A fantastic series of illustration by Paul Westover and Andrew Bridgman from College Humor showcasing how the outcome of various Disney stories would have been changed if the villains featured in these stories had used their head a little more. [Source: College Humor]
I’m not sure why they removed this scene from the movie, but it explains quite a lot and should have been kept in the first place. At least, it got included in the new blu-ray edition of the movie! [Marvel’s Avengers: Age of Ultron on Blu-Ray]
They’re not good, per se, but a compelling villain can be great. Having an effective, interesting bad guy is almost as important to a movie as having a worthy hero. And in some cases, more so. Here are our Top 10 villains in Movie history! [CineFix]
A fantastic stop-motion animation featuring Mikasa fighting her way through various titans… and then end up confronting Godzilla. Check it out! [Jordan Tseng]
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When Hugh Jackman retires as Wolverine, Tom Hardy needs to take over the role. Just look at the amazing illustration above by digital artist Boss Logic. Also, check out the video below where Mr. Jackman tells MTV that he thinks the man would be totally perfect as Wolverine. [Source: Boss Logic on Twitter]
Robocop tries his hand at being a mall cop. It’s not good for him. Or the mall. [SamMacaroni]
To celebrate the new GhostBusters Movie, Dustin McLean from DIY Prop Shop shows us how to build a Ghostbusters ghost trap using nothing but cardboard and gaffer tape for about $25. Who You Gonna Call? [AWE me]
Inside Out is literally about the emotions, but as this montage by Lindsay McCutcheon shows, Pixar’s other movies do an amazing job of conveying feeling Emotions Of Pixar from Lindsay McCutcheon on Vimeo. [Via: Laughing Squid]
We’ve featured several parodies and movie recreations using Lego and now a minifigs manufacturer has come up with a custom set of 12 heads that have the mouths in the right position to phonetically create more realistic speech. [Via: Nerd Approved]