Jimmy Kimmel had a high compliment to pay 'Red' actors Bruce Willis and Karl Urban. His friend "James 'Baby Doll' Dixon" always falls asleep in movies. But during 'Red,' "He was awake through the whole film -- that's how good it was," said the host of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' (weeknights, 12:05AM ET on ABC).

Kimmel asked Willis, "If the movie wasn't good, would you come out and lie?" He nodded sheepishly. "I have lied ... not about this film, but I have."

Karl Urban discussed working with another 'Red' star, the 93-year-old Ernest Borgnine. When a wardrobe girl asked the iconic actor how he stays so sprightly, Borgnine gave a lewd explanation.

TrekMovie.com has posted screen shots of the new posters for the upcoming Star Trek movie. These posters (four in total) were apparently given out at the recent VegasCon to go with four given out at the SDCC of Kirk and Spock. From left to right, the posters are of Sulu, Scotty, McCoy and Chekov.

Frankly, I don't think any of them look like the originals. John Cho has a longer face than George Takei. Simon Pegg looks like a smaller guy (at least they didn't immediately give him the mustache that James Doohan later grew). It's tough to tell with Karl Urban because of the angle of his profile, but he looks nowhere near as ornery as Deforest Kelley. Anton Yelchin has a much stronger jaw than Walter Koenig.

Do you think people would watch a movie in which they basically use only the names and don't really try to duplicate the looks of the original actors? I suppose this won't bother a new generation of Trek fans who don't know the original cast anyway. What do you think?