There's no way these toys could ever be expendable -- because you know, childhood and stuff.

Plus, Buzz is strangely perfect as Arnold Schwarzenegger. Who knew.

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Here it is at last: the Doctor Who trailer for the new season!

That's a lot of Daleks.

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See how deep the rabbit hole goes with the newest trailer for Looper, the time-traveling, paradox-inducing, shotgun-happy thriller from Rian Johnson.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt needs to stop appearing in mind-boggling movies, or people are just going to associate him with confusion.

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Here's the first trailer for the Lego Lord of the Rings game we've been craving ever since we first laid eyes on the official LoTR minifigs.

Developed by Traveller's Tales (Lego Star Wars), Lego LoTR promises more puzzles than previous Lego video games, as well as a variety of sidequests.

"In contrast to our other games, covering those three movies is an epic journey," Traveller's Tales CEO Jonathan Smith told Kotaku, "It really is a sense of an adventure rather than a series of stories. You build up your characters as you venture through the world of Middle-Earth."

No release date yet, but the game should hit Xbox 360, PS3 and PC in time to tie in with the release of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey this December.

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The latest TV spot for The Dark Knight Rises highlights some of Batman's new gadgets, provided by Wayne Enterprises CEO Lucius Fox (Morgan Freeman).

Screw the safety of Gotham's citizens -- what really convinces Batman to end his retirement is a chance to pilot The Bat.

The Dark Knight Rises opens July 20.

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Warner Bros. has released two new trailers for Chris Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises, including some footage of Batman's return to action after a long hiatus and some new banter between Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle.

Spoiler: she nicks his car from the swanky party we saw in previous trailers.

The Dark Knight Rises opens everywhere July 30.

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A new international trailer for Prometheus reveals some familiar-looking aliens -- both holographic and in the flesh -- and adds to the controversy about whether Ridley Scott and co. are revealing too much with these teasers.

If you're trying to dodge spoilers, you only have to hold out for another few weeks. Prometheus is due out June 8.

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