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I had a thought today.

Twitter is Telepathy.

Or at least, a major precursor to it.

As we interact with Instant Messages, [Google] Readers, RSS Feeds, Blogs, Facebook, Twitter and extreme multitasking, we are literally rewiring our brains to accommodate not just a constant stream of information being uploaded into us, but multiple streams of thought as well. Twitter is just the latest facilitator of our rapidly skyrocketing information upload rate...

With less than two months to go to before the release of the Wolverine movie (and only days after I posted my first Wolverine Preview Review), Fox released the movie's final trailer which begins by extending the scene involving Wolverine's Adamantium infusion, explaining what's driving his actions, and adding new viewing angles of all the fighting and chaos.

But they didn't stop there...

Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li should have been "Chun-Li: Death of a Legend." Chun-Li, the progenitor of all female head-to-head video game fighters has had her good name smeared by this horrific mess of a movie.

On Rotten Tomatoes, for the first 72 hours of its release, it had a solid 00% until both the The New York Times and Variety gave it vaguely positive reviews and bumped the percentage up to 5. That just goes to prove that reviewers, even Cream of the Crop reviewers, are regular human beings and subject to terrible taste as well.

So, in the spirit of making terrible movies palatable, I present to you:

Who Watches the Watchmen?

Everybody!

No, really. You can't escape it. There are at least 10 different TV spots being aired every 20 minutes during prime time! The countdown has intensified and millions of nerds are going into paroxysms as the release date of Watchmen crawls ever closer. Instead of doing a preview of their regular trailers, I thought I'd take a look at a special type of trailer that the marketing masters of Watchmen cooked up...

In honor of Hugh Jackman hosting the Oscars, I figured it was only right that I preview his new movie, X-men Origins: Wolverine

After the upsetting liberties Brett Ratner took with the third installment of the X-Men franchise, Wolverine now has X-men nerds creeping cautiously back into the light asking, "Is it safe to come out again?"