The Insecticon reminds me of Thundershred, the recent third-party custom version of Shrapnel, Shrapnel.

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Marvel already has several Batman-like characters. Moon Knight is the most obvious, although Tony Stark/Iron Man shares several things with Wayne and the Bat.

Good thing Spider-man survived that. Well, Parker survived for a while anyway. But it was a whole lot better than what Ultimatum did.

Russian, actually.

I love Russian Santa.

And this is why you are not a producer.

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And Zuko is a pretty effective fighter without firebending. He's just that good. Sokka too, and that guy is even a talented forensic detective.

We don't know how much Michael Bay is involved in Ninja Turtles. He's the producer, and that usually means he likes the idea of the movie but does not want to direct it because it does not fit his style (similar to the Nightmare on Elm Street remake). It's strange a lot of people associate Ninja Turtles with Bay but…

Yeah, the rest of the Utrom race are much better characters. In the 2003 cartoon series, most of them are allies of the turtle, with only the one disguised as Shredder being evil.

Not enough robo-toe.

Vaguely a genre movie: trailer for David Cronenberg's next film Cosmopolis (based on the novel by Don DeLillo). This looks like Cronenberg going back to doing more surreal films.

No, it was quite good. Not that it has any effect on how much money movies make.

Wheeljack is back! Hurray for the Prime character with the best toy (that isn't First Edition Bulkhead or Starscream).

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The actual facehugger in the first film was a bunch of seafood they arranged on a tray, wasn't it? This is important because stuff that goes with seafood and stuff that goes with poultry can be different.

Aslong as the book isn't based on another f her sex dream. But maybe we can give David Lynch or whoever to work on that.

I don't know "turning off your brain" could be done when commenting on the internet. Oh, wait. Youtube and various other site proves you can.

Yeah, that "souls" thing seems more of a personal taste issue than actual literary criticism.