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Christopher Nolan’s Batman Movies Predict President Obama’s Political Career

Christopher Nolan's Batman Movies Predict President Obama's Political Career

Thank you, 4chan, for realizing that the release dates of the Batman movies match up with key points in Barack Obama‘s campaign trail. This is why I love the internet. More »

Video: ‘Moves Like Batman’ Is A Fun, Geeky Tribute To ‘Moves Like Jagger’

Video: 'Moves Like Batman' Is A Fun, Geeky Tribute To 'Moves Like Jagger'

What makes this Maroon 5 parody “Moves Like Batman” so good are the geeky touches like Batman dancing and the “nanana” in the chorus. More »

Marky Mark’s 911 Ideas Prove He Thinks He Is A Real Life Action Hero

Marky Mark's 911 Ideas Prove He Thinks He Is A Real Life Action Hero

Mark Wahlberg will save the world in his Calvin Klein briefs if given the chance. More »

The Dark Knight Rises Trailer Is Fantastic And Also Possibly About Occupy Wall Street

The Dark Knight Rises Trailer Is Fantastic And Also Possibly About Occupy Wall Street

Who knew that Christopher Nolan‘s third Batman movie The Dark Knight Rises would have Anne Hathaway and Tom Hardy fighting for the have-nots? Check out the first full-length trailer! More »

See The Community Cast Rendered As Batman Villains

See The Community Cast Rendered As Batman Villains

Wait, then who’s Batman? It’s totally Star-Burns, isn’t it? More »

First Look: Anne Hathaway’s Catwoman Costume (With Ears!) In The Dark Knight Rises

First Look: Anne Hathaway's Catwoman Costume (With Ears!) In The Dark Knight Rises

I know we all had a lackluster reaction to the first shots of Anne Hathaway as Catwoman on the set of The Dark Knight Rises, but this image of her costume will satisfy all the naysayers: It’s tight leather; it’s functional (zipper) but sexy (heels). Most importantly, she has ears! More »

Gallery: Fictional Characters Turned Real-Life Criminals

Gallery: Fictional Characters Turned Real-Life Criminals

I have terrible, terrible news for you all: Your favorite fictional characters have begun to turn to lives of crime. Gone are the days of the ski mask; these days, robbers and crooks are donning Halloween costumes and character masks to carry out their evil deeds. What can we do to stop this horrible trend?! We must save the characters! More »

No More Hollywood Reboots, Please!

No More Hollywood Reboots, Please!

The planned Clue remake may have been nixed, but the reboot train keeps chugging forward, with 1986 robot classic Short Circuit next on the list. And once again, I am tearing my hair and yelling “noooooooooooo!” in response to a silly Hollywood decision. More »

Snap This: Hipster Batman Is Too Cool For Gotham

Snap This: Hipster Batman Is Too Cool For Gotham

Quick, Robin! To the Batfixie! AWAY! More »

First Look: Tom Hardy Looks More Silly Than Scary as Bane in ‘The Dark Knight Rises’

First Look: Tom Hardy Looks More Silly Than Scary as Bane in 'The Dark Knight Rises'

Aww, Tom Hardy‘s covered up his pretty face in order to play the new villain in Christopher Nolan‘s third and final Batman film. Add the shaved head (or skull cap), and he’s virtually unrecognizable as Bane, a prisoner injected with a serum that makes him ultra-strong and driven mad with vengeance. But even though this set photo was released over the weekend, I’m not really feeling Bane yet. More »

13 Actors Who Could Have Played Iconic Roles

13 Actors Who Could Have Played Iconic Roles

Severus Snape? Alan Rickman. Marty McFly? Michael J. Fox. Vivian Ward? Julia Roberts. We all know and love these characters, and their actors’ portrayals of them were so perfect, it can be hard to imagine anyone else playing them. But guess what? If things had gone a little differently, Alan Rickman might not have landed Snape, Michael J. Fox may not have donned Marty’s orange vest, and Julia Roberts may not have become one of the world’s most well-known prostitutes. That’s right: Each of these characters were originally pitched to different actors, and in some cases, were even recast midway through shooting. What other iconic characters might have ended up being played by totally different actors? Read on to find out! More »

This Batman Signal Shadow Puppet Makes Up for the ‘Dark Knight Rises’ Unicorn Debacle

This Batman Signal Shadow Puppet Makes Up for the 'Dark Knight Rises' Unicorn Debacle

Still pissed off about the fearsome skyline in the Dark Knight Rises poster actually being a cute unicorn? Yeah, well I was last night, when I was at the theater, glimpsed the poster, and couldn’t see anything but. This image will not replace that trauma, but it will take away some of the sting. It’s Batman as he should be: Shadowy and cool. (And the cause of hand cramps!) More »

15 Other Pop Culture Trololos We’d Like to See

15 Other Pop Culture Trololos We'd Like to See

Last week, we brought you the hilarity that is “Trolling Saruman,” a glorious mashup of The Lord of the Rings and the infamous Trololo meme. And you know what? It occurs to us that lots of other pop culture fixtures could benefit from the Trololo treatment. Any readers out there handy with video editing want to get on these? More »

The Daily WTF: The Dark Knight Rises Into a Unicorn

The Daily WTF: The Dark Knight Rises Into a Unicorn

Oh my god, what is going on with the Dark Knight Rises poster? Why did we have to see this? Having an incredible superhero franchise sullied by a dumb, stupid unicorn is way more traumatizing that spotting a hidden penis in a Disney film. Get the heck out of there, stupid unicorn. You don’t belong in Gotham City.
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How Pro-America Superheroes Like Batman and Captain America Are Portrayed in the Movies

How Pro-America Superheroes Like Batman and Captain America Are Portrayed in the Movies

Not all superheroes fight for the American way: The X-Men, for one, know that they’re despised by all of humanity. But there are a couple of caped crimefighters who are willing to lay down their lives for their country, or at least their city, to repay some sort of debt. So let’s compare four pro-American superheroes — Batman, Spider-Man, Superman, and Captain America — against American standards of self-sufficiency, loyalty, and relationships. I’ve tried my best not to include any canon from the comic books and go solely by the movies, so any generalizations or theories are supported by the visions of Christopher Nolan, Marc Webb, Sam Raimi, and others. More »

Snap This: Superhero Nails

Snap This: Superhero Nails

Redditor sweet_acid posted these pictures of her nail art, which was inspired by superheroes. Can you match the nail design to the superhero? More »

Small Children Doing Adorably Geeky Things

Small Children Doing Adorably Geeky Things

Ah, children! There’s nothing quite like seeing the future generations of geekdom already beginning to exercise their extraordinary geeky powers. It brings a warm, fuzzy feeling to my agéd geek heart. Were you as cool as these 10 kids when you were little? I sure hope I was! More »

How Would Adam West’s Cameo in ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ Fit into Christopher Nolan’s Batman?

How Would Adam West's Cameo in 'The Dark Knight Rises' Fit into Christopher Nolan's Batman?

Floss Magazine has confirmed the rumor swirling around the Internets that Adam West, the original TV Batman, was spotted on the set of The Dark Knight Rises and will make a cameo in the movie. If this is true, it raises a big question about the tone of the Batman franchise and whether Christopher Nolan is just throwing West a bone. More »

Anne Hathaway’s Catwoman Costume Will Resemble the Original Comic Book

Anne Hathaway's Catwoman Costume Will Resemble the Original Comic Book

Christopher Nolan‘s Batman movies are rebooting everything about the franchise, including the Catwoman look. Hollywood Life reports that Anne Hathaway‘s costume for The Dark Knight Rises will draw its inspiration from the original comic book that introduced Batman’s sexy foe — down to night-vision goggles. More »

17 Pop Culture Variations on ‘Keep Calm and Carry On’

17 Pop Culture Variations on 'Keep Calm and Carry On'

Freaking out because the weekend’s almost over? Have no fear! We’ve got five simple words that will help: Keep Calm and Carry On. Originally created as a poster slogan by the British government during the Second World War, the saying was intended to raise the morale of the British public in the event of invasion. Luckily, it never had to be used, and after the war, it fell into obscurity. In 2000, though, the poster resurfaced in a second-hand bookstore in Northumberland– and thus, a meme was born! Since then, the phrase has shown up on everything from tea towels to coffee mugs (Fact: I have a vinyl decal of the words adorning my wall). Naturally, since its rediscovery, the creative masses on the interwebs have taken the poster’s design and come up with endless variations, often with hilarious pop culture themes. So, as the weekend draws to a close, I offer you this advice: Keep calm, carry on, and take a look at these other versions so you’ll know exactly what to do if a Dementor attacks you or if a vampire falls in love with you. More »