Famous cars in movies and TV shows are just as much a character to the story as the actors and actresses. If Batman drove a Volvo or Marty McFly time traveled in a Toyota, it just wouldn’t be the same. They’re iconic. So how many of these cars do you recognize?
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We love stories that take us to alien planets and let us explore whole new environments. But not every alien planet is totally realistic, especially given how much we’ve learned about exoplanets lately. So we asked six experts to tell us the biggest mistakes they see in fictional habitable worlds — and here’s what they told us.
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It’s nice to see Ghostbusters getting a lot of love in the toy world these days. First, Lego revealed it’s making an official Ghostbusters building set
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Josh Cooley has a good sense of humor which is probably what led him to start drawing R-rated scenes from famous movies in the style of a children’s book. Alien, Fight Club, The Godfather, Jaws—they’re all there. And they’re for sale.
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We were teased with visual eye candy earlier today
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Here’s an adorably clever animation about famous movie characters called Cinematics by Pier Paolo. How many of these classic movies and characters do you recognize? It’s fun to see famous films animated like this, you’re staring at Charlie Chaplin and eventually it becomes Freddy Kreuger and you’re wondering just how the hell did you get here.
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One of those iconic movies of the 1980’s came from director Tim Burton and actor Michael Keaton in the form of the spooky comedy Beetlejuice. Keaton played the title character … Continue reading
A few weeks ago Lego officially revealed that the next fan-designed Cuusoo set to go into production would be Brent Waller’s incredibly-detailed Ghostbusters set. And while the brickmasters at Lego made a few tweaks to Waller’s design, the results are still definitely worth adding to any Lego collection.
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This week the first look we’ve had up close and personal with the creators and the artwork behind Star Wars Rebels is close at hand. What we’re seeing here is … Continue reading
There are few names that represent a commitment to the distribution of classic films like the Criterion Collection. Since the 1980s, they have remastered and released hundreds of movies on Laserdisc, DVD and Blu-Ray. We recently visited the Criterion headquarters in New York to get a first-hand look at the meticulous restoration process that brings cinematic gems back to life.
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