Tuesday was a big day for super dude-y movie posters of upcoming Zach Snyder action flicks.

First, Mondo released two sets of posters for sale inspired by "Man of Steel" by artists Ken Taylor and Martin Ansin.

Taylor's poster depicts a young Clark Kent running through a field towards his farmhouse. The sparing use of color -- only the boy's red cape -- pops the innocent, yet dramatic rural scene.

The more traditional comic book movie poster by Ansin shows the hero in space, hovering above the Earth that he has sworn to protect. In beams are other characters from the film, a mix of friends and foes. Ansin's poster will go on sale Friday and will include a limited edition metal variant.

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Following major Xbox and Playstation announcements, another high-profile videogame-related project was unveiled at the E3 Expo: the first look at Aaron Paul driving fast and furious in DreamWorks' theatrical "Need for Speed."

The "Breaking Bad" star plays a street racer fresh out of prison after being framed by a wealthy business associate in the adaptation of the popular Electronic Arts racing game franchise.

It's not that sequel Dan Aykroyd keeps talking about, but a new about "Ghostbusters" is being released in September.

"Spook Central" is a documentary which explores the many hidden messages that, apparently, exist within the subtext of director Ivan Reitman's 1984 comedy starring Aykroyd, Bill Murray, Harold Ramis and Sigourney Weaver. 

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Theories discussed in the trailer, include the invisible Coca-Cola product placement, as well as the film's comment on sexuality, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and smoking.

As one would expect,...

Starz takes another trip in the Wayback Machine with its upcoming historical drama "The White Queen," which explores England's War of the Roses. 

The takeaway message from the trailer for the historical drama, which is set in 1464 and adapted from Philippa Gregory's novels on the topic? "Men go to battle, women wage war." And, naturally, there's plenty of sexy action thrown into the mix.

Welcome to the gender wars, 1464-style.

"The White Queen," which stars Rebecca Ferguson, Max Irons and Janet McTeer, premieres Aug. 10. Until then, enjoy the tease.