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Daniel Craig reprises his role as agent 007 in Skyfall. Bond must protect MI6 while his loyalty to M is tested. Also starring Javier Bardem. Directed by Sam Mendes (Road to Perdition, Jarhead).

Ever since Jaws, Hollywood just can’t seem to let go of the shark attack genre. In this over-the-top flick, a supermarket turns into a watery, shark-infested grave when a tsunami strikes. Yeah, right.

(NSFW: Language) An computer animated movie based on Eric Powell’s satirical horror comic book series. Unfortunately it’s in limbo due to financial problems. Mr. Powell, ever heard of Kickstarter?

Fasten your seats, it’s going to be a bumpy ride, as Marcelo Gutierrez takes his bike down the ridiculously rough downhill ride, including countless stairs and cobblestones in Monserrate, Bogotá.

(NSFW: Language) A team of Ghosts deal with a TARFU mission. Even without a product to promote, this short film by Francois Alaux and Herve de Crecy can stand on its own. Turn captions on.

CorridorDigital mashes up a variety of classic games from Halo to Mass Effect to Half-Life 2 in an epic battle to see who pulls off the best quick kill. But the ultimate winner might surprise you.

Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña star in this visceral film about two LAPD cops working through the worst that south central Los Angeles has to offer. It was shot using only handheld cameras.

Every bone in our bodies hurts after watching this action-packed demo from French stunt actor Vincent Gatinaud. We’re not sure if those wounds at the beginning are real, but we wouldn’t doubt it.

Max Payne 3 will entice players with multiplayer that is infused with narrative – e.g. performance-based changes in objectives or conditions, encouraging rivalry – and unique power-ups.

Yeah, yeah. We all know who you are Sly. Now can you please step aside and just let us watch the trailer for that orgy of bullets, explosions, and action heroes you call a movie already?

Firefly bombs, satellite-launched missiles, and lots of Storm Shadow and Snake Eyes? And Bruce Willis? We like the chances of this sequel obliterating the memory of the previous movie.

Based on The Wettest County in the World, a novel about the Bondurant brothers, moonshine bootleggers in Depression-era Virginia. Tom Hardy, Shia LeBeouf, Gary Oldman and Guy Pearce star.

(Gore) The defining mechanic of the Max Payne series, Bullet Time gets enhanced by a plethora of stances and dodge moves, as well as dynamic kills based on where you plant bullets on enemies.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt stars as a “looper” who kills off targets the mob sends back into the past – until they decide to clean up loose ends by sending his own future self (Bruce Willis) back for elimination.

The Lost Planet franchise is one of those things that began with awesome ideas – Pilot robots! Fight aliens! – but often ends with flawed execution. We hope third time’s the charm for this series.

Two marijuana growers and a corrupt DEA agent team up against a Mexican drug cartel in Oliver Stone’s Savages. John Travolta, Benicio del Toro, Uma Thurman, Blake Lively and Salma Hayek star.

If you’re getting tired of the usual gun-based videogames, keep an eye on War of the Roses. It’s a 3rd person team combat game based on 15th century England, with emphasis on melee combat.

A kid and his two friends shot this short with surprisingly solid action, tight editing, and a perfect score. One Reddit commenter said “This kid’s talent exceeds his equipment.” We couldn’t agree more.

The first official trailer for Len Wiseman’s Total Recall reboot makes it looke quite a bit more serious than the Schwarzenegger version. We haven’t decided it that’s a good thing yet.

Still want to play as the Dark Knight after Arkham City? Watch out for LEGO Batman 2: DC Superheroes. As a bonus, you’ll also have control of Bats’ most powerful guest star ever: Superman.

This Japanese trailer for The Avengers has lots of new footage, including shots of the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier and Agent Maria Hill. Also it’s confirmed: Hawkeye has lines in the movie too.

A supernatural assassin is out to clear his name in Dishonored. The game is inspired by the cult classic Thief series – first-person view, steampunk setting, emphasis on stealth – but with powers.

Violence is never the answer, but filmmakers sure know how to make it look purty. Patrick Péris wonderfully builds up the tension and lets the blood, bullets and bombs fly in this 49-film mashup.

A corporate headhunter moonlights as a thief to fund his luxurious lifestyle. He hears of a very valuable painting and goes after it. Unfortunately, the owner is Jaime Lannister a former mercenary.

We’ve seen a Starhawk skirmish in space. Here’s a ground battle showcasing real-time strategy blended with third-person action. Plus, when was the last time you saw a fighter clad in plaid?

BioWare sat down with G4 to discuss the new roleplaying elements in Mass Effect 3. Players will not only be able to customize their weapons with mods but their class as well via binary skill trees.

Here are Earth’s Mightiest Heroes – a war hero, a sharpshooter, two geniuses and a god. Also someone with a pistol. Seriously Black Widow, you better have special bullets in that gun of yours.

We’ve found out a bit about the plot and the characters of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, now it’s time for some gameplay. Have a look at some of the game’s gory combat animations.

While it still tells us nothing about the plot, the CG visuals in this gladiatorial fight between John Carter and some nasty, furry creatures give us something fun to watch while we chew on our popcorn.

Perseus runs from an ogre, meteors turn into Siamese twin soldiers and Hades finds time to be dramatic in the midst of destruction in the latest trailer for Wrath of the Titans.