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Movie Trailer: Out of the Furnace, starring Christian Bale
12 jul 2013 00:00

From Crazy Heart writer/director Scott Cooper comes Out of the Furnace, starring Christian Bale as a down-on-his luck steel mill worker, a real Springsteen-song type, who gets drawn into vigilantism after Woody Harrelson and some bad boys try to get Bale’s Iraq veteran brother played by Casey Affleck to take a dive in his underground boxing match. Much to their chagrin, Casey Affleck says PTSDEEEEZ NUTS to that idea and they retaliate by killing him, leading to an epic showdown between Bale and the bad boys. Also, Pearl Jam.

From Crazy Heart writer/director Scott Cooper comes Out of the Furnace, starring Christian Bale as a down-on-his luck steel mill worker, a real Springsteen-song type, ...
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Dream of High School Prom Comes True
12 jul 2013 01:34
The girl in the red dress looks like a normal girl dressed for a prom, but there is a very good story behind this photo.
The girl in the red dress looks like a normal girl dressed for a prom, but there is a very good story behind this photo.
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Crazy, Stupid and Insane Things You Can Buy in SkyMall
12 jul 2013 01:52
By now everyone realizes that Skymall is 50% jokes and 50% business – half of that crap they just put in catalogs so you can laugh at something if your plane starts going down. But they’re still legally obligated to give it to you if you pay for it, so this crap is real.
By now everyone realizes that Skymall is 50% jokes and 50% business – half of that crap they just put in catalogs so you can laugh at something if your plane starts going down.
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With and Without Makeup
12 jul 2013 02:03
Those women you see every day can be so much different from what they see in the mirror when remove their make up. In the world of glamorous fashion women are born to be women, but most of them prefer to look like professional models or dolls. Thes photos belong to a professional make up artist from Russia, Vadim Andreev, who helps women to change.
Those women you see every day can be so much different from what they see in the mirror when remove their make up.
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Bringing Baby Turtles to Sea
12 jul 2013 02:05
To protect newly hatched sea turtles, a group of volunteers came together and did something incredible. They formed a human wall around the nest; the corridor they created led directly into the ocean. Because baby sea turtles are easy prey for birds and other predators, this ensured their safe hatching and passage into the ocean. Sometimes, people can be so cool.
To protect newly hatched sea turtles, a group of volunteers came together and did something incredible. They formed a human wall around the nest; the corridor they created led directly into the ocean.
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Spanish Bull Racing Ends in Injury
12 jul 2013 02:07
In Pamplona, Spain, bull racing occurs every year during the festival of San Fermin, which lasts for nine days. Each bull run takes about two and a half minutes. Three people have been hospitalised this year due to injuries while many others have been slightly injured.
In Pamplona, Spain, bull racing occurs every year during the festival of San Fermin, which lasts for nine days. Each bull run takes about two and a half minutes.
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Filmmaker Captures His Terrifying Polar Bear Attack On Camera
12 jul 2013 02:09
Any documentary filmmaker likes to get up close and personal with their subjects, but Gordon Buchanan pushes the limits more than most. As part of his thrilling documentary The Polar Bear Family and Me he ventured into the arctic landscape, bravely locking himself inside a protective booth so he could capture never-before seen footage of polar bears in the wild. But during the middle of filming, the unthinkable happens. The hungry poplar bear suddenly turns her attention to him and his tiny capsule. What happens next is as chilling as it is extraordinary…
Any documentary filmmaker likes to get up close and personal with their subjects, but Gordon Buchanan pushes the limits more than most.
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Chinese Symbol Tattoo
12 jul 2013 14:09

Another week another round of funny tweets, just for you! Twitter was made for a reason and this is it. This week has some great quality hilarious tweets. Enjoy!

Another week another round of funny tweets, just for you! Twitter was made for a reason and this is it. This week has some great quality hilarious tweets. Enjoy!
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Sprinkler Win
12 jul 2013 14:17

Here are this weeks top Gif's. This gallery is just too hilarious. Enjoy a good laugh and smile with these Gif's. From funny cats to nut shots this post has it all!

Here are this weeks top Gif's. This gallery is just too hilarious. Enjoy a good laugh and smile with these Gif's. From funny cats to nut shots this post has it all!
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How to Avoid a Bear Attack
12 jul 2013 14:21

After a story about a man surviving a 300 pound bear attack in Rhode Island, a local reporter gave some tips on how to avoid a bear attack. Julie Tremmel made things a little silly in this news video. Watch to find out what I mean.

After a story about a man surviving a 300 pound bear attack in Rhode Island, a local reporter gave some tips on how to avoid a bear attack.
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Goldfish is a goalfish who plays football and even scores
12 jul 2013 14:33

Who knew you could train a fish to play soccer? This is one impressive Goldfish. Watch Span the goldfish pushes his mini soccer ball into the net. Push Your Ball-y!! Awesome!

Who knew you could train a fish to play soccer? This is one impressive Goldfish. Watch Span the goldfish pushes his mini soccer ball into the net. Push Your Ball-y!! Awesome!
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A Series Of Futuristic And Hallucinatory Images Of Tokyo
14 jul 2013 01:16
You might not have realised this but Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is in fact the largest metropolitan area in the world. Within it’s bustling streets and neon skyscrapers you’ll find around 13.2million people living in 2,188 km². That makes Tokyo not only incredible crowded, but a city that has a constant frenetic energy to it. People are either heading home or going out, finishing work or starting their shift – there is no such concept as ‘downtime’ in a city which constantly caters to the routines and whims of its thriving residents. It’s that same sense of continuous movement that Japanese visual artist Makoto Sasaki captures in his series titled ‘Tokyo Layers’. Using long and moving exposures he conjures up these futuristic dream-like images – not dissimilar to something you’d expect to see in Blade Runner. You can experience more of his hallucinatory cityscapes via his official Flickr profile.
You might not have realised this but Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is in fact the largest metropolitan area in the world. Within it’s bustling streets and neon skyscrapers you’ll find around 13.
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A Startling Look Inside California's Sex Doll Factory
14 jul 2013 01:18
There’s two trains of thought when it comes to sex dolls, they are either consider an unnatural (and some would say disturbing) alternative to a sexual partner, others consider them a source of comfort, companionship and even therapy for some of the societies most maligned individuals. But regardless of which side of the fence you sit on, real sex dolls just like any other commercial product (they cost around $6,000) are mass assembled along a factory line. That in itself, is somewhat of a dichotomy, knowing that an inanimate objected created in such a stark environment can then hold such influence and power within the human psyche. Gifted photographer Zackary Canepari was equally interested in the mystery and appeal of the Real Doll phenomena. That interest took him to Abyss Creations in San Marcos, California where he was allowed he access to the factory where the ‘girls’ themselves are created. His dark and brooding series ‘Love Machines’ uniquely captures a realm far removed from the inevitable suburban environments the dolls will finally call home. Through his lens & vision, he provides an evocative if disconcerting peak into an industry that is much about our most basic desires and needs, as it is about profit, enterprise and innovation. Warning: Some of the following photos may be considered NSFW.
There’s two trains of thought when it comes to sex dolls, they are either consider an unnatural (and some would say disturbing) alternative to a sexual partner, ...
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Filmmaker Captures His Terrifying Polar Bear Attack On Camera
14 jul 2013 01:27
Any documentary filmmaker likes to get up close and personal with their subjects, but Gordon Buchanan pushes the limits more than most. As part of his thrilling documentary The Polar Bear Family and Me he ventured into the arctic landscape, bravely locking himself inside a protective booth so he could capture never-before seen footage of polar bears in the wild. But during the middle of filming, the unthinkable happens. The hungry poplar bear suddenly turns her attention to him and his tiny capsule. What happens next is as chilling as it is extraordinary…
Any documentary filmmaker likes to get up close and personal with their subjects, but Gordon Buchanan pushes the limits more than most.
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Here's A Magnificent Time-lapsed Look At The City Of Dubai
14 jul 2013 01:27
We’ve already featured one stunning time-lapse video this week, but we couldn’t resist showcasing this gorgeous video by Vimeo user Dimid Using a Canon 7D, Sigma 10-20 mm 3.5, Canon 24-105 mm 4, Sigma 30 mm 1.4 and Benro C-257 tripod he’s captured the center of Dubai in the in breathtaking detail. Dubai itself is located on the Southeast coast of the Persian Gulf, it’s one of seven emirates that combined form the United Arab Emirates. Over 500K people have already experienced the video, which should be more than enough of an endorsement of how fantastic it is. Dubai’s bustling streets, open canals, majestic skyscrapers and sheer opulence are all on display in glorious detail. But it doesn’t end there, along with the video, he’s also released a series of images from the trip. He’s photographed the blazing heat of the day to the glowing lights of the city at night and everything in-between. You can see all the eye-candy goodness via his official Flickr page. After this collection of stunning work, we can’t wait to see which country his visits next, can you?
We’ve already featured one stunning time-lapse video this week, but we couldn’t resist showcasing this gorgeous video by Vimeo user Dimid Using a Canon 7D, Sigma 10-20 mm 3.
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Photographer Has Been Taking Terrific Selfies For 12 Years
14 jul 2013 01:28
Here’s some fantastic inspiration to kick start your day. Photographer Jeff Harris has been embarking on a photographic project that has lasted 12 years. Each day he took a new portrait of himself and the world around him – but this isn’t just one giant ego trip. Whilst our social networks are flooded with endless ‘selfies’, Jeff has deliberately pushed himself to experience new environments, situations and emotions to ensure the photograph he took each day, was more interesting than the last. “I would make all these resolutions to keep a diary, but by February they would fizzle out. That’s when I realised I could make 5mins in a day to take a self portrait. I started in 1999 and a lot of the earlier shots were very repetitive and boring, but the longer I did it, the stronger my visual sense became. It’s one of those things the longer you do it, the harder it is to stop.” His unique & creative photographs have been featured in both Cancer Connections: Images of Hope and Courage Across Canada & Auto Focus: The Self-Portrait in Contemporary Photography He’s even put together a warm and genuine video, detailing the highs and lows of his story, his traumatic battle with cancer, how it’s changed him and what his future potentially holds. So next time you’re about to take a selfie, think of Jeff and how he might have taken it.
Here’s some fantastic inspiration to kick start your day. Photographer Jeff Harris has been embarking on a photographic project that has lasted 12 years.
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A Series Of Idiots Fighting With Inanimate Objects
14 jul 2013 01:28
Sure we all get frustrated at times and some (for reasons best known to themselves) like to vent their irritation at inanimate objects. You know the score, punching a wall, kicking a chair or slamming a door. But as you’re about to see, this next group of individuals like nothing more than to take on objects head on – the difference? These objects fight back. Prepare to witness karma in full effect.
Sure we all get frustrated at times and some (for reasons best known to themselves) like to vent their irritation at inanimate objects.
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Aquarium Fence
15 jul 2013 12:14
This aquarium fence is very expensive. It is 165 ft (50 m) long and has thousands of fish inside it. The house is located somewhere in Turkey.
This aquarium fence is very expensive. It is 165 ft (50 m) long and has thousands of fish inside it. The house is located somewhere in Turkey.
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Korean Photoshop Requests and the Results
15 jul 2013 12:22
"We Do Phoshop" is a Korean Facebook page where people can submit their photos to have touch-ups done by Photoshop experts. No warning exists against the photoshoppers taking... ahem... "creative liberties" though...
"We Do Phoshop" is a Korean Facebook page where people can submit their photos to have touch-ups done by Photoshop experts. No warning exists against the photoshoppers taking... ahem...
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Jay-Z’s 99 Problems Illustrated
15 jul 2013 12:30
GrArG Media aka Ali Graham, a freelance illustrator has launched a new daily illustration blog which is based on the track 99 problems by Jay-Z. The blog is updated everyday with a new illustration showing a daily problem of the rap superstar. Featuring problems like “Dead President”, “Diggers in Paris”, “Bad Hair Day” and many more – so head over to the tumblr-blog probs99.
GrArG Media aka Ali Graham, a freelance illustrator has launched a new daily illustration blog which is based on the track 99 problems by Jay-Z.
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Find the Cat
15 jul 2013 12:33
This cat likes to stalk his owner and tends to pop up in pictures. See if you can spot him
This cat likes to stalk his owner and tends to pop up in pictures. See if you can spot him
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Welcome To Russia. Here's What You'll Be Experiencing
15 jul 2013 12:38

Ah Russia, a vast expansive realm steeped in cold war history, famous for being the first nation to send a man into space yet also soaked in vodka and home to some of the most peculiar scenarios and individuals on the planet. Did we mention they build underground bunkers so you can keep partying whilst Armageddon is happening above you? Or that their most notorious criminals communicate through their own custom tattoos? And what about those magnificent landmarks in Moscow, destined to impress even the most jaded traveller? But what of the everyday occurrences of 143 individuals who call Russia home? Is there Tuesday afternoon really so different to yours and mine? Let’s face it, in uncompromising landscape spanning 17,098,242 km and inhabited by some of the most resilient individuals on the planet, you’re going to find more than a few bizarre situations. Here’s a look at just a few you might encounter should you ever go there…

Ah Russia, a vast expansive realm steeped in cold war history, famous for being the first nation to send a man into space yet also soaked in vodka and home to some of the most peculiar scenarios...
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This Is What Beauty Treatments Looked Like In The 1900's
15 jul 2013 12:40
These days its rare to find a celebrity who hasn’t undergone some form of plastic surgery, from tummy tuck, breast implants, facelift, nose jobs and eyebrow lifts are part and parcel of our ongoing question to remain youthful. But back at the beginning of the 20th century, whilst the desire for everlasting youth and enduring beauty were a constant, it certainly took a vastly different form. During the 1900′s-1920′s, individuals continued to be heavily influenced by Victorian societies belief that it was simply your ‘duty’ as a woman to look beautiful. It wasn’t a choice, it was a lifestyle, one which had an entire industry of tools, devices and machines designed to help you keep up with others expectations. And it was those ‘beauty treatments’ that continued to be peddled and pushed to whole new generation of consumers at the beginning of the 20th century.
These days its rare to find a celebrity who hasn’t undergone some form of plastic surgery, from tummy tuck, breast implants, facelift, ...
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Awesome Silhouettes of Superheroes Reveal Their Past and Present
15 jul 2013 12:56
California-based artist Khoa Ho's poster series titled Superheroes - Past/Present features iconic superheroes like Batman, Superman, and Spiderman as creatively designed silhouettes revealing their former struggles and current strength. The series draws inspiration form the Batman Begins quote: "It's not who you are underneath. It's what you do that defines you." The graphic designer's simple silhouettes are both wonderful to look at and a real treat for comic book lovers. Anyone who knows the stories behind each of these heroic characters will be able to identify the lower half of the image that alludes to past trials and tribulations that have helped form the brave vigilantes they are in the present day.
California-based artist Khoa Ho's poster series titled Superheroes - Past/Present features iconic superheroes like Batman, Superman, ...
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Gross-Looking “Black Hotdog” Is a Japanese Delicacy
15 jul 2013 13:03
This bizarre “black” hotdog looks like it has been burnt to a crisp but it is really dyed with squid ink. You can find this food for sale in Akihabara, Tokyo.
This bizarre “black” hotdog looks like it has been burnt to a crisp but it is really dyed with squid ink. You can find this food for sale in Akihabara, Tokyo.
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Hilarious Reactions to Getting Splashed in the Face
15 jul 2013 13:16
It's not everyday that a person has a bucket of water poured over their head but, when it does happen, it's generally an unexpected experience. This photo series, entitled Splash, documents the hilarious responses that people and animals have during that moment of surprise. The comical project is a collaborative between Toronto-based photographers David Wile and April Maciborka.
It's not everyday that a person has a bucket of water poured over their head but, when it does happen, it's generally an unexpected experience.
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Photorealistic Paintings of Eyes Reflecting Their Surroundings
15 jul 2013 13:16
Though it is often said that the human eye can be revealing about a person, Jakarta-based Indonesian artist Veri Apriyatno's series titled The Witnesses reveals a lot more about a person's surroundings through the reflection of their eyes. Each hyperrealistic mixed media creation in the series (made with charcoal, pencil, and acrylics on canvas) presents an entire world within the gaze of a glistening eye.
Though it is often said that the human eye can be revealing about a person, Jakarta-based Indonesian artist Veri Apriyatno's series titled The Witnesses reveals a lot more about a person's...
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Anti-slavery alphabet
15 jul 2013 13:22
While the fight against slavery in the United States waged on, more than a decade before culminating with the Emancipation Proclamation, abolitionist sisters Hannah and Mary Townsend decided to take their efforts in a new direction. Instead of only aiming their anti-slavery rhetoric at the offending adults, they opted to reach out to the next generation through basic education. The result was a pamphlet entitled “The Anti-slavery Alphabet,” published in 1846 and preserved now by the Mississippi Department of Archives and History…
While the fight against slavery in the United States waged on, more than a decade before culminating with the Emancipation Proclamation, ...
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Cat decides to be more like a dog
15 jul 2013 13:26
A formerly ordinary house cat realizes that languid ennui won’t lead to happiness and that dogs really do have a much better perspective on life…
A formerly ordinary house cat realizes that languid ennui won’t lead to happiness and that dogs really do have a much better perspective on life…
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Guy Introduces You to His Roommate’s Stuffed Dog
15 jul 2013 13:53
This redditor says, “My roommates adopted this dog they found abandoned near a dumpster.” Despite his difficult early life, he acts just like a normal dog should…
This redditor says, “My roommates adopted this dog they found abandoned near a dumpster.” Despite his difficult early life, he acts just like a normal dog should…
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The Chronic
15 jul 2013 23:42

By now it's no secret that Aziz Ansari is a huge fan of hip-hop, and that he's friends with guys like Jay-Z and Kanye West, even making a cameo in the video for "Otis" off of their Watch the Throne collaboration. So I guess it was only a matter of time before some bored Photoshop wizard killed a few hours of his life doing this: Photoshopping Aziz's face into a number of iconic and popular rap album covers. On the pages that follow are a few of my favorites. I think the Nicki Minaj one tickles me the most for the sheer ridiculousness of it. Aziz as Drake comes in a close second. Enjoy.

By now it's no secret that Aziz Ansari is a huge fan of hip-hop, and that he's friends with guys like Jay-Z and Kanye West, ...
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The 10 Best GOB Bluth Inspired 'Hello Darkness My Old Friend' Parodies
15 jul 2013 23:42

GOB Bluth's internal/external loneliness as soundtrack'd by Simon & Garfunkel's "The Sound of Silence" to parody the closing scene to "The Graduate" is one of the many, many Season 4 Arrested Development gems out there that deserve further appreciation, and now that we've gone beyond the binge on both GOB-centric episodes (here and here) I can finally highlight some of the internet's finest GOB-inspired parodies of the parody, mostly involving other iconic television characters who also know the darkness all too well. But first, to help us get reacquainted, here are all the instances of the gag from Season 4 in one convenient mashup. Thanks internet!

GOB Bluth's internal/external loneliness as soundtrack'd by Simon & Garfunkel's "The Sound of Silence" to parody the closing scene to "The Graduate" is one of the many, ...
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Watch Footage From Kanye West's Unaired HBO Pilot
15 jul 2013 23:45

In 2008, when he was still searching for something that rhymes with “Alec Baldwin,” Kanye West filmed a pilot for HBO. Writer Larry Charles, who dresses down as Rick Rubin for Hollywood and occasionally directs movies like Borat and wrote for something called Seinfeld, explained to Coming Soon that it was Ye’s version of Curb Your Enthusiasm, which Charles also writes for. “It was really good,” he said, back in 2008, “but I think it was too hardcore for HBO. Also…HBO doesn’t have a good track record when it comes to black shows, and I felt like that may have had something to do with it also.” This was before The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency changed the TV landscape. Anyway, the show never made it to air, but footage has leaked online, in the form of an acting reel uploaded by actress Alison Quinn. It’s been on YouTube since 2008, but has only recently gone viral, thanks in no small part to Jay-Z Google’ing then tweeting “how come kanye gets to act in anchorman 2 and i don’t,” probably.

In 2008, when he was still searching for something that rhymes with “Alec Baldwin,” Kanye West filmed a pilot for HBO.
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5 Reasons 'Pacific Rim' Fails As A Kaiju Movie
15 jul 2013 23:47

Like a lot of geeks who came up during the 90s, I was briefly pretty into Japanese giant monsters (known as kaiju in their homeland). The (ultimately disappointing) Hollywood version of Godzilla was on the way, so all the classic Toho giant monster movies were re-issued on video and available at Blockbuster, and I watched every one of them I could get my hands on. Yes, they were cheesy as hell for the most part, but there was also something undeniably appealing about them. So, needless to say, I was intrigued by the prospect of Pacific Rim — a tribute to classic kaiju movies from the guy who totally nailed Blade and Hellboy? I’m there! Unfortunately, while Pacific Rim is by no means a terrible film, it wasn’t much of a kaiju movie. Certainly not the labor-of-love tribute to giant rubber monsters I was hoping it would be. How did Pacific Rim miss the mark? Well (SPOILERS AHEAD!)…

Like a lot of geeks who came up during the 90s, I was briefly pretty into Japanese giant monsters (known as kaiju in their homeland).
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Five Comic Book Movies Let's All Just Agree Don't Exist
15 jul 2013 23:48

On the heels of our X-Force discussion came a valuable and intelligent idea: Just erasing the concept of certain comic book movies from existence. This is an idea we can get behind, not least because, let's face it, there are some painful, painful comic book movies out there. And they kinda need to go. So, as a humble method of discussion, we present these five, with reasons why. We'll include YouTube clips for those who might have forgotten, and we'll limit it to movies that saw wide theatrical release. And we'll suggest some replacements.

On the heels of our X-Force discussion came a valuable and intelligent idea: Just erasing the concept of certain comic book movies from existence.
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