Just Jared caught Shia LaBoeuf in LA last Fri­day film­ing on the Trans­form­ers Revenge of The Fallen set again — this time all donned up in black and red make up to give the impres­sion of severe burns, that cer­tainly look painful. All the makeup is on his left hand side, which sug­gests this could be the talked about inte­gra­tion of Shia’s hand injury.

Megan​-Fox​.net have posted a num­ber of large images show­ing Megan Fox on set in LA, once again with co-star Shia La Boeuf but also show­ing Ramon Rodriguez and Michael Bay.

nbetwo at Stop Sec­tor Seven has posted images of the Ice Cream Truck, Opti­mus Prime and oth­ers at an unknown Cal­i­forn­ian Air Base. This gives us one of the best Ice Cream truck images so far, it’s in focus at least:

Philly­Film­Girl is back with a new video from the Philadel­phia film­ing ear­lier this year., show­ing the Sat­urn speed­ing past with some­body hand­ing out the right hand pas­sen­ger window:

Access Hol­ly­wood has posted a small deleted scene from the Iron Man Movie:

Check out this deleted scene from “Iron Man!” Before blow­ing up ter­ror­ists in the Mid­dle East, Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) sets up his cover story by throw­ing a party in Dubai with three lovely ladies but unfor­tu­nately, duty calls!

On “Live with Regis and Kelly”, pro­mot­ing the week­end box office no.1 “Tropic Thun­der”, Robert Downey Jr., when quizzed about the Iron man sequel, con­firmed that the next movie is def­i­nitely hap­pen­ing and that he expected to film a tril­ogy, per­haps more.

Downey Jr.‘s next movie is Sher­lock Holmes, fol­low­ing this he is expected to begin work on Iron man 2.

Via SHH

Despite being bounced from the weekend’s top spot by Topic Thun­der ($25.8m beat­ing $16.3m), The Dark Knight has amassed a mas­sive $471.5m in five weeks — fly­ing past Star Wars to become the sec­ond high­est domes­tic gross­ing movie of all time. Bat­man dealt a dou­ble blow by keep­ing the ani­mated Clone Wars in third place for the week­end ($14.1m).

Source: Box Office Mojo

The authen­tic Bat­man Returns Bat­mo­bile is being auci­toned off at the 38th Kruse inter­na­tional auc­tion on Labor day. View the auc­tion.

“Other less valu­able non-movie pro­mo­tional Bat­mo­biles have sold for as much as $550,000.00! This authen­tic movie mas­ter­piece is expected to bring a record price. The Warner Bros. & DC Comics sales approval agree­ment clearly authen­ti­cates that this is the num­ber “3” “Movie” Bat­mo­bile. All inter­ested Bat­mo­bile bid­ders should notify Kruse Inter­na­tional 1– 800 968‑4444 ASAP. This is your chance of a life­time to become the owner of this awe­some piece of movie his­tory. BILL OF SALE ONLY FROM WARNER BROTHERS.”

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