And Leslie Smith showed this weekend exactly why you should immediately care for this condition:

No way! Celebration Time!

"Jude Law is reportedly in talks to play the villain in Guy Ritchie's take on Arthur." - Guy Richie's take on Arthur, official title, Arthur and the Crazy bunch: Lock, Stock and Smoking Excalibur, Jude Law as king Arthur, Jason Statham as Merlin and Vinnie Jones as Lancelot. Dennis Farinha plays the villain .

Yes, even though First Class caused a lot of continuity errors, it was still an awesome movie and had great actors. Singer just decides to kill them all off. Nice. What a jerk you are Singer.

"I HAVE NO PANTS!" is now my official catch phrase.

Much of the armor looks functional, but rarely has leg protection. Yoren had the right idea: "...I could nick this artery in your leg. And once it's nicked, there's no one around here who knows how to unnick it."

Sir Tony Stark's armor is supremely valuable for combat

I mean, she's already not wearing armor with built-in boobs. Gotta be better than the usual method of armory.

I love that GRRM addresses practical vs. useless armor in the books. Several people die horrible deaths due to bad armor.

Seeing this makes me happy. Wonder if Vin Diesel did mocap for this dance?

Translation: "Disney, which prides itself on shit like this was embarrassed as fuck for blowing this clear money-maker and wants me to say this so they look like they were really on top of it. I'm only doing it because it also makes me look smart."

Yup - in all the discussions over the mess that is the Fantastic Four movie, everyone points to the recent X-Men movies as something Fox is doing right. Looks like we might have been a teensy bit premature there.

"It can't have dissapeared! No ship that small could have a cloaking device!"

Maybe not the most beautiful, but definitely one of the most memorable.

This has always been one of my favourite shots. Right before Serenity is to be captured, they burst out of space with an army of Reavers hot on the trail.

Hahaha. I know I know. I don't think there's been a movie that actually tries to do what Interstellar did aside from maybe a Doctor Who episode.

Did I miss the "love" stuff in GotG? I don't remember it being a quantifiable force like it was speculated to be in Interstellar.

Fuck Marvel? For trying to take legal action against someone who stole footage that they own and were not yet ready to release to the pubic? And then releasing that footage to the public?

So no company should ever protect itself from theft? They aren't going after anyone but the jerk who leaked the trailer without permission. This isn't a government secret, or NSA leak, this is a companies intellectual property being stolen and released without permission. It's not cool in anyway.