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WHEN the Man Of Steel lets out a super-powered scream after discovering the body of girlfriend Lois Lane, you can clearly see the fillings in his teeth.

Invulnerability isn't all it's cracked up to be, eh?

Cover of Sarah Michelle Gellar

WHEN Sarah Michelle Gellar is thrown off the balcony, look carefully and you'll see the stunt co-ordinator's head pop up briefly at the very bottom right-hand corner of the screen!

There are still big plans by Disney to make Magic Kingdom - a film which will bring their most famous park to life.

Disney is looking at different scripts and concepts to use the theme park as a basis for a film.

Iron Man director Jon Favreau has reportedly been approached to the take on the challenge after he has finished off with Iron Man 3.

It would see the different characters in the film being brought to life after dark - see Night at The Museum. It's an intriguing concept and it will be interesting to see how it develops.

It won't be the first time the park has crossed into film territory - The Haunted House, Tower of Terror and Pirates of The Caribbean have
been made into films.

In the beginning of the film Bourne is rescued by the crew of a fishing boat.

As his wetsuit is cut away there are two bloody bullet holes in his back - but there are no bullet holes in the wetsuit, which is in perfect condition.

THE third adventure in the Narnia series is released on December 9th and judging by the trailer it looks like it could be the most impressive of the bunch...

Rachel Weisz and Keira Knightley are among a shortlist of Hollywood beauties Christopher Nolan is auditioning for Batman 3.

The director is looking for two starlets to fill the two female lead roles in The Dark Knight Rises, his latest instalment in the adventures of the caped crusader starring Christian Bale.

Other names on the radar are Natalie Portman, Naomi Watts, Blake Lively and Anne Hathaway.

IN the big shootout scene in downtown LA, the driver of the getaway car is killed when shot in the head with a single bullet.

But hold on ... Look carefully and you'll see that the bullet hole and blood splatter on the
windscreen actually appear before the fatal shot is fired.

Now that's what we call a movie weapon!

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