Despite the seven-decade leap between Captain America: The First Avenger andCaptain America: The Winter Soldier, there are a few stars from the former set to reprise their roles in the latter. That group includes Chris Evans as the title character, obviously, along with Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes and Toby Jones as Arnim Zola. It won’t, however, include Stanley Tucci, who revealed in a recent interview that his character Dr. Abraham Erskine won’t be in the sequel.

But contrary to previous reports, Tucci claims that Cap’s former flame Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell) will make an…

And by “coolest,” I mean “nerdiest.”

Yeah, and I love it! I mean, seriously, a LEGO serenity set? Han Solo in Carbonite? A complete LEGO bedroom set? THE BAT CAVE? Rivendale? LEGO NES? LEGO Eye of Sauron?!? Ohh, and my absolute favorite, LEGO PORTAL?!?!?!

YES PLEASE!

I can’t post them all here, I might get in trouble. But feast your eyes upon this:

Go look at these, most of them are worth it and will make you want revisit your childhood and play with LEGO toys again.

I must leave you with just one more, an animated GIF, but soooo worth it. Have you ever dreamed of seeing this…

Don’t forget to tune in live tonight to our live broadcast of The MovieByte Podcast. We’ll be talking about Spielberg’s Hook for Favorite Fun Futon Films for February. I’ll probably also mention Identity Thief, which I (regretfully) saw this past weekend. And who knows what else we might talk about, a lot of trailers and clips this week and we’ll be giving our thoughts and the like.

If you want to have some influence on the show and what we talk about, be sure to tune in live where you can join us in the chatroom and talk with us and other listeners. We’ll be keeping an eye out for you…

Identity thief suffers from a fundamental flaw. On the one hand, it wants to be a funny and non-serious film full of slapstick humor and cartoony violence that would hospitalize real world people. On the other hand it wants to be taken as a serious drama at other points of the film. While this has been done before, and has even worked for some films, it fails miserably here. Doing a film in the manner I have described, like having your cake and eating it too, is very tricky business.

Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire

Diana (Melissa McCarthy) is established as the identity thief here, she’s…

Following up on the new trailer, this clip from Bryan Singer’s upcoming Jack the Giant Slayer has surfaced featuring Ewan McGregor and Ian McShane.

“So what did you find out up there? Do these giants have any weaknesses?” bellows Ian McShane. “Not many, no,” replies Ewan McGregor.

Should be fun at the very least.

This film is looking pretty awesome to me! What is it about Sci-Fi and Tom Cruise? Who cares because I’m totally going to be be seeing this on opening night.

Oblivion is brought to us by the same director who brought us the awesome Tron: Legacy which gives me high hopes for this film. I know having high hopes is a recipe for disappointment, but I can hardly help it, especially with the trailers looking this good. I love me some good sci-fi.

Here’s a conversation on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon with John Goodman, and a clip for the upcoming Monsters University. We’ve seen parts of the clip in the trailer, but this is an entire sequence in which Sully and Mike meet for the first time at college. I don’t think Mike was super happy to make Sully’s acquaintance. The meeting could have gone better for sure.

We’re here! The time has come. A Good Day to Die Hard comes out tomorrow. With that in mind, we’ve got a sneak peek clip right here for you to gander at. I’m not quite sure what the angle is here jumping out of the window and all, looks like a good way to die to me. But given that John McClane doesn’t simply die, well I’m guessing that’s unlikely.

I hope the Russians are ready to have their butts kicked tomorrow!

‘Silver Linings Playbook’ walks the genre tightrope in an exemplary fashion, defying its category of Romantic Comedy. Many times over ‘Silver Linings’ takes the viewer by surprise. It proves that not all Rom Coms need to be formulaic to be successful. From The Daily Grind in Marietta, GA, over some french roast and blueberry scones, Eric and Michael explore what makes a great romance story work.