A group of animated bunnies act out the entire plot of movies like Fight Club and Napoleon Dynamite in 30 seconds.

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An unfortunate cinema layout.

via email (tip of the hat to Tim)
If anyone knows the original source, let me know.

This is supposedly the first picture of Harrison Ford back in the old Indy costume. The fourth film (which has no real title yet) is currently in production, albeit without Sean Connery - who is having too much fun in retirement to reprise his role.

Harrison Ford is looking alright considering he’s 64.

Great work with the editing. How many movies can you name?

Ahhh…..Arrested Development. Probably the best comedy I’ve ever seen that was actually made while I was alive (which of course excludes such gems as Fawlty Towers, et al). Apart from seeing David Cross on the Daily Show from time to time, I haven’t really seen what the main cast have been doing since.

Two new movies are coming out with the intention of proving the whet the appetite of people suffering post-AD withdrawals. The first, The Ex (trailer here) is ’silly’ comedy starring Zack Braff (Scrubs, Garden State, The Last Kiss, etc.), Amanda Peet (Studio 60, which is one of my favourite shows on at the moment) and of course, the hero from AD, Jason Bateman. I’ll be the first to admit that the humour does look very slapstick but there’s so many movies taking themselves so damn seriously I just don’t care. The Ex is already out in the US and the reviews do look a little sad. Hopefully if I keep my expectations low I’ll come out of it with a chuckle or two.

One of the great characters in AD was George Michael, played by Michael Cera. Cera too has a movie coming out, Superbad (trailer here). When I first saw the trailer I thought ‘gee what a try-hard title’ but the movie actually looks pretty good. Another one for my list.

Thought this was funny.

(via Netorama)

Miners have discovered a substance with the exact chemical composition as Kryptonite as described in Superman Returns.
Unfortunately…

The real mineral is white and harmless, says Dr Chris Stanley, a mineralogist at London’s Natural History Museum.

“I’m afraid it’s not green and it doesn’t glow either - although it will react to ultraviolet light by fluorescing a pinkish-orange,” he told BBC News.

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So disappointing!