That’s right, over half a million LEGO bricks! This scene was built over at Legoland Windsor in the UK to reproduce the battle scene where the Rebel Alliance attacked the Death Star in A New Hope. I visited Legoland Orlando (Florida) last summer, and while the models there were absolutely stunning, there was nothing as […]
The hardest part of a script to nail is the ending. Everything has been building up to this one moment, and if the writer doesn’t deliver, the movie could be doomed. Audiences love finality in movies, and prefer it if they understand what happened in a film. But sometimes, the conclusion throws them for a […]
A complete version of John Williams’ The Imperial March in a Major Key! [Muted Vocal]
Tumblr blogger mamalaz came up with this idea, and I honestly think that a sitcom based on this concept would have some stellar ratings. If you’re reading this from the front page, hit the “read more” link below for more!
One man’s journey to paint whatever nature puts in front of him. [Above Average]
Just when Matt thinks he is bringing order back to the city, new forces are rising in Hell’s Kitchen. Now the Man Without Fear must take on a new adversary in Frank Castle and face an old flame – Elektra Natchios. Daredevil season two will premiere on Friday, March 18 on Netflix. < [Netflix US […]
These posters were spotted yesterday in the NYC subway, but sadly, it seems that these are not official and were put there by an anonymous artist. Sigh. [Via Jedi News]
These fantastic illustrations by Paul Westover from College Humor picture what various Disney movies would look like if they’d be faithful to their source material. [Source: College Humor | Via GG]
Sorry, that’s self-balancing two-wheeled boards. :) From Jimmy Kimmel Live: Lately the people behind “The Walking Dead” have been bringing more modern elements into the show. When actor Norman Reedus stopped by our show, he provided us with an exclusive clip from an upcoming episode that’s a very good example of that. [Jimmy Kimmel Live]
It might not be as Discotastic as Linda Carter’s theme from the ’70s, but it’s still pretty darn good, and it was composed by Hans Zimmer and Junkie XL! [WaterTower Music]