Christopher kicks it with Darren Aronofsky and Rachel Weisz, along with a dozen other close friends, as they talk about THE FOUNTAIN. Also included are looks at MY BIG FAT INDEPENDENT MOVIE, THE FOG and HOOLIGANS.

NOT-SO-EXCLUSIVE: Christopher Stipp spends some time trying to get a word in edgewise at the V FOR VENDETTA panel with Natalie Portman and Joel Silver. Oh, and he tosses you a trailer bone with THE ARISTOCRATS and THE GREAT RAID.

EXCLUSIVE: Christopher Stipp spends some time with Sawyer from Lost: Josh Holloway.

Copious coverage from Comi-Con 2005 starts here, inside the Trailer Park, with Christopher Stipp along with a look at SECUESTRO EXPRESS.

Christopher Stipp muses on all things Con, his schedule wilst there, his 30th birthday, looks at what could’ve been for the FANTASTIC FOUR trailer and dishes his thoughts on PRETTY PERSUASION, ELIZABETHTOWN, BIG MOMMA’S HOUSE 2 and KING KONG all inside the Trailer Park.

The Trailer Park is ablaze with musings on the difficulty of iDVD, the Comi-Con and looks at IN MY FATHER’S DEN, JULIE JOHNSON, OLIVER, THE BAXTER and FUN WITH DICK AND JANE all brought to you by Christopher Stipp.

Christopher Stipp gets in line early for a San Diego Comi-Con update and even peeks over his shoulder to take a look at THE BROTHERS GRIMM, HAPPY ENDINGS, THE CONSTANT GARDNER, BROKEN FLOWERS and THE TRANSPORTER 2 at the Trailer Park.

Christopher Stipp pops a top inside the Trailer Park as he chugs down THE 40 YEAR OLD VIRGIN, CRONICAS, OPEN SEASON, RENT and ME AND YOU AND EVERYONE WE KNOW.

Inside the Trailer Park this week are reviews by Christopher Stipp for HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE, MUST LOVE DOGS, DEEP BLUE, SUPERCROSS: THE MOVIE, and MURDERBALL.

The Trailer Park brims with action this week as Christopher Stipp gets shot and takes shots at HUSTLE & FLOW, THE LEGEND OF ZORRO, CRY WOLF, LIPSTICK AND DYNAMITE, and WAR OF THE WORLDS.

SKY HIGH, A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE, REVOLVER, FOUR BROTHERS, and 2046 all get a little critical inside this week’s Trailer Park with Christopher Stipp.

The Trailer Park’s own Christopher Stipp looks at THE MAN, NOVEMBER, SAVING FACE, FLIGHTPLAN, GEORGE ROMERO’S LAND OF THE DEAD and discusses the best movie made this year.

A brief treatise on STAR WARS along with looks at IT’S ALL GONE PETE TONG, MANDERLAY, SERENITY, JIMINY GLICK IN LA LA WOOD and THE DUKES OF HAZZARD are all inside the Trailer Park by Christopher Stipp.

Christopher Stipp is set loose on the red carpet for the 34th Annual Key Art Awards and even throws in a look at the last trailer for BATMAN RETURNS in this week’s Trailer Park.

A review of STEPHEN TOBOLOWSKY’S BIRTHDAY PARTY and a look at LAST DAYS, A HOLE IN ONE, SAINT RALPH, BROKEN and HOWL’S MOVING CASTLE all play out in this week’s Trailer Park.

Inside the Trailer Park this week Christopher Stipp looks at ENRON: THE SMARTEST GUYS IN THE ROOM, THE EDUKATORS, THE SKELETON KEY, SAVE THE GREEN PLANET and NBT.

Yet again Christopher Stipp is back with more free swag for the masses while looking at new trailers for DOMINO, 5-25-77, UNDEAD, THE MAN WHO COPIED and NIGHT WATCH.

This week in the Trailer Park the Key Art awards are on their way along with reviews of new trailers for BEWITCHED, KONTROLL, RED EYE, EROS, and STEPHEN TOBOLOWSKY’S BIRTHDAY PARTY by Christopher Stipp

Opinionated and one-sided views on THE ISLAND, SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS, ICE AGE 2, LORDS OF DOGTOWN and THE CURSE OF THE WERE-RABBIT STARRING WALLACE & GROMIT abound inside the Trailer Park with Christopher Stipp.

MADISON, DALLAS 362, WINTER SOLSTICE, ZATHURA and STAR WARS III all get checked out inside the Trailer Park with Christopher Stipp

Before we get going with the meat of today’s EXCLUSIVE interview with Michael Tucker, who, I have to state for the record, was just an amiable guy who genuinely has a passion for making movies, I have to give special shout-outs to all the people who sent in an email to win a one-sheet for the new flick, KUNG-FU HUSTLE…

It’s about time I had something like this, right?

So, I was on hold…

It’s just plain geek satisfaction when a movie like SPIDER-MAN 2 wins an Academy Award if for no other reason than to show other non-believers that, yes, it was not your average comic book fare brought to the big screen…

This week marks the end of the Oscar season. Really, thank goodness. I can, and I am sure there are some of you out there as well, who can only take so much of your local newspaper or TV movie critic saying he knows who will win what and that if you log-on right now you can enter to “beat the critic” and win totchkes like an AVIATOR T-Shirt or a MILLION DOLLAR BABY jock, signed by Morgan Freeman, of course…