Weekend Videos - It's Time To Geek Out
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Don't worry, this won't be another post of just Superman Returns videos, but you can't properly Geek Out without a little Super-something.
One of the coolest things from the new movie, is that using "the magic of computers" Marlon Brando lives on as Jor-El.
Ever wonder what it would be like in a fight between the United Federation of Planets and the Evil Galactic Empire? Find out in Star Trek vs Star Wars.
Al Gore has to deal with Bender from Futurama in this Trailer for An Incovenient Truth.
So, do you remember that kickass commercial of the Transforming Citroen C4? Well, now there's and extended version. Plus they've released a new commercial featuring the Citroen C4 Transformer skating on ice. But the best is watching the Old 1950s Citroen 2CV Transform.
Thanks for Geeking with me...


In my opinion, Bryan Singer really is one of the best directors of this generation. Even though he hasn't directed vey many films, many of those he has have become instant classics (namely "The Usual Suspects," and the "X-Men" films). So when it was announced long ago that he would be directing Superman Returns, I was exstatic. The next Superman movie is really going to need the best possible director for the job. But how cool would it be to have Singer direct the next Star Trek film!? Is it possible? Watch this video provided by
William Shatner (aka The Man) thinks he can bring back the glory days of the Star Trek franchise. The former centerpiece of the sci-fi universe said he's writing some new novels that pre-date the original series by a decade or two.
As "Captain" Kirk (Oh yeah, he wouldn't even be Captain yet!):
George Takei, the actor who played helmsman Hikaru Sulu on the original Star Trek series, has announced that he is gay. Takei played the character of Sulu for all three seasons of the original series, as well as in the first six Star Trek movies. Currently performing in the play Equus, Takei said his role as psychologist Martin Dysart was the root of his decision to come out of the closet publicly, according to the 


It looks as though the Star Trek franchise will continue to live on, even without the resources of Paramount behind it. 
As a grande finale, it was nothing of the sort. Instead of some stirring final message, which might hope to encapsulate the series, we watch the crew of the Enterprise undertake a meaningless mission, all from the point of view of a bloated Riker and Troy on the Holodeck of the Next Generation Enterprise. If they really needed to bring us back to the 24th century, couldn't we at least see Riker's new ship, the Titan? (Sorry, nerd moment there)























