The Walking Dead TV Series looks to be one of the most anticipated shows set to premiere this fall from AMC.  It was huge at this year’s Comic-Con,  and now the trailer is online for all to see.  The show is set to have a 90 minute premiere ironically on October 31st and will be directed by Frank Darabont (The Shawshank Redemption).  From what I’ve seen, the series has a strong I Am Legend and 28 Days Later feel to it.  AMC just might change the way people think about zombie films and shows forever with this series.  Thanks to Collier!

The Expendables has turned out to be a smash hit at the box office.  So what better way to show off the success of each of the stars by showing their body counts from their films.  It's sad that Arnold isn't on the list, but now you can enjoy a listing of each star's body count they've racked up in their career.  Enjoy the stats and check out our review for the movie HERE.

I've been playing WoW for quite some time now, and just when you think you've seen and done everything with it, Blizzard does something to pull you back in.  So it goes without saying that I'm excited to learn more about the collector's edition of World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, the next expansion of the series which looks to be setup similar to the recent Starcraft 2 Collector's Edition.  You can read all about the juicy details after the jump...

Here's a rundown of all the neat things that come with the Collector's Edition:

* Art of the Cataclysm art book, featuring 176 pages of never-before-seen images from the archives of the Blizzard Entertainment cinematics department and the World of Warcraft development team, as well as progressive visuals from multiple stages of development.
 
* Exclusive in-game pet: he may not be a breaker of worlds just yet, but Lil' Deathwing will still proudly accompany heroes on their struggle to save Azeroth from his much, much larger counterpart.
 
* Behind-the-scenes DVD with over an hour of developer interviews and commentaries, as well as a special Warcraft(R) retrospective examining the rich gaming history of the Warcraft universe.
 
* Soundtrack featuring 10 epic new tracks from Cataclysm, including exclusive bonus tracks.
 
* Special-edition mouse pad depicting Deathwing menacing the ravaged continents of Azeroth.
 
* World of Warcraft Trading Card Game cards, including a 60-card starter deck from the Wrathgate series, two extended-art cards, and two Collector's Edition-exclusive hero cards, marking the first appearance of goblin and worgen heroes in the TCG.

...all this for the asking price of $79.99!  I'm already looking forward to just the regular game and playing as the Worgen and Goblin races.  But all those cool extras of the collector's edition has me tempted to pick that one up instead.  If you want to learn even more about game, check out Blizzard's website for the game HERE.

August 13, 2010 – With record-breaking box office tallies around the
world, Disney/Pixar’s Toy Story 3 has become the highest-grossing
animated film of all time taking in more than $920 million at the global
box office to date. This weekend, the critically acclaimed Toy Story 3
is expected to become Disney’s second film to cross the $400 million
domestic threshold and currently ranks as the 4th highest grossing film
in company history globally. “In 1995, the talented team at Pixar
introduced a cowboy, a space ranger and their friends who have gone on
to become some of the most beloved characters in the world. The success
of Toy Story is due to the tremendously creative and innovative team at
Pixar, led by John Lasseter and Ed Catmull, and our incredible marketing
and distribution teams around the world,” said Rich Ross, Chairman of
The Walt Disney Studios. “In Toy Story 3, director Lee Unkrich, producer
Darla Anderson and the incredible team at Pixar have given audiences a
film that continued the rich storytelling and character building that
have become synonymous with every Pixar release.”
 
Toy Story 3 started its record-breaking domestic run on June 18 becoming
Disney/Pixar’s highest grossing opening weekend taking in $109 million
and marking the highest June opening in industry history. Toy Story 3
was the 11th Disney/Pixar title to debut in the #1 position on the
opening weekend of wide release.
 
Toy Story 3 continues to charm audiences around the world, tallying more
than $518 million to date, and is expected become Disney’s largest
international animated release this weekend. Latin American audiences
have contributed $138 million making Toy Story 3 the highest ever
grossing Disney film in the region. The film has ranked as the #1 film
in the UK for four consecutive weeks and is the most successful release
in company history with $90 million to date. Another key driver of the
film is Japan, where the film has taken in $84 million while spending
five consecutive weeks as the #1 movie in the territory. Toy Story 3 is
climbing the box office charts, and currently ranks as the #14 film in
global box office history.
 
While Buzz, Woody and the gang delight audiences in theatres around the
world, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment has also announced that
Toy Story 3 will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on November 2, 2010.

At nearly two-decades old, the Sonic franchise is due for a revival. While most fans have been celebrating his return-to-form 2D adventure with Sonic 4, the game that should be in their sights is the VERY (emphasis on VERY) Super Mario Galaxy-inspired Sonic Colors, a Nintendo-exclusive set to unleash its hedgehog fury on the Wii and DS consoles this November. To help remind people of the power their mascot once held, Sega is pulling all the stops by releasing not just the official box-art shots for both versions, but an incredible trailer absolutely dripping with gameplay footage and featuring the song 'Reach for the Stars' by Jean Paul Makhlouf (from New Jeresy band Cash Cash).

Is it cheesy? You bet, but cheesy music is practically a requirement in any good Sonic game, and after nearly two decades of so-so Sonic games, they reall need to hit this one out of the park. From what we experienced at E3, they finally seem to have nailed the third-dimension, and as I alluded above, Nintendo's recent plumbing adventures (right down to the galaxy hub-system) has affected just about every ounce of the game. This is great news, and I'm proud to say that for the first time in well over a decade, I'm really excited about a 3D Sonic game.

Sonic Colors zooms onto the Wii and DS consoles November 16th! Keep reading to see the game's official box-art, as well as a spectacular trailer overflowing with gameplay footage and even more musical cheese. Hey, it's no 'Sonic Boom', but it'll do in a pinch. Keep reading now!

Here's a look at the new gameplay trailer for the upcoming Medal of Honor game. What's even more cool is that the trailer is directed by Linkin Park's own Joesph Hahn and features a new song from Linkin Park called The Catalyst, which will be featured on their upcoming 'A Thousand Suns' album that's due to hit September 14th.  The group knows a thing or two about making smash-hit singles (for movies), as they've scored back-to-back hits by providing lead singles for both live-action Transformers movies.

Enjoy the trailer and song, and be on the lookout for Medal of Honor when it explodes into the gaming world on October 12, 2010!

I've never really understood why some media companies are so coy about releasing finished trailers to the public, especially ones that have been specifically designed to end a movie's speculation of crappiness and convince the masses that it's worth seeing.  Such is the 'leaked' trailer for Marvel's upcoming Thor movie, which, as directed by Kenneth Branagh and starring Chris Hemsworth (Star Trek) and Natalie Portman in the leads, looks to pinch us one character closer to having the full Avengers ensemble together.

Hemsworth looks good in the part, and Anthony Hopkins sounds amazing as Thor's father Odin.  So far, so good, although I'm not sure if some casual movie fans will dig the obvious cheese that makes this look like a fun hybrid between Flash Gordon meets Masters of the Universe (really), or if we need the unnecessary Twilight 'shirtless guy' moments in there.  But this isn't a movie for the nerds - thank goodness - but for the masses, and I can only hope it's a lot closer to Iron Man than 2003's Hulk ever was.  Guess we'll see when Thor smashes his mighty hammer into theaters May 6th!

Why, it seems like it was just yesterday that Chris was sharing the first-ever poster for the upcoming live-action/animated hybrid Yogi Bear movie with the world... oh, wait....it WAS just yesterday.  Now we've got an even fresher honey-glazed look at the Dan Aykroyd and Justin Timberlake-starring movie with the debut trailer, courtesy of Yahoo Movies.  To be honest, Aykroyd and Timberlake sound an awful lot like the original Hanna-Barbera cartoon, and the animated Yogi and Boo Boo bears they're playing.  And while I'm not 100% confident that the full thing will be anything more than the slapstick comedy it looks to be, right now it doesn't look (or sound) that bad.  Color me impressed.

Yogi Bear steals your pic-a-nic baskets starting December 17th!

Here's a look at the poster for the upcoming Yogi Bear film from Warner Bros.  Dan Aykroyd and Justin Timberlake voice the animated bears among a cast featuring Anna Faris, TJ Miller, Tom Cavanagh, and Andrew Daly.  The film's plot revolves around Jellystone Park losing business, causing the Mayor to shut it down and sell the land.  With that happening, Yogi and Boo Boo will be tossed out of the only home they’ve ever known.  The two join forces with their old nemesis Ranger Smith to find a way to save Jellystone Park from closing and to save their home.

We'll have to see if Yogi really is smarter than the average bear when it hits theaters on December 17, 2010.