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Watched it yesterday. Great film. Guillermo Del Toro really delivers on his promise to show us Giant Robots fighting Alien monstrosities on film. While the story is a little thin and few of the cast make an impresson (with the exception of Idris Elba, Charlie Day, Burn Gorman and Ron Perlman)...

Ok. I thought this was hilarious. Here's a vid of two fangirls geeking out over the trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52ktuLmy8pM And in this video a couple of familiar faces react to them: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijN69FbZPLI

Eh. No offense, but I never liked Draco's look. Unlike Vermithrax Pejorative from 1981's Dragonslayer, Sean Connery as fire breathing lizard looks kind of bland. At least Smaug looks to be taking some cues from Vermithax in his design. Here's the dragon in question: As for the Will Turner...

One word: AWESOME. :cool: However, I'm a little torn on this trailer, as An Unexpected Journey left me a bit underwhelmed. I still liked it, but Jackson's interest in cramming whatever appendice material Tolkien wrote really bogged it down and the pacing suffered as a result. Hopefully there's...

I'm up for it. Thor was my favorite Marvel Cinematic Universe movie (yes, more than Iron Man and The Avengers even). So excited to see what they have in store for this sequel.

Watch the video interview with the guys from CDProjeckt from GameInformer's channel on Youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=8gIsYuPIKco Read up on what features are in the game in this link. And finally some art:

Available online finally. I loved this short when I first saw it before Wreck-It Ralph. While I thought the latter was a great film, Paperman was just better. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=aTLySbGoMX0#!

I hope the anime fans on this board are present, because I'd like to tell you about the live action adaptation of Nobuhiro Watsuki's popular manga. The movie is great. It manages to convey everything that was wonderful about the manga/anime. The casting was spot on, with Takeru Sato (of Kamen...

Forgot to add to my post, but let me just say how I love the new opening titles. They're a nice shout out to the space intros of the original series while being modern at the same time. And we get to see the Doctor's face once more. Awesome. ;)

It was good. Better than last year's special at least. Really liked the guest stars in this one, particularly Richard E. Grant as Doctor Simeon. Also nice to see the return of Strax, Vastra and Jenny Flint. Snowmen could have been scarier though, really feel they could have had more potential...

I have more than one favorite, if that's alright. Thor - Malekith and his fellow Dark Elves that appear in Walt Simonson's run are pretty awesome. They're quite dangerous and I hope the upcoming Thor sequel does them justice. Labyrinth - Jareth and the Goblins are also pretty sweet...

Link Specifically, it's the 200th anniversary of the publication of Die Kinder und Hausmärchen (Children's and Household Tales), Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm's collection of the best fairy tales of their age. Thought it'd be nice to start a topic on this. So among the tales, which is your favortie?

That for me is the biggest problem with the film. This is Bilbo's story, the focus should be on him and his journey of discovery. But here he doesn't get much screentime as he should, and the film seems to focus rather on extraneous events and characters that could have been left out. It's a...

Allow me to be the first to comment on this film. As the first part in a trilogy, this movie is not as good as The Fellowship of the Ring. While Peter Jackson manages to conjure some fantastic visuals and get some great performances from his actors, he loads the movie with unnecessary filler...