Monday Link-A-Mania

• Bryan Fuller, the man behind Pushing Daisies and Dead Like Me has stated that there will be no Star Trek TV show in the foreseeable future. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly , former DS9 and Voyager writer Fuller said that he had discussed collaborating on a TV series with Bryan Singer but nothing official would happen until after the next movie, and that any potential project would need to remain the under control of J.J Abrams.

• Speaking of Star Trek , a new trailer for the videogame, set to bridge the story between JJ Abrams' Star Trek, and Star Trek 2, has been released featuring, er, very little by way of story, but a lot of phaser action. Videogame tie-ins aren't usually a safe bet, but given Digital Extreme's last game, The Darkness II is one of our favourites of the year so far, we have extremely high hopes.

Speaking of The Dark Knight Rises The Wall Street Journal are reporting that it will contain just over an hours worth of footage in ginormo IMAX format, up from The Dark Knight ’s 40 minutes. So long as it’s not 3D we’re happy.

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Jordan Farley
Deputy Editor, Total Film

I'm the Deputy Editor at Total Film magazine, overseeing the features section of every issue where you can read exclusive, in-depth interviews and see first-look images from the biggest films. I was previously the News Editor at sci-fi, fantasy and horror movie bible SFX. You'll find my name on news, reviews, and features covering every type of movie, from the latest French arthouse release to the biggest Hollywood blockbuster. My work has also featured in Official PlayStation Magazine and Edge.