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There have always been crazy people in need of medical attention. Always. Maybe one of the biggest differences between the way things are now and the way things used to be, besides the existence of…   Read Story »
This image has been popping up all over the Internet today in breathless, nerd-soaked blog posts about the upcoming Wolverine movie. It is the purported FIRST LOOK at the new movie. Well, OK, what…   Read Story »
In the weeks before The Dark Knight Rises came out, I rewatched the first two Christopher Nolan batman movies. It wasn't specifically on purpose. I'm not one of those fans who worries that he'll miss…   Read Story »
Normally, The Amazing Spider-Man would be a Videogum Movie Club selection, but it comes out on Wednesday, and also there's a weird cloud of disinterest that seems to be surrounding it. Or is that…   Read Story »
In brightest day, in blackest night, beware his power, Green Lantern's gay. #SomeHomo   Read Story »
As any young boy will tell you, one of the most appealing things about superheroes is the way they smell. Sure, we'd all love to have super-strength and the ability to fly and an invisible jet and a…   Read Story »
WELL?! WHAT DID YOU THINK?! I mean, I know you saw The Avengers this weekend. Your mom saw The Avengers this weekend. Let's put it this way: so many people saw The Avengers this weekend that if it…   Read Story »
I know we're all pretty excited for the reboot of Spider-Man next summer starring Andrew Garfield from The Social Network, and Emma Stone from the #1 movie in America (not a joke!) The Help directed…   Read Story »
On last week's episode of Louie, during one of the comedy club stand-up routine segments, Louis talks about how it is weird/hard to live in a country with such a horrible history of racism and…   Read Story »
Let's beat the heat AND the Nazis this weekend with a nice, cold screening of Captain America: The First Avenger. Then we'll meet back here on Monday to talk about it! (Here = THE GREATEST COUNTRY ON…   Read Story »