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We've touched down in San Diego for Comic-Con 2010, and look what's there to greet us: new posters for two of Marvel Studios' most-anticipated movies!

Premiering at San Diego's Comic-Con International this year, the new posters for "Thor" and "Captain America: The First Avenger" offer some pretty dynamic images of the two characters destined to hit the big screen in their own solo films in 2011 — then again in 2012's team-up extravaganza "The Avengers." They're more concept art than actual screenshots from the film, but they're still all kinds of awesome.

My favorite part? The full shot of Loki's armor, horns and all! Read more...

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"Batman: Under The Red Hood" hits shelves July 27 on DVD and Blu-Ray, but if you're the impatient sort, you can check out the big-screen premiere of DC's next animated feature film this Friday at Comic-Con in San Diego.

And if that's still too long to wait, we have good news for you! You can watch a new, exclusive clip from the film right here, introduced by "Supernatural" actor Jensen Ackles, the voice of Red Hood:

If you're in San Diego, make sure to check out the "Batman: Under The Red Hood" premiere at 8:00 PM (PST) in Ballroom 20.

Keep it locked to Splash Page throughout the show for all your Comic-Con 2010 news, interviews, and exclusives. You can also follow your friendly neighborhood editor Rick Marshall and the rest of the Splash Page team on Twitter!

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

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If you're headed to Comic-Con International in San Diego like MTV News is this week, you probably know that a lot of other people will be joining you. The Twitter Report feed is crammed with airport and hotel-related post right now from folks like Jim Lee, David Petersen and Michael Papajohn. Lee even posted a pic of a PlayStation Portable he put some artwork on for the show.

Meanwhile back in the Midwest, "Transformers 3" has been shooting in downtown Chicago. You'll find one eye-witness account in the Report today along with thoughts on the New Jersey Devils' NHL problems, continuing reactions to "Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour" and a poignant question about Daredevil's powers in outer space.

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is the Twitter Report for July 21, 2010. Read more...

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"Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World" is already making a case for itself as one of the summer's most-anticipated movies, so it's no surprise that director Edgar Wright and the "Scott Pilgrim" crew are making a big splash out of this year's Comic-Con in San Diego. They've got a panel on Thursday evening, their very own Twitter feed, they'll customize convention attendees clothes, and they even have a new clip to debut exclusively on Splash Page!

Check out the new clip from the film (titled "Hey!") and have your own personal Comic-Con moment, you crazy kids:

Oh, and if you're in San Diego for Comic-Con, make sure to check out Universal's "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World" panel on Thursday at 6 PM (PST) in Hall H.

Keep it locked to Splash Page throughout the show for all your Comic-Con 2010 news, interviews, and exclusives. You can also follow your friendly neighborhood editor Rick Marshall and the rest of the Splash Page team on Twitter!

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

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A few weeks ago, we brought you the news that "30 Days of Night: Dark Days" — the sequel to David Slade's 2007 film "30 Days of Night" — was headed to shelves October 5 on DVD and Blu-Ray. Now we have some brand new images for you to checkout ahead of this weekend's premiere of the "Dark Days" trailer at Comic-Con, and some thoughts from one of the co-creators of the "30 Days" franchise in print and on the big screen.

Based on the celebrated horror comic created by Steve Niles and Ben Templesmith, "Dark Days" picks up where the previous film left off, with actress Kiele Sanchez taking over the role of Stella Oleson previously played by Melissa George. Ben Ketai directs the new installment of the "30 Days" franchise, based on a script he co-wrote with Niles.

I spoke with Niles to get some thoughts on the next chapter in the "30 Days" universe and get a sneak peek at a few new shots from the film. Read more...

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Exciting news for fans and readers who are unable to make the annual pilgrimage to San Diego's Comic-Con this year: MTV News has combined forces with MySpace to provide our Web audiences with the most immediate and interactive access to stars from the most highly anticipated upcoming films and television shows, via exclusive live broadcasts.

The daily live shows will hit the Net from the MySpace & MTV Tower at Hard Rock Hotel San Diego beginning Thursday. Hosted by MTV Movies Editor Josh Horowitz, the shows will stream simultaneously on MySpace and MTV.com, and viewers can take part in the conversations firsthand and in real time by posting comments and questions for the chance to have their favorite celebrities answer live. Read more...

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Yesterday, we brought you the first video from the set of "The Walking Dead," AMC's upcoming television series based on Robert Kirkman's celebrated comic book series. Now we have yet another video for you from the ravaged streets of downtown Atlanta, courtesy of the "Walking Dead" team.

This time around, it's makeup effects supervisor and zombie-movie veteran Greg Nicotero explaining how the comic book series influenced the look of the live-action living dead.

"We took a lot of our visual cues from the graphic novel," Nicotero told MTV News. "The sketches have them real gaunt, a lot of exposed teeth, and a couple specific characters [were inspired by] the graphic novel [and] the sketches they did." Read more...

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"Scott Pilgrim Volume 6: Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour" went on sale last night at midnight, and the comics community in the Twitter Report feed was out in full force posting pics and reactions. Unfortunately, "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World" director Edgar Wright didn't sound like he was able to be among them, but cosplayers galore were out at shops as something of a prelude to Comic-Con this week.

In other posting, "Inception" is still prompting reactions, and Jamal Igle, Kazu Kibuishi and Olivia Wilde have all weighed in now. Click on past the jump to find out which of them required yam fries to call down, as well as how a Scream Awards judge feels about Alan Moore's nomination and which writer is learning to play "Football Manager 2010."

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is the Twitter Report for July 20, 2010. Read more...

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FROM MTV MOVIES: Early on in the "Inception" preproduction process, director Christopher Nolan and director of photography Wally Pfister had a conversation that dragged on for weeks: After shooting a portion of "The Dark Knight" in IMAX, would they also shoot their Leonardo DiCaprio-starring thriller in the large-scale film format?

"Finally I had to tell Chris that the way he was describing the film, so much of it wanted to be with a handheld camera and kind of running around," Pfister told MTV News. "That's just not physically possible with the IMAX camera. We ruled out shooting in IMAX."

Their thinking on how to shoot "Batman 3," however, might turn out to be vastly different. "I can't say until I read the script, but it would certainly be my preferred, amazing goal to shoot the whole movie in IMAX," Pfister said.

Continue reading 'Batman 3' Cinematographer Hopes To Shoot 'Whole Movie In IMAX' at Movies.MTV.com.

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With the full "The Avengers" roster rumored to be revealed at Comic-Con International in just a few short days, other rumors are heating up regarding which actors will occupy the currently unfilled roles. Edward Norton's departure has left Bruce Banner's purple pants up for grabs, for instance, with actor Mark Ruffalo the rumored frontrunner for the job.

But what about Hank Pym, the troubled scientist better known as Ant-Man? As the central figure of Edgar Wright's developing "Ant-Man" solo film for Marvel Studios, Pym is virtually locked for a seat on the Avengers' starting rotation when the film arrives in theaters in 2012. But who's going to play him?

Well, that depends on who you ask, as conflicting reports have emerged regarding one possible candidate: "Predators" star Adrien Brody. Read more...

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