explosions

Sure, these movies take place during Christmas, but instead of magitastical good cheer, they focus a lot more on explosions, drugs, and nudity.

Gun-toting vixen Fiona takes great pleasure in firing off guns and explosions in the TV series "Burn Notice." But the woman who plays her isn't comfortable with that.

Seth Rogen and the filmmakers give the inside scoop behind all the explosions, gun fights, and car chases.

It's debatable whether this will be a good movie, but most of the cast of the first two is back, and hoping to make it not suck.

Plot spoilers ahead...

While the name Sylvester Stallone is synonymous with hard-core action movies that are saturated with weapons, explosions and injuries - it turns out the 64-year-old "Rocky" icon has a big problem with the way violence is portrayed in so many movies today.

Here's the thing: that horrifically swollen, completely destroyed battery you're peering at above isn't as rare a sight as it should be.

A Transformers sequel means more fights, more explosions and more Megan Fox.