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The internet seems to be buzzing for good and/or bad about Ben Affleck being cast as Bruce Wayne/Batman in the …
Belgian illustrator Adrien Noterdaem has been so marked by The Simpsons that everything he sees now looks like a character …
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There are some early reviews out for those who have seen ‘Man of Steel’, and spoilers aside, there doesn’t seem …There have been many commemorative cars made to signify the release of movies, but I have to say that it took me a second to realize that this truck had anything to do with Superman. It’s pretty obvious once you look at the front grille. And I guess because Clark Kent grew up on a farm, it kind of makes sense.
The Dodge Ram Man of Steel Truck is a one-of-a-kind wagon in a dark ceramic gray wrapper. It comes with a high-gloss black roof, anodized red grille accents, forged aluminum, satin-black 17-inch off road wheels because this truck is made to go where there are no roads. The whole thing was inspired by Superman’s suit.
Pewter leather seats, with custom mesh inserts, and anodized red accents on the inside continue the theme. There are Superman logos on the grille, tailgate, seats, and console. If you want to make this yours, you’ll have to keep an eye out for the upcoming auction later this year or simply customize your own truck.
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People can do some amazing things with Minecraft. What if you could re-create a movie in Minecraft right down to the expressions on the faces of the actors? Well, it would look a lot like this.
Creative studio Steelehouse has taken the “Ideal of Hope” trailer for the new Man of Steel movie and reproduced it frame by frame as if Superman and all of Metropolis existed in Minecraft. The results are geek gold. The audio from the actual trailer is reproduced here to complete the experience.
It’s well worth a watch, especially if you are a Superman fan. Though it would have been even better if they really created it with the Minecraft engine.
[via Geek]
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Sky has bested its broadcast and video-on-demand rivals by signing a deal with Warner Bros. for exclusive rights to its films in the UK and Ireland. Once the six-month cinema window has elapsed, each new flick (including Man of Steel and The Dark Knight Rises) will remain Murdoch-only for a full year before arriving on LoveFilm and its kind. Meanwhile, back-catalog titles like The Lord of the Rings and The Matrix will remain locked in the partnership's walled garden for an undisclosed period of time. Good news if you're a Sky customer, we suppose, and not if you're not.
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Sky bags exclusive rights Warner Bros. movie catalog, makes LoveFilm and others wait originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 19 Sep 2012 07:58:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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