Here it is, boys and girls, the trailer for the latest James Bond flick, Quantum of Solace. Sadly, Daniel Craig does not sport that infamous bathing suit.

Dark Knight looks fantastic, but it’s Heath Ledger’s performance (and a shirtless Bale) that will be the main draw.
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It's true what they say - everyone's a critic! New York based art dealer Sam Green says he's considering a lawsuit after being depicted as a bit bent in director Tom Kalin's new flick, Savage Grace. The movie, which tells the tale of heiress Barbara Baekeland and her murderous, incestuous lover son, Tony, shows a scene in which "Green" and Tony - played by Hugh Dancy and Eddie Redmayne - get down and dirty. And Green's not pleased.

[Green] told Page Six the R-rated flick, which opened in limited release last month, depicts him having a homosexual romp with Tony, who often brought young men home for sex.

"I never went to bed with the son. I had an affair with the mother, but they made the rest up," Green fumed.
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Green told us he has no problem being depicted as one of the many characters who hung around the Baekelands. But a scene in which he and Tony have sex simply never happened, he insists.

Green and his lawyer are now considering a defamation suit. Savage Grace's producers, however, says the movie comes with a disclaimer saying some characters are "composites," the easiest of easy outs! (And, quite frankly, good - we can't stand when people get twisted about being thought gay.)

Check out Savage Grace's trailer, after the jump…

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You better start reviewing that well-worn copy of Brideshead Revisited, because the big screen adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's classic novel comes out on August 1st.

And, can we just say, that Matthew Goode and Ben Whishaw look positively smashing as Charles Ryder and Sebastian Flyte. Aloysius simply cannot wait!

We knew it was only a matter of time, but it felt like an absolute eternity between MTV's Movie Awards on Sunday and this morning, when we finally found a viable clip of the Wayne's World reunion.

So, here it is: Wayne and Garth, together after fourteen years, sexualizing movie titles - one of the only reasons we miss the 90s. This and Models Inc.

We gays make absolutely fascinating documentary subjects.

Thus, here's a rundown of "ten gay documentaries everyone should see" - or face the queer consequences. The list includes fan favorites like For The Bible Tells Me So, Paris Is Burning and, yes, queer theory staple The Celluloid Closet.

While those are all well-and-good, we've decided to include a clip of Gay Sex In The 70s. Why? Because we're lecherous!

Yeah, yeah, we know that Indiana Jones returns to the big screen this weekend, but it's gong to be a mob scene. So, we suggest that those of you who don't want to deal with massive crowds, yet still want some adventure, should check our director Tarsem's The Fall. (Unless it's nice outside, in which case you should play in the fresh air.)

No, it's not perfect - in fact, it's not even great - but the visuals are out of this world. Well, actually, they're of this world - he used absolutely no computer effects. And, as if that's not enough, the flick stars Lee Pace, whom we want to marry like whoa. Pace, if you're reading this, call us!

Check out the trailer above and another scene below.

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Ooooo! We're just so excited about Watchmen, the big screen adaptation of Alan Moore's classic world-nearing-doomsday graphic novel!

In an effort to satiate our rising anticipation, we've mined the wonderful world of YouTube for a few trailers.

Meanwhile, you'll notice that vigilante Rorschach, who's featured above, doesn't have his mood-affected inkblot. That's evidently being added in later under the watchful eye of director Zack Snyder, who brought 300 to the big screen.

Nerds unite!

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We're not sure if you've heard or not, but Harrison Ford recently reprised his role as Indiana Jones for the historically accurate franchise's fourth installmen. This means, of course, that we've been filling our weekends with the first three flicks and youthful fantasies of the handsome actor.

While Ford doesn't quite look like the younger Indiana, we can't help but nurse our long-lasting crush. Besides, it was always Ford's silliness that made him so sexy. That said, here's a collection of him making goofy faces over the past 24-hours. Precious!

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This weekend we had the distinct pleasure of watching Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls, which is not a sequel to Valley of The Dolls.

The title's essentially a marketing scheme, but this flick deals with the same themes: drugs, sex, self-destruction in Hollywood. And, if you thought the "not original" movie was bizarre, check out this NSFW trailer of Beyond, which is absolutely the craziest movie we've ever seen.

And that's really saying something, man.

Et tu, Mike Epps!?

The Friday franchise and Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins actor got into quite the argument with photographers at LAX yesterday, yelling "you're a fag, a homosexual." Because, you know, he wanted to make sure the paps knew what he meant. You can watch the video at TMZ.

In the meantime, here's some grainy footage of Epps sticking it to Michael Jackson.