The Hurt Locker bomb suit film costume...

The Hurt Locker is a fantastically compelling movie directed by Kathryn Bigelow, about an elite U.S. Army bomb disposal squad serving in Iraq and this bomb suit body armour movie costume plays a pivotal role in the film.

The Hurt Locker bomb suit body armour movie costume

The Hurt Locker movie poster

The bomb suit is worn by actors Guy Pearce (as 'Sergeant Matt Thompson' at the start of the film) and his squad leader replacement Jeremy Renner (as 'Staff Sergeant William James') in the movie.

The Hurt Locker Med-Eng EOD 9 bomb suit body armour

The bomb suit featured in the movie was photographed on display in the ArcLight Hollywood cinema foyer on June 30, 2009.

The Hurt Locker movie poster

Visit Jason in Hollywood for a movie review of The Hurt Locker.

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Optimus Prime and Autobot vehicles from Transformers 2...

To celebrate the opening week of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen you could find the original Optimus Prime and Autobot vehicles from the movie outside the Cinerama Dome and ArcLight Hollywood cinema in L.A.

Original Optimus Prime and Autobot vehicles from Transformers 2

These actual cars and trucks used in the film were on display from Tuesday June 23 until Sunday June 28, 2009 and it was spectacular to see them in person. This collection of images were photographed on June 23 and 25, 2009.

Autobot leader Optimus Prime in 'truck mode'

Most impressive of all was to see Autobot leader Optimus Prime in his Peterbilt Model-379 truck mode, especially with the iconic Autobot insignia adorning his hood.

Optimus Prime 'Autobot mode' movie billboard

This is the actual truck that drives out the back of a military aircraft at the beginning of the film and then transforms into Optimus Prime robot-mode before he hits the ground.

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Optimus Prime truck

Optimus Prime movie billboard on Wilshire Boulevard in L.A.

Enjoy this short video clip of the Optimus Prime truck beside the Cinerama Dome entrance on Sunset Boulevard.

Next up is fan-favourite Autobot and Shia LaBeouf's faithful companion in the movie, Bumblebee, sporting a sleeker look than the first movie in the form of a yellow 2010 Camaro muscle car.

Autobot Bumblebee in 'vehicle mode'

Bumblebee 'Autobot mode' movie billboard

Bumblebee's distinctive yellow 2010 Camaro

The third vehicle on display is a new addition to the Autobot side in Transformers 2. Sideswipe is a super-cool looking Corvette Stingray Concept car.

Autobot Sidewipe in 'vehicle mode'

Sideswipe in 'Autobot mode'

Sideswipe's Corvette Stingray Concept Car

The final Autobot vehicle on display was the GMC TopKick pickup truck belonging to Ironhide.

Autobot Ironhide in 'truck mode'

The future looks uncertain for Ironhide to return in Transformers 3 in this vehicle mode, as General Motors announced they were ceasing production of his truck's model just weeks before Revenge of the Fallen opened in cinemas at the end of June 2009.

Autobot Ironhide's TopKick pickup truck from Transformers 2

Ironhide in 'Autobot mode'

If you liked these pictures, you'll also love this short video clip of Ironhide, Sideswipe and Bumblebee in the courtyard outside ArcLight Hollywood.

Don't forget to check out the original movie costumes from Transformers 2 worn by Shia LeBeouf, Megan Fox and Ramon Rodriguez.

Buy the DVD in the USA: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Two-Disc Special Edition)

Buy the poster: Transformers 2 Revenge of the Fallen Movie Poster Double Sided Original 27x40

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Away We Go movie costumes and props...

Away We Go is a quirky comedy about a mid-thirties couple expecting their first baby, who question what they've done with their lives and where they should live to raise their new child.

Original Away We Go movie costumes

John Krasinski stars as 'Burt Farlander' and Maya Rudolph as his pregnant partner 'Verona De Tessant'.

Away We Go movie poster

These fantastic costumes and baby stroller prop were on display at ArcLight Hollywood cinema in L.A. on June 11, 2009. As a useful aide the outfits and props were accompanied by the script from the scenes where the characters and their costumes were featured in the movie.

Actual costumes worn by John Krasinki

and Maya Rudolph in Away We Go

Nighttime garden backyard scene script where costumes were worn

Away We Go movie exhibit at ArcLight Hollywood

Script for scene where baby stroller prop was featured in the movie

Jeff Daniels played 'Jerry Farlander' and Catherine O'Hara played 'Gloria Farlander', the hilarious parents of John Krasinski's character. They decide to move abroad just months before their grandchild is born, much to the dismay of the expectant Verona and Burt.

Actual film costumes worn by Jeff Daniels

and Catherine O'Hara in Away We Go

Script from the scene with Burt Farlander's slightly eccentric parents

Away We Go outfits for characters Jerry and Gloria Farlander

Away We Go movie banner

Additional comedy is provided by Allison Janney as Verona's old boss 'Lily'.

Original outfit worn by Allison Janney in Away We Go

Script from the scene at the greyhound races

Away We Go movie poster montage

Finally enjoy this short video clip of the costumes and props on display in the ArcLight Hollywood cinema foyer.

Visit Jason in Hollywood for a movie review of Away We Go.

Buy the DVD in the USA: Away We Go

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