I dunno, I think would actually watch NBC's The Walking Dead. Law & Order: Undead Subjects Unit? As long as Belzer plays Munch, I'm in.

Good grief, I remember seeing this ad and, even as a ten-year-old, thinking it made no damn sense.

If they race-swap anybody it'll be Deadman. Kill the black character before the movie even starts!

Ewan McGregor as Constantine

So Gambit is excellent at using forced perspective to create dynamic layouts, but is otherwise paper-thin? Sounds about right.

How do you spell the noise you make when you blow a raspberry?

Taiki Waititi, Cate Blanchett, Jeff Goldblum, and now Mark Mothersbaugh? This just went from "Of course I'll go see it" to "I want it NOW."

Meanwhile, be sure to check out the fearsome Cracklesnatch in Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them, out this November.

Being attacked by the NY Post should be a fucking badge of honor.

Y'know, I seem to remember reading somewhere that Lowery's batcostume looks baggy because they had tailored it for the much more muscular Kirk Alyn after his well-received portrayal of Superman, but Alyn backed out, afraid to be typecast. Robert Lowery might not have looked so silly if the costume had actually fit…

"He's driving on rooftops!"

The best Batmobile was obviously the Mercury from Columbia's 1949 Batman & Robin serial.

All my attempts to view the film directly irrecoverably alter the outcome of my measurements.

*that gif where Kirk and Bones nod at each other*

This is a terrible idea grudgingly upvoted just for the amount of thought put into it.

…which brings us back around to Kristen Schaal.

Oh em gee. And I thought I couldn't love John Barrowman any more.

Easy: Some kind of explosive goes off in Jayne's face giving him permanent damage that makes him look and sound exactly like Alan Tudyk.

How is it that Jayne's cunning hat somehow looks sillier in a cartoon?

Dammit, I really need some kind of super double upvote for that.