Viaggio in Paradiso è il titolo italiano di Get the Gringo, e a questo punto è chiaro che “Paradiso” è il nuovo “Amore”, ma giunto a questo punto non ho più energie da spendere per lamentarmi dei vostri titoli del menga. Arrangiatevi. Il film negli states è uscito solo “on demand” e nel resto del mondo in sala (facciamoci delle domande) c’è Mel Gibson che in fuga dai poliziotti finisce oltre il confine e viene incarcerato in una prigione messicana e poi c’è di mezzo un bambino o qualcosa del genere. È chiaro che deve essere intitolato Viaggio in Paradiso, no? È inevitabile. Già.

Kekkoz su Friday Prejudice

Amusing to see a bluray triple feature of Constantine, V for Vendetta, and Watchmen at bestbuy, with no mention of why they’re linked.

— brubaker (@brubaker) Mag 28, 2012

10 Epic Villains Who Were Supposed to be One-Offs

When it comes to supervillains, it’s all about survival of the fittest. Sometimes a villain is introduced who’s supposed to be a new Big Bad — but turns out to be a short-lived Little Awful instead. And sometimes, a villain who’s supposed to appear once and then never be seen again catches fire and becomes the all-time great arch-nemesis.

Here are 10 famous villains who were supposed to be killed off or disappear early on — but instead, they became some of the world’s most famous avatars of evil.

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Qui i “What If…” si sprecano.

Dal 13esimo del primo tempo in poi è tutto un lungo viaggio nell’incompetenza filmica, rischiarato a tratti da diverse paia di tette. Alle volte (spesso) sono di Miriam Giovannelli, altre sono di Asia Argento stessa, impegnata come può a non far fallire il film del padre.

Nanni Cobretti recensisce Dracula 3D su i 400 calci.

The good news: Lego builder Yatkuu’s toy replica of the Winchester Pub from Shaun of the Dead garned enough votes on Lego’s Cuusoo crowdsourcing site to be considered for production as an official Lego set.

The bad news: Lego shot the idea down, making it the first design on Cuusoo to be rejected by the company after racking up the requisite 10,000 votes.

As you might expect, Lego didn’t feel a set based on a gory zombie comedy was appropriate for its young-skewing audience.

Here’s the Lego Jury’s statement:

LEGO CUUSOO gives the opportunity to submit product ideas, however all LEGO products, regardless of age target, must be content appropriate for our core audience. With this in mind we have decided that – good though the model is – the film Shaun of the Dead contains content that is not appropriate for our core target audience of children ages 6-11.

They also described Yatkuu as “a pleasure to work with” throughout the review, and said they were sad to disappoint such a devoted Lego fan.

Now all that’s left to do is go down the pub and raise a pint to Yatkuu for his excellent work.

[brothers-brick.]

[TDW Geeks]

Peccato. Io l’avrei comprato subito.