Things are not looking good for ol’ Katie’s stay in Australia. Dumped as a cast member of Big Brother (and Channel 7 is now saying “Hey, it was Endemol that signed her up, not us”), and a review into how she got a visa in the first place.

But a lovable murderous psychopath.

The original Hobbit Law was for the LotR movies.  The change was only last year - after the Hobbit movies.

NZ folded and changed workplace labour laws for the original LotR movies. The Hobbit Law meant anyone working in the film industry can only be considered a contractor, not an employee. No union, none of many of the benefits that a regular employee gets.

The subtitles say “Abomination [roars]” or something like that, and Tim Roth is back as Blonsky in She-Hulk, so yep.

Does anybody have any clue what Wrecker’s “Plan 7” might possibly be?

The technical skill and management - it’s nearly five minutes in a single shot, with many, many extras.

That’s the most baffling part of the whole crap-pile.

I think everyone should witness Cats before they die

If the video on the tweet above is region locked for you:

Negative, Ghost Rider, the pattern is full.

Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson is 6'8" and that’s just across the shoulders...

Sidenote: do we know who the dead Jedi the clones were carting around on Kamino was?

You can see him coming in the doorway in the remote mountain cabin, just looking at her and saying “We have got to talk.”

Speaking of How to Train Your Dragon, though, that movie has a killer score. “Test Drive,” anyone?

Bring back the majestic herds of hops roaming the plains, I say. Let them roam far and free, grazing where they will.

Still, I loved Bucky being little show off with his super strength and annoying Sam by flirting with Sarah.

That earworm ain’t going anywhere anytime soon...

I’m not a big comics person (working on it, but there’s a lot of backlog for me to catch up with :D. But when JLD showed up last night, I was certain that people who knew the comics better than me were going

Thanks.  Plain text links from here onwards.