Oh dear! Snarf looks shit. Who's playing Lion-o, he sounded English?
Nerd News Page 7
You're kidding right!?
Afraid not. I tried to watch it again but it won't play now.
Hahaha It's a fan made trailer. Featuring clips from Troy, X-Men 3 etc. that have been altered. 
Oh, and Garfield I think (Snarf).
Quote: Nil Putters @ December 24 2008, 7:07 PM GMTHahaha It's a fan made trailer. Featuring clips from Troy, X-Men 3 etc. that have been altered.
Oh, and Garfield I think (Snarf).
Oh right 
In my defence I don't know anything about recent films!
And I didn't watch it properly 
ok. 
Are these the worlds 3 greatest cock stands?
Yes.
Doesn't work.
The link should now.
Cor.
Fox Wins Back Watchmen Rights! Judge Rules Against Warner Bros!
Watchmen court case news from the LA Times...
LOS ANGELES — In a surprise ruling, a federal judge in Los Angeles said he intended to grant 20th Century Fox's claim that it owns a copyright interest in the "Watchmen," a movie shot by Warner Brothers and Legendary Pictures and set for release in March.
The decision was disclosed in a five-page written order issued on Wednesday. Gary A. Feess, a judge in the United States District Court for Central California, said he would provide a more detailed order soon.
Fox has been seeking to prevent Warner from releasing the film. The superhero adventure, based on the "Watchmen" graphic novel, is being directed by Zack Snyder (who also directed "300") and has shaped up as one of most eagerly anticipated releases for next year.
A Warner spokesman, Scott Rowe, declined to comment on the ruling and the studio's plans.
At an earlier hearing, the judge said he believed that issues in the case could be settled only at a trial, which was scheduled for late January. On Wednesday, however, Judge Feess said he had reconsidered and concluded that Fox should prevail on crucial issues.
"Fox owns a copyright interest consisting of, at the very least, the right to distribute the 'Watchmen' motion picture," the ruling said.
Fox acquired rights to the "Watchmen" graphic novel in the late 1980s for the producer Lawrence Gordon, but eventually dropped its own plan to make a movie from its story, about the underside of life for superbeings.
Mr. Gordon later pursued the project with Universal Pictures, and then with Paramount Pictures, before shooting it with Warner and Legendary under an arrangement that allows Paramount to distribute the film abroad.
In ruling on Wednesday, Judge Feess advised both Fox and Warner to look toward a settlement or an appeal.
"The parties may wish to turn their efforts from preparing for trial to negotiating a resolution of this dispute or positioning the case for review," he said.
Tron 2 news. Yes, Tron 2!
Well the thing is it should only affect the North American release as Paramount (who previously developed and dropped it) owns distribution for the rest of the world.
And as they haven't said a word about the case they are either onto a winner or hopes noone notices . . .
Oh God not Tron 2. Please! Tron is a classic.