Am I really the first person to mention the third/final season of Sherlock?

Am I really the first person to mention the third/final season of Sherlock?

They've already seen and reviewed The Rabbi's Cat, which got a brief Oscar-qualifying run. We have to wait until this year to see it (we might as well include Zero Dark Thirty on the list given that it doesn't expand until next week).

They've already seen and reviewed The Rabbi's Cat, which got a brief Oscar-qualifying run. We have to wait until this year to see it (we might as well include Zero Dark Thirty on the list given that it doesn't expand until next week).

Aronofsky's Noah doesn't come until 2014, last I heard.

Aronofsky's Noah doesn't come until 2014, last I heard.

I imagine having two similarly-titled apocalypse comedies in one year might create some confusion.

I imagine having two similarly-titled apocalypse comedies in one year might create some confusion.

How so?

How so?

As far as Kickstarter cartoons go, I'm also excited to see if Masaaki Yuasa's Kick-Heart leads him to more success in the states and curious if John K. can recapture some of his old talent going independent with Cans Without Labels.

As far as Kickstarter cartoons go, I'm also excited to see if Masaaki Yuasa's Kick-Heart leads him to more success in the states and curious if John K. can recapture some of his old talent going independent with Cans Without Labels.

From the bits of plot we've heard about (the robots being ancient creatures with some sort of souls of their own, the pilots having to learn to synchronize) it could also be Evangelion Except Shinji's Now Idris Elba. Which sounds even better, but wouldn't sell as well to the mass market.

From the bits of plot we've heard about (the robots being ancient creatures with some sort of souls of their own, the pilots having to learn to synchronize) it could also be Evangelion Except Shinji's Now Idris Elba. Which sounds even better, but wouldn't sell as well to the mass market.

Also awaiting The Boondocks' return.

Also awaiting The Boondocks' return.

@TaumpyTearrs:disqus : But we had a Snyder movie without extreme violence and sex. It was called Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole.

@TaumpyTearrs:disqus : But we had a Snyder movie without extreme violence and sex. It was called Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole.

I agree it could have used more editing, but I thought moreso with the first hour (which is perfectly enjoyable but a bit loose and digressive) than the ending (which was pure awesome).

I agree it could have used more editing, but I thought moreso with the first hour (which is perfectly enjoyable but a bit loose and digressive) than the ending (which was pure awesome).