Okay, that is mysterious. Nobody in Iran wears bhurka, so who could've done this?! (plays dramatic music)

You kinda have to to avoid starring at their their junk instead.

Didn't the original release have this same kind of trailer made for it? In any case, this is pretty much the same trailer from over a decade ago with narration.

There was a lot of miniature effects used in Attack of The Clones.

I linked this before but it's appropriate here. It's about Insidious being one of the best horror films in recent times.

I like this quote from that article I linked.

I found a really good article about the movie, naming it one of the best and underrated film of 2011.

I had an idea similar to this but in a fantasy/sci-fi setting.

If you read what was written above, you'll see that it's more complicated than that.

I think one thing we must understand here is that every Muslim is expected to be religious. So an Islamic state can still be a Islamic state regardless of the type of government. Islam is not meant to replace democracy or whatever, it's supposed to be part of it.

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Oh, yeah?

What did he replace the sky-demon-fetus with?

There's nothing fat about Damian. And Batman haven't been solo ever since Robin was introduced several years after Batman's own debut. There is a theory that Bruce has been reconstructing the family he lost when his parents died, comprised of people tough and skilled enough to prevent that loss from happening again to…

They should follow the examples in Asia and use the instructions in the Quran to construct a recession-resistant economy instead. That's probably more important given the current situation. The value of pi is a hard scientific part that's not going to change anyway, unless the universe got weird or something.

That cover has an old-school feel to it. Probably that "Above The Skies of Gotham..." blurb.

There was a screening for critics. Several of them tweeted that they like it. Not really surprising, considering that this is a movie about high school by the people behind Clone High.

Cobra did all sort of ridicilous thing, like taking over Alaska with a legal loophole and organizing a charity show to fund their organization.

You try looking well-groomed when you have ghost to deal with.

Yeah, but 21 Jump Street and Haywire (he's not really the star in this one) both got pretty good critical response.