This was a year of hard lessons. Movie attendance and ticket sales fell. Television shows struggled and died. Book publishers faced an electronic future. And through it all, some great works of the imagination thrived. What did 2010 teach us?

With health care a source of fierce debate in America, a movie like Repo Men was bound to be made. A bloody satire of the marriage between medicine and capitalism, it's about repo men who collect on overdue artificial organs.

Repo Men is a smorgasbord of absurdist futurism references, according to director Miguel Sapochnik. He showed us which science fiction classics he drew on, from Brazil to Clockwork Orange. But no, Repo! The Genetic Opera isn't on the list.

Get an early look at the Predators dialog you'll be quoting all summer, and find out who's replacing Kurt Russell in the new Thing. Is Kirk Acevedo returning to Fringe? Plus Lost, Eureka, Stargate, Smallville, FlashForward and Repo Men spoilers.

The novel that spawned the new movie Repo Men is out in a new paperback edition, and the the first line is, "The first time I ever held a pancreas in my hands, I got an erection." Organ-snatching spoilers ahead.

In Repo Men's dystopian future, health care has been so privatized, you can buy robotic organs on credit. But if you miss a payment, you're dead. So how much of this gory film is precautionary? Plenty, according to the cast.

Today's spoilers include our first glimpse of Green Lantern's Ryan Reynolds as Hal Jordan, plus Jeff Bridges talks Tron Legacy. Another Transformers star may not come back. Hugh Jackman gets a Real Steel co-star. Plus Lost, Fringe, FlashForward and Chuck!

Repo Men pours buckets of blood all over its near-future dystopia. A new red-band trailer, clips and stack of violent images just barely hint at this film's level of gore. Feast your eyes on 2010's bloodiest film, Repo Men.