Gamer, the feature film about multi player games where other humans are your Avatars, will be theaters on September 4th.

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These pics apparently come from "Epitaph One," the show's 13th episode, which Day stars in and which Fox (perhaps because of superstition) has decided not to air. The episode takes place in a post-apocalyptic future:

The Dollhouse looks all grunged up, and Tophers' mind-wiping chair has been taken over by Lilith Fair refugees. Are they forcing an innocent person to be mind-sucked, or are they giving someone the imprint that will turn him/her into the savior they need in this bleak era? Also, note an excessive number of candles. One more pic at the link. [Dollverse via FeliciaDay]

Some new pics from the movie have popped up in the German film magazine Cinema, and the British mag Total Film. (More Total Film pics at the link below.) In addition to scenes of the T-600s looking crazily messed up (which remind me of the images from the prequel comics we showed you yesterday) there are some great pics of old bomber planes pressed into service against Skynet, plus John Connor leading the charge:

Still more proof that this is going to be a fantastic-looking movie, whether or not McG's "elliptical" ending drives us all insane. [Sarah Connor Society and Total Film]

You gotta admit Zoe Saldana is a stunning addition to this all boy crew, sure the Orion Slave Girl is cute and all, but my heart stays true to Uhura.

Star Trek will be in theaters May 8th.

[via Slash Film]

The two new pics of jumping Wolverine and Wolverine's confrontation with Sabretooth come from IGN, and you can find them in higher resolution over there. Meanwhile, SpoilerTV has some new "character posters" from the film, including a better look at some of Wolverine's mutant enemies. I had forgotten that Agent Zero was in this film, actually.

Keeslar plays Richard Connell, an outdoorsman who hires Echo (Dushku) to be his companion on a little wilderness getaway. Unfortuantely, he's not just looking for a little nookie in the woods, and someone to hold his ammo while he shoots animals. Rather, he wants a more stimulating target to hunt. It's like Hard Target, only with a mindwiped babe. We reviewed some pages from the script for this episode a while back, and it sounds like Keeslar and Dushku have mindblowing sex, and we get to see them being all afterglowy in bed together. And then Keeslar suddenly kicks her out of bed and gives her a slight head start before he comes after her, guns blazing. The cad! I can just imagine what the Middleman would say about such behavior.

Here's the official description for the episode:

Echo is imprinted to be the female counterpart to an avid outdoorsman and quickly learns how the hunter becomes the hunted during her wilderness adventure. Agent Ballard receives a clue to Echo’s real identity, encouraging him to continue his investigation, while flashbacks reveal the tragic events at the Dollhouse that led to Boyd’s arrival and Dr. Saunders’ scars.

[Whedon.Info and SpoilerTV]

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