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Jude Law Is Going To Rip That Robo-Liver Out Of Your Body [NSFW]
In forthcoming flick Repo Men, Jude Law and Forest Whitaker play baddies who cut you open and rip out your mechanical organs when you can't pay. It's like Repo! The Genetic Opera, but with less singing and awesome actors. More »Sabretooth Had A Lousy Self-Image, Thanks To You
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Will hairy mutants be battling it out Chorus Line style in the new Wolverine Origins feature? In an interview, Wolverine nemesis Liev Schreiber revealed how the movie's dark and scary fight scenes were influenced by each actor's love of the dance.