Bolivar Trask has a defense against the mutants, and apparnetly a way to detect them as well. But that doesn’t do him much good in this clip — Mystique is quite as good a fighter as she’s ever been and she takes a few people out. And this is exactly what I would expect to see from Bryan Singer. He loved these Mystique scenes and it’s choreographed the way I remember from the original X-Men films. It’s great stuff and I can’t way for the film to arrive on the 23rd!

They’ve slowly and oh so carefully been giving us a peak at Godzilla, but the latest trailer opens up the kimono just a little bit wider and we get a pretty good look at this terror inspiring monster.

I’ve been known to be pretty skeptical of pure monster movies — I thought that Pacific Rim looked like a silly monster fest, and I was wrong about that one. So I’m going to assume that maybe this could be good. And I freely admit to not knowing much about Godzilla in the first place. So I’m looking forward to getting into it. And the release date is right upon us since it comes to theaters on…

I loved The LEGO Movie... like, a lot! But that doesn’t mean it is beyond criticism. One of the irritations was indeed the fact that LEGO Superman was stopped by gum! I mean, really!

But beyond that, it’s always fun to see Superman and Batman kickin’ it at the Super Cafe in the HISHE episodes. It’s almost like they are parodying themselves now, and I find that fun.

Blah blah blah before the HIPSTER reboot blah blah blah. I mean, so much YES!

I love Honest Trailers even if they are about films I love. I loved the original Spider-Man trilogy, and yes I even loved the third one even if it wasn’t quite up to the same level. But pointing out the flaws or perceived flaws is fun.

Just a quick note: at times I’m still trying to figure out both what this site is, and what you guys like about the site. My what to see articles every Friday have pretty much gotten the worst amount of traffic (although they would occasionally spark some interesting and/or frustrating discussion). They take me quite a bit of time to do, and there are other sites that do it better. Indeed the information I use comes from Fandango anyway. And most people probably use an app on their phone to find out what’s playing and what they want to see about five minutes before they do.

So for at least…

Daisy Ridley is a 5-foot-7 jazz singer, dancer and strong swimmer with dark hair, a native London accent, and a few minor television credits she gathered over the past year. She’s in her early 20s, and used to go by @daisyjazz on Twitter — before the account was disabled.

That’s about all we know about the lone “unknown” member of the Star Wars VII cast. Other than that she’s about to become very, very famous.

In the hours after Disney and Lucasfilm’s big casting announcement, Ridley’s acting reel was pulled down from Vimeo. She has no Wikipedia page; no photos on Getty Images (jeez, even 

While it’s not entirely out of the ordinary for someone to pass away at the age of 70, it can still be a pretty sad event and my sympathies go out to his family. We have indeed lost a great actor.

If you want to see just how great we’re talking about here, this video of him acting at a sequence from Who Framed Roger Rabbit with nothing but blue screen around him should give you a pretty good idea of what he was capable of. I just don’t know how he did it.

Bob Hoskins, who is probably most recognizable for his role in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, is dead at 71.

Hoskins typically portrayed salty, man-of-the-people characters. His most recent work was on Snow White and the Huntsman where he played Muir, and in the Neverland TV series where he played the iconic Smee, a role he had previously done in the film Hook.

Hoskins was nominated for an OSCAR for his role as George in the 1986 film<em> Mona Lisa</em> co-starring Robbie Coltrane and Michael Caine. He won both the BAFTA and the Golden Globe that year for the same role.

Well that’s some bummer…

The episode you’ve been waiting for! The epic conversation about ‘Noah’. Was it good, bad, ugly, awful? TJ, Fizz, and Michael Minkoff discuss the film and the opinions vary widely, which always make for a good discussion. So listen in and decide for yourself whether this film is any good. But first, Chad wants to talk to TJ about ‘How To Train Your Dragon’ which leads to some great side conversations. And obviously the ‘Star Wars VII’ casting announcements must be discussed. And don’t forget about the upcoming ‘Justic League’ film. D.C. Comics wants a piece of that Comic Book Cinematic Universe action very badly!