The new trailer for Blade Trinity uses music from the Matrix while showing scenes containing wire stunts, bullet time effects and invulnerable superhumans fighting with swords. Despite all the copycatting done by the trailer’s producers, this third installment in the trilogy actually seems to have more original elements than you would expect in a sequel.

A boxer is suing Sylvester Stallone because the 1976 film “Rocky” was based on him.

It’s a funny movie about a family of superheroes. It’s by Brad Bird, director of “The Iron Giant” and “Family Dog.” It’s from Pixar. It’s got Samuel L. Jackson. And every time we get a new trailer, it looks more awesome. The Incredibles is going to rock. End of story.

Cult Filmmaker Russ Meyer Dies at 82 Meyer was…well, let’s be blunt: He was the king of movies featuring women with balconies fit for performing Shakespeare. Actually, that’s not as blunt as I could be, but I try to keep this an all-ages blog. Now, I’ve never actually seen a Russ Meyer film. Not for…

Superhero Hype has pictures of the Fantastic Four cast, both from the online version of USA Today and the print version of the article.

The web site for the Team America World Police Movie now has a special Kim Jong Il section with screen savers and wallpapers of the movie/real life supervillain. Just let the site load and give it a few minutes for the puppet to say all it has to say. The South Park Studios web site…

Comics Continuum reports: “I’m not just impressed by what I’ve seen, but by the passion director Francis Lawrence has for the project,” former Hellblazer writer Brian Azzarello said. “This is a dark, mean, moody piece of work that definitely captures the nasty spirit of Hellblazer.” One word of caution: DC usually boosts all movies, good…

The Team America full trailer is up! Is it just me, or does one guy say the Klingon expression “Q’plah!” at one point? (All right, Klingon speakers, I probably spelled it wrong. Phonetically it is kuh-plah.)

SteynOnScreen reviews Hellboy (which he just saw on DVD, I’m guessing). He also hits The Village hard, swings the praises of Spider-Man 2 and manages a review of Fahrenheit 9/11 that sidesteps the political differences and looks at how it works as a movie.

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou looks interesting. Interesting in the sense that it could be a bizarre hit or a huge misfire. The plot appears to be about a Jaques Cousteau-ish underwater researcher who decides to embark on a mission to track down and kill a shark that ate a member of his team.…