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Glad to see it looks like its going to hold up very well.

I love Deadpool - I cant wait to see whats in store for him in this movie. http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff62/Ta...55/deadpool.jpg Note: The pic was waaaay to big to post here.

Good. Keep the Bale/Nolan Batman out of that would be disaster of a movie.

we all appreciate the announcement that there were about to be spoiler tags, as well as the helpful way you made clear the function they're intended to perform. it would've been very confusing otherwise. And we appreciate your theory on how they will move the story along after these events.

I'm trying to figure out how the hell you can go with a third film *SPOILER TAGS FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NOT SEEN IT* How do we go forth now?

Im seeing it tommorrow. Its really good that Bats is once again the top super hero.

It will be a bonus to see the trailer for this movie along with TDK.

How could Meet Dave with such great promotion like this: Oh well. Next week one of the most anticipated films of the year is coming out. You and I know which movie I'm talking about....thats right.... Mamma Mia

Anybody know what was supposed to happen with that if Regal didn't fuck up? Having a major feud with Kennedy seemed like the idea at the time.

"He's going to need something alot bigger to get through this." *cuts to Joker grabbing a bazooka* Speaking to soon?

45 minutes remain. Wonder whats going to happen.

While I'll give it to you on that The Batman cant touch anything in the DCAU (maybe Static Shock), I will say that Season four is a good buy. There is only one episode in that season that I don’t care for (“The Everywhere Man”) and it also features the introduction of Robin ("A Matter of Family"), Harley Quinn ("Two of a Kind"), and Black Mask. Not to mention an episode that is heavily influenced by The Dark Knight Returns that features Nightwing and Oracle ("Artifacts"), Penguin forming a Injustice Gang ("Team Penguin"), and a two-part season finale with a team up with the Martian Manhunter ("The Joining"). Very good season from top to bottom.

For some reason when Joker points his gun at someone in that clip I kept thinking to myself "Who the hell does that remind me of?" Then I remembered, it reminds of Sting (crow 96-98 period) pointing his bat at the nWo.

Joker must be a Repulican. That "LOL! You serious?" look he gives Leahy at 1:19 makes me smile.

Ever since the Vulture rumors surfaced after Spidey 2 Ive always wondered how the hell they could him off. I mean...hes lame as hell.

Its not about money...it's about sending a message!

John Cena was really quick to the scene to make sure that no one suspected him. I really dug that only the top three guys in the company tried to save Vince. Well the rest of the boys had to get back to the shower after a long, fought battle royal and couldnt fuck with the on-going problem.

The ghost of Chris Benoit strikes!

Joker's theme sounds like a tornado siren. The whole score sounds alot more twisted than the BB score. Evil things will be happening in this film and I love it. Less than a month to go.

30 days to go!!!!

Ferrigno also provided the voice of Hulk. But, my friend, how can you hate Tony Stark?

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Funny you should mention that considering Johnny Depp turned 45 today.

Iron Man still going strong... Good

Goddamn vacation caused me not see this. I am mad.