Classic villain origin story.

Yeah, different directors this time. But Lord and Miller ARE directing the upcoming Lego movie, which looks fantastic.

I was lukewarm on the movie as a whole, but Tom Waits as Satan was indeed inspired casting.

Blast! I knew I should have gone with a golden retriever!

Today's popular unisex names actually work much better for dogs than humans.

Obligatory Firefly reference:

A Red Hood story arc might not be a bad idea, actually.

The difference is, Marvel actually knows what the hell they're doing with their properties, so Sony is actually preventing them from making good movies. Warner Brothers, on the other hand, have all the competence of a monkey manning a fighter jet. So all Fox is doing is preventing them from screwing up again.

I was shocked at how much I enjoyed Get Smart. Was not expecting that movie to be good at all.

Hahaha, over half of the replies so far are for The Thing. I think we can go ahead and call this one.

Seeing as how that's a mind-numbingly stupid theory, yes, it is a wonderful happy ending.

If you're gonna get a Bea Arthur doll, it should be Bea as the fembot/femputer from Futurama.

Those eyes... they haunt my soul.

Perhaps it's better to say that both Trollhunter and black metal stem from the same Norwegian pagan ethos.

Well, like the headline said, it's the Batfleck we deserve.

Just remember, no matter whether the animal in the movie lives, the real-life animal that played them is now dead.

Arguably even more badass in real life than the iconic characters he played.

You just described my biggest issue with Pacific Rim. It peaked with the Battle of Hong Kong, and had nothing left for the finale.

I am by no means opposed to CGI in principle, but a quote like "Now, basically, you put the camera on your shoulder and then you run and then you add a couple of dinosaurs and spaceships" sounds an awful lot like a lazy sloppy mindset to me. I'm hoping he would actually put more care into his shot composition than…

I'm torn. On the one hand, talking how much easier things are now is a huge red flag to me. That mindset has been behind a lot of terrible, sloppily-made movies of the CGI era.