Check out this awesome “trailer” below where each of the movie Batman’s battle each other. This editing job is amazing!
This reminded me of my post 3 years ago after Batman Begins came out, comparing the Batmans. Who do you think makes the best Batman?
I came across this on MSNBC last night:
“Mr. Big is out, and Mr. Goldblum is in. Jeff Goldblum will be joining “Law & Order: Criminal Intent” while Chris Noth – Mr. Big in the “Sex and the City” TV show and movie – is leaving after three seasons, a series spokeswoman said Thursday.”
This is welcome news. I love watching Criminal Intent, mainly because of Vincent D’Onofrio. When they went to the split-detectives a few years ago, I basically stopped watching every other episode. The best part of Criminal Intent is the Columbo-like character in Detective Goren, always spouting off these random bits of knowledge and having these socially awkward interactions. Goldblum should be able to play into that tone pretty well, and will compliment the D’Onofrio team. Now only if they could get more shows out of the season and get it back onto NBC.
It’s been an amazingly long time in the waiting, but finally Battlestar Galactica returns for it’s 4th and final season. This is definitely one of the best shows on TV, and after the writers strike, it’s awesome to look forward to TV that’s not a reality show.
If you’ve never seen BSG before, or if you need a refresh on what’s been going on, they have an amazing 8-minute recap called “What the frak is going on with BSG?“. It’s hilariously awesome!
Friday night can’t get here soon enough!
I came across one of the funniest things I’ve seen in a while: Star Trek Inspirational posters. To many this might not seem to funny, but to Trekies, this is a gold-mine:
Here are all of them in a slideshow. Which one is your favorite?
I just wanted to pass along a link to some great commentary about Monday’s (Nov 12) episode of Heroes from the Cracked.com blog. Hilariously true as well, and definitely recommended reading (warning: some F-bombs are dropped).
“The most critical revelations this episode centered around what happened to Peter Petrelli, namely, how did he go from blowing up over New York to a shipping container in Ireland? The somewhat convoluted answer is that he saved his brother, was kidnapped and imprisoned by the Company, escaped with Adam Monroe, then got handcuffed by the Haitian inside the shipping container and had his memory erased. Perhaps most importantly though was his time spent with Veronica Mars, who will now forever be celebrated as the person that finally gave Peter a haircut.”
I agree with everything written in the blog, especially the part about the new characters. There isn’t one new character on this season’s show that is all that compelling. Adam may be the closest resemblance of being interesting. I don’t get the Venezuelan twins, and the Veronica Mars character just annoys the hell out of me. Now she’s tied with that Nikki character for Heroes I can’t stand. The worst part is at the end of the episode NBC promotes “3 episodes left to save the world”. It looks like they’re preparing for a season finale, punishing the viewers of the show for not being able to get their act together against the Writer’s Guild. Hopefully this season doesn’t turn into a big roller coaster that made us slowly and steadily incline for 7 episodes, only to drop like 10 feet.
