We get our first exclusive clip at Iron Man 3 thanks to Yahoo Movies. Tony Stark gets in front of the press to call out the The Mandarin . Get ready for an epic battle folks!

Roger Ebert, best known for co-hosting “Siskel and Ebert At The Movies” with Gene Siskel, died today at the age of 70, two days after revealing cancer had returned to his body. The Chicago Sun-Times, where Ebert had worked as a film critic since 1967, announced his death.

Ebert’s last published piece of work was an essay on his blog on Tuesday titled “Leave of Presence” where he announced his plan to slow down and minimize the amount of film reviews he wrote. His last words to his readers were “I’ll see you at the movies.”

“My intent is to continue to write selected reviews but to leave the rest to a talented team of writers handpicked and greatly admired by me,” wrote Ebert, who had already lost his voice and much of his jaw after battling thyroid and salivary gland cancer. “What’s more, I’ll be able at last to do what I’ve always fantasized about doing: reviewing only the movies I want to review.

“Last year, I wrote the most of my career, including 306 movie reviews, a blog post or two a week, and assorted other articles,” he added. “I must slow down now, which is why I’m taking what I like to call ‘a leave of presence.'”

I began reading Ebert’s reviews and watching him on television toward the end of my high school days when I really started getting serious about films. I continued to regularly read his reviews all the way up to his passing, loving how he never sugarcoated anything and told it exactly how it is in a very eloquent yet easy-going and way. He will be greatly missed.

After killing some Nazis in Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds, it appears Brad Pitt isn’t done with World War II just yet.

According to Deadline, Pitt – who can be seen in June’s World War Z – is set to star in David Ayer’s Fury, a story about a five-man tank crew who are fighting against a desperate German army. Fury is based on a true story – something Basterds was not.

Ayer made one of last year’s best films with End of Watch, a found-footage buddy-cop film starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena. If you haven’t seen it yet, it’s a must watch. Ayer’s next film is Ten, a thriller starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sam Worthington and Terrence Howard, which will be released next May.

As of now, there is no release date set for Fury.

Add another blockbuster to Zoe Saldana’s resume.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Saldana is in talks to play Gamora in The Guardians of the Galaxy, part of Marvel’s Phase 2 leading into The Avengers 2. Gamora is a green-skinned humanoid and a skilled assassin who is the only female in the group.

Saldana is no stranger to big-time blockbusters, appearing in J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek series (including May’s Star Trek Into Darkness) and James Cameron’s Avatar seriers.

Chris Pratt has already been lined up to play Star-Lord and Dave Bautista will take on the role of Drax the Destroyer. Groot and Rocket Raccoon are the final two members to be cast in James Gunn’s film.

The Guardians of the Galaxy is expected to take over Earth on August 1, 2014.

The Michael Bay-produced Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has been very busy over the last few weeks. Last month, Megan Fox created quite the buzz when she signed on to play April O’Neil. This was very surprising to us as we knew that Fox and Bay had their differences in the past. I’m also not not sure how she’ll fit in another big lead role.

Last week, it was announced that Alan Ritchson (The Hunger Games: Catching Fire) will be playing Raphael, Pete Ploszek (Parks and Recreation) will be playing Leonardo, Jeremy Howard (Breaking Bad) will be playing Donatello, and Noel Fisher (Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2, Shameless) will be playing Michaelangelo.

Now it’s been announced that Will Arnett has joined the cast. It hasn’t been announced who he’ll play yet, but THR has reported that he is not playing Casey Jones, which would have been a good guess.

It should be fun to see what happens and see how they play off the CGI turtles vs the costume version of the early 90’s. The film is set to release June 6, 2014.

We’ve known for a while now that there was going to be a sequel to Pixar’s Finding Nemo. Well, now we have an official title and some minor plot details.

The sequel to 2003’s film about a father fish in search of his lost son is officially now titled Finding Dory. Yes, it appears as if the story will center around Dory, the forgetful fish voiced wonderfully by Ellen DeGeneres. It will take place a year after the events of the first film, set along the California coastline.

Pixar has been getting some flack lately for going the sequel route with Cars 2, Monsters University (prequel) and Toy Story 2 and 3. But I’m pretty optimistic about the sequel to Finding Nemo, which I think is one of Pixar’s best offerings to date. I loved the story and the characters and I think with Andrew Stanton back at the helm, the sequel is in good shape.

Finding Dory hits theaters on November 25, 2015.

Not much of a surprise here: There’s going to be a G.I. Joe 3.

Paramount recently announced that they are moving forward with a third installment of the G.I. Joe franchise, according to Variety. A big reason for this decision is how well G.I. Joe: Retaliation did at the box office over the weekend. In five days, Retaliation has grossed over $50 million domestically and over $130 million worldwide – which is much better than 2009’s G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra. That is in large part to the fact that Retaliation was converted to 3D, a process that delayed the film nine months.

I think it would be wise if they made the third film a direct sequel to Retaliation and bring back Dwayne Johnson, Adrianne Palicki and Bruce Willis as they were the best part of an otherwise average film (you can read my full review here).

So what do you guys think? Are you down for another G.I. Joe film?

Baz Luhrmann’s adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby is quickly approaching its release date. And in anticipation, Warner Bros. has released some very elegant-looking character posters for some of the main players. Check them out below and tell us what you think.

The Great Gatsby opens on May 10.

Saturday afternoon was a big day for Pacific Rim. At the Anaheim Convention Center Arena for WonderCon, director Guillermo del Toro met with a packed audience to showcase his giant robots that is getting lots of hype. The movie is set for July 12 and stars Charlie Hunnman, Idris Elba, Rinko Kikuchi, Charlie Day and Ron Perlman. People have had the chance to catch glimpses of Pacific Rim since Comic-Con 2012.

As the event started, Del Toro played a trailer that was specifically made for WonderCon. According to EW, they played it twice because it went so well. Del Toro also went on to say they only plan to show it one more time and that it will not be released to the public.

The trailer was reportedly filled with lots of explosions and destruction that is best summed up by Day’s character who says the robots are “2500 tons of awesome.”

Overall, the sneek-peak seemed to go over really well from reports and it makes me even more excited to see this film. It looks really great and should be a fun one for every type of movie-goer. Last week, they released new posters that were awesome and show how awesome these robots look. Who wants to go with us to see this?