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A new clip from "The Last Airbender" has hit the 'Net, giving us another look at actor Noah Ringer in action as Aang, the last surviving member of the air-bending nomads' tribe, and the last hope for a world at war.

Check out his moves in the clip below as he takes on an army of Fire Nation soldiers:

"The Last Airbender" hits theaters July 1.

Let us know what you think in the comment section or on Twitter!

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David Dunn may be unbreakable, but our fragile fanboy hearts are not. "Unbreakable" fans across the globe have long suffered waiting for news about a possible sequel to the 2000 superhero film. Recently, excitement built up to a fever pitch when it was revealed that M. Night Shyamalan will reunite with Bruce Willis for an unknown project.

But that project isn't "Unbreakable 2," sadly. In fact, it doesn't sound like an "Unbreakable" sequel is in the cards for the immediate future.

MTV News caught up with Shyamalan during a press junket for "The Last Airbender" and asked the filmmaker if he's given any further thought to continuing the tale of the unbreakable David Dunn. Shyamalan said he's not closed off to the idea of a sequel, but it's all a matter of finding the right story. Read more...

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Earlier this week, we reported on the news that Marvel had named veteran writer Jeph Loeb the new Executive Vice President in charge of Television for the company.

As the head of the newly created division within Marvel Entertainment, Loeb's duties reportedly involve the oversight of live-action and animated Marvel television series development, as well as direct-to-DVD features.

But what does all this mean for the big- and small-screen future of Marvel's stable of characters?

I spoke to Loeb about the news to get his take on the new position, how he's approaching the job, and Marvel's vision for their new television division. Read more...

As Sony has allegedly viewed screen tests for the top "Spider-Man" candidates, it's a sure bet that fans are going to get to know their Peter Parker sometime soon — it's just a matter of who winds up under the mask.

Josh Hutcherson is one name that's been tossed around, with the actor himself having confirmed his status as a candidate for your friendly neighborhood web-slinger. Speaking with MTV News, Hutcherson spoke further about being in contention for the lead role in director Marc Webb's forthcoming "Spider-Man" reboot.

"You can't prepare for that, you know? It's so big," the actor told MTV. "To be considered on the list with some of the people I'm being considered with is like an honor. These actors are so good. I mean, it's such a big movie." Read more...

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Wonder Woman's new costume was the talk of the Twitter Report feed today. He skirt-and-jacket look from writer J. Michael Straczynski and artist Don Kramer has loads of creators talking, and among them are Ryan Kelly, Tim Seeley, Fred Van Lente and Ron Marz.

"Eclipse" also has people typing away at their Twitter accounts this week. Some vamp romance lovers are excited, while other folks like Rob Liefeld have expressed worry. You can check out why he was anxious along with some reactions to "Jonah Hex" and "Toy Story 3" after the jump.

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is your Twitter Report for June 30, 2010. Read more...

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"The Last Airbender" makes its long-awaited debut in theaters tomorrow, and though you might already be familiar with the Nickelodeon animated series the film is based on, that wasn't the only source of inspiration for the live-action film.

In an interview with MTV News, director M. Night Shyamalan explained how Bruce Lee's 1973 classic "Enter The Dragon" inspired his favorite scene in "The Last Airbender."

"Sometimes you just see something and you go, 'Wow, this is just working out exactly perfectly,'" said Shyamalan. "The Master Pakku fight [was like that]." Read more...

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So... Wonder Woman has a new costume (again).

As we reported earlier today, the DC heroine is getting a new look in today's issue of "Wonder Woman" #600, as designed by comics veteran and DC Comics Co-Publisher Jim Lee. And though this isn't the first time Wonder Woman's look received a redesign (and certainly won't be the last), it's caused a fair amount of debate around the comics world.

Thus far, the new costume hasn't been received very favorably by fans, and the iconic heroine's fashion sense has been attacked by all manner of critic, fan, and armchair pundit alike. But is the new costume really that bad? I want to hear from you! Read more...

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While doubts were raised earlier this year regarding a potential follow-up to "Green Lantern: First Flight," it appears that "Green Lantern" is going to star in another animated film.

According to World's Finest Online, Warner Brothers Home Video has revealed that "Green Lantern: Emerald Knights" is on their upcoming slate of animated projects. The new animated film was hinted at earlier this month during the Cartoon Network upfronts that also announced the upcoming "Green Lantern" animated series.

The report also confirms that "Batman: Year One" is one of the next DC animated films, along with "Superman/Batman: Apocalypse" which was officially announced earlier this week. Read more...

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Following the release of "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World" later this summer, director Edgar Wright will presumably jump back to his other comic book movie, "Ant-Man."

And while Wright has primarily become known for his comedy films like "Shaun of the Dead" and "Hot Fuzz," the filmmaker insists that "Ant-Man" will not be a comedic send-up of other superhero films.

"What we wrote for the first draft, and what Marvel really liked, is that it's funny," Wright told Box Office Magazine. "But it's a genre film. It's about the level of comedy that 'Iron Man' has. The idea is to make a high-concept genre film where it's within another genre." Read more...

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In the latest issue of "Wonder Woman," the title character undergoes some drastic alterations.

Wonder Woman's costume is being changed to reflect her new origin by the incoming creative team of J. Michael Straczynski and artist Don Kramer. The costume was designed by Jim Lee, one of the top comic artists in the industry who was also named co-publisher of DC Comics earlier this year.

[UPDATE: We want to know what you think of the new look, so go vote in our Wonder Woman costume poll!]

“She’s been locked into pretty much the exact same outfit since her debut in 1941,” Straczynski told the New York Times. “If you’re going to make a statement about bringing Wonder Woman into the 21st century, you need to be bold and you need to make it visual. I wanted to toughen her up, and give her a modern sensibility.” Read more...

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