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To take a look at some new X-men 3 images conveniently sized in wallpaper size for your desktop. Check out the X-men Posters page. For the

Here's a very interesting blog about our soldiers in Iraq http://www.michaelyon.blogspot.com/.

Toward the middle of the page an article got my attention since it involved one of my favorite actors Bruce Willis and apparently the Punisher from Marvel Comics. I'm not quite sure how he fits into this, but on the blog there is an image of a glass like Punisher logo.

That lucky dog from www.comicscontinuum.com along with some other media members got to go to Vancouver and meet Hugh Jackman, while getting a sneak peak at the new upcoming X-men 3 Trailer. Hey guys what about me? I would have loved meeting Hugh Jackman. Come on give the Movieguy a break will you.

Ok here's my list of all time favorite Christmas movies.

1. It's a Wonderful Life You have to love this movie with Jimmy Stewart & Donna Reed . It just wouldn't be Christmas without getting your annual Christmas
sob fest with this movie. I can't watch it without buckets of tears streaming down my
face. Maybe modern audiences like a movie that goes a hundred miles an hour before crashing at the end, but this one is worth every second of build up to the end. You have to love the scene at the end where they are all singing Christmas carols. I mean who doesn't feel all Christmasy when Clarence says,
" You see George you really had a Wonderful Life".

Here's a great article from Joey Phillips on Christmas movies. In my next
installment I'm going to go over my favorite Christmas movies. Of course It's
a Wonderful Life is on my favorite list as well.

Classic Christmas Memory Movies

After you read this great article by Chad Koch on
"Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas browse the Nightmare before Christmas posters and DVD pages.

Here's a article for western fans I've found. It's by John T. Jones a western novelist and discusses Frank and Jesse James. After your done checking out the article visit the Western Movie Posters section.

This week Harry Potter came in at number one grossing $101.4 million in its debut weekend, the best results yet for the franchise, according to studio estimates released Sunday. "Goblet of Fire" was the fourth-best, three-day opening weekend ever, behind "Spider-Man" at $114.8 million in 2002 and "Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith" and "Shrek 2," at $108 million apiece. Last year at this time "National Treasure" was No. 1 with $35.1 million.

The movie that relived the fabulous fifties with Johnny Cash came in at number two. Not bad in a weekend with Potter in the mix.

1. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire $101,425,000 

Here's some cool news in the world of dvd technology written by Douglas Hanna.

While you will soon be able to view movies in high definition on DVD right in your living room, there is a fight shaping up between two competitive formats -- HD DVD and Blu-ray.

Here's some interesting news I found written by Douglas Hanna

While HD Radio is the hottest technology today, HD DVDs are another new technology that will soon allow you to view high definition movies on DVD right in your living room.