Five Superhero Movies We're Glad Didn't Get Made

So the new Star Trek movie isn't exactly a reboot, or a prequel. It's more like a "preboot." And the recent Incredible Hulk was sort of a sequel to Hulk, but sort of a reboot.

Even while we watch these shows, there's a little voice in the back of our head that asks, wouldn't it be better if they all had lasers and space ships? So we decided to figure out which fall shows most need some science fiction, and how we'd do it.

It's finally happened: The Dark Knight broke the $500 million barrier this weekend like a giant man in a well-armored, bat-themed outfit smashing through a skylight that just happens to be well-placed above a crime in progress. But what does that mean?

A Canadian scientist and lifelong Batman aficionado has examined the Dark Knight's skills and figured out how regular people could transform themselves into real-life Batmen and Batwomen.

The new Fenstar 50 is expected to manage up to an hour, carrying a payload of 5kg - a quarter of its all-up weight. It can fly about happily in between buildings, and perhaps in and out of doors and windows etc. It could be very useful as reconnaissance..

With the Arctic Ocean ice melting rapidly mdash in fact this summer it's already at the second-lowest level on record

Here are a few sci-fi movies to watch out for if you are into the genere.

The problem with science fiction is that it cares too much about the past. Or, at least, thats the argument being put forward by writer Ian Sales, whos growing more and more concerned about the reverence that sci-fi fans have for classic sci-fi thats poss

Passing on the idea of a multiple hero storyline like Superman/Batman or Justice League for now, the WB is focusing its efforts on just making a successful Superman movie.

In an article at the Herald Sun in which director George Miller praises Megan Gale's screen test for Wonder Woman in the Justice League live-action movie, it was stated that there are plans to resume filming next year.