREK Scene: Nero And The Klingons
Ever wonder what Nero was up to for the two decades or so that passed between his first appearance in JJ Abrams’s Star Trek film and when the main story kicked into gear? Me too. [click for more]
Movie News
AMPAS Raises Total Best Picture Nominees To Ten
Every year up to now, people have complained that their favorite movies never made the cut when Oscar time rolled around. Now, the complaints will be about an undeserving film getting a nod. And probably [click for more]
Movie News
New Releases: May 21
1. Terminator Salvation (Warner Bros., 3, 530 Theaters, 130 Minutes, Rated PG-13): When Terminator hit theaters back in 1984, and became a big hit on the then-new home video market, people were wondering if a [click for more]