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   In this film publicity image released by Paramount Pictures, from left, Gabriel Basso, Ryan Lee, Joel Courtney and Riley Griffiths are shown in a scene from "Super 8." (AP Photo/Paramount Pictures, Francois Duhamel) By Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times (AP)--The poster for the new movie "Super 8" is dominated not by an image but by two equally prominent names: writer-director J.J. Abrams and producer Steven Spielberg. Hybrids may be all the rage for cars, but this melding of two cinematic sensibilities, though effective at moments, is finally not as exciting or involving as it we'd like it to be. The story of what happens when half a dozen middle-school kids set out to make a student film in 1979 Ohio and end up enmeshed in something much bigger and scarier, "Super 8" does not lack for potent elements. Its two lead teens have a fine on-screen chemistry, and all the film's big action sequences are faultlessly executed. But "Super 8's" elements do not jell into a satisfying whole. Although the directors have been personally close for decades--they first connected when Spielberg hired the then-15-year-old Abrams to restore his own 8mm films--their styles do not necessarily mesh. It's a dissonance that's prefigured when the logos of their production companies--Abrams' cranky Bad Robot and Spielberg's lyrical Amblin--spiritually clash on-screen.

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Oh good, finally something to fill the empty void left by LOST.

There's a theory abound that J.J. Abrams included the Beastie Boys' “Sabotage” in the new Star Trek as a nod to original Cap'n Kirk, William Shatner.

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1. JJ Abrams’ Star Trek
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The new Star Trek official site gives the over-the-top full-screen flash treatment with trailers, photo galleries, and effects.

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The uber-producer is already at work on his next project.

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6. The Skimpy Wikipedia Page (Updates To Come)
7. The Two Leads Have Been Cast
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With a new trailer, a new official site (plus several new viral marketing sites), buzz for the secret J.J. Abrams Movie is building steadily.

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