Batman Boba Fett

Because he's the bounty hunter the galaxy deserves, but not the one it needs right now. So he'll hunt the scum and villainy because he can take it. Because he's not our bounty hunter. He's a silent guardian, a watchful protector. A dark knight. (Bobatman by Plinio Pinto at Draw2D2)

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Star Wars Antiques Roadshow

Boba Fett In... Carbonite Is Forever

Holy Single Ladies, Batman!

Josey Wales And The Pussycats

Josey Wales, a peaceful Missouri farmer, is driven to revenge by the brutal murder of his wife and son by a band of pro-Union Jayhawkers, but it all works out in the end when he joins a band of travelling musicians, who dress like kitties. (Nina Matsumoto via Comics Alliance)

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Forgiven

The Woody With No Name

The Simpsonzu

The Breakfast Club Vs. The X-Men

Asks Rahzzah: "How about, instead of reboots, Hollywood starts doing mash-ups?" Oh, yes please! Hey Hollywood, look though a few pages of this blog if you need any inspiration. (The Xavier's Club by Rahzzah, via Comics Alliance)

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The Serenity Club

Scooby, Scooby John Hughes, Where Are You?

You See Us As You Want To See Us...

Famous Twins, In Vivo

A collection of famous fictional twins as they may have looked in the womb. I can only imagine that babies being born with weapons and clothing would be a little disturbing. (Film Twins by Mr. Whaite, via That Geek Lover)

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If Ikea Made Instructions For Everything

Alien vs. Predator Babies

High Fidelity for the High Chair Set

Darkness Falls Across The Land: 100 Years of Vincent Price

To celebrate 100th birthday of Vincent Price, Zach Bellissimo drew 100 of his roles on Sticky Notes. Naturally, who wouldn't?

My first encounter with Vincent Price was on the cheapo Canadian TV show The Hilarious House of Frightenstein. I had no idea at the time this campy host was such a horror icon.

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Classic Movie Monsters From The 1970s

Won't You Be My Nightmare?

Heeere's Cookie Monster!

If Movies Were Realistic

If Movies Were Realistic

 For all the complaining we do about unrealistic movies, nobody wants to see the hero soil himself in slow motion as he walks away from an exploding car. We asked you to show us what it might look like if movies actually tried to follow the rules that govern our everyday

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50 Ways To Be A Bad Guy

You Just slip out the back, Jack (Torrance)

Make a new plan, Lo Pan

You don't need to be coy, Sauron

Just get yourself free

Hop on the bus, Stay-Puft

You don't need to discuss much

Just drop off the key, Audrey

And get yourself free

Ok, Sauron was a bit of stretch, but don't let that take away from the awesomeness of illustrator Robert Ball's Fifty Baddies. (via Hello Zombie)

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The Villainous Penitentiary Football Team

So You Want To Be An Evil Villain...

The Illustrious Omnibus Of Super Powers

This Town Ain't Big Enough For The Two Of Us, Scooby!

There's a Scooby Snack in my boot! Shaggy with a gun? What could possibly go wrong? (Shootem Up Shag by Coran "Kizer180" Stone)

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Cowboys, Tigers and Bears

The Woody With No Name

Anton Chigurh-Dooby Doo

The Donnie Darko Of Oz

We're off to see the wormhole! Funny, the lion looks a lot different than I remember him. Longer ears too. (Hillary White)

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The Wizard of Toy Story

Follow The Bloody Brick Road

Wicked Witch Of The Westside

Hit wedding movies

Hit wedding movies

Hit wedding movies. "Bridesmaids" is the latest in a long line of movies exploring the high-drama depths of the modern-day wedding. "Saturday Night Live" alum Kristen Wiig plays a devoted bridesmaid whose life falls apart as she prepares for the big day of her bride-to-be friend, played by another "SNL" veteran.

"Father of the Bride"
Steve Martin plays the anxious dad in this 1991 remake of the classic film starring Spencer Tracy and Elizabeth Taylor.

"The Wedding Banquet"
An Academy Award-winning director came to international prominence with this warm-hearted comedy about a marriage of convenience that gets messy when the bride's parents fly in for the ceremony

Four Weddings and a Funeral
Hugh Grant and Andie McDowell star in this British comedy that centers on the on-again-off-again romance between an Englishman and an American beauty.

"My Best Friend's Wedding"
Julia Roberts may play Cameron Diaz's best friend, but that doesn't stop her from trying to sabotage the nuptials when she realizes she loves him, too.

"The Wedding Singer"
Wedding singer Adam Sandler and waitress Drew Barrymore are engaged to other people when they first meet. Eventually, things get straightened out.

"Runaway Bride"
Nine years after starring in "Pretty Woman,"Julia Roberts and Richard Gere reunite for this romantic comedy about a woman who just can't seem to make it all the way to the altar.

"The Wedding Planner"
Jennifer Lopez plays an ambitious and perpetually single wedding planner who's hired by the controlling fiancée of a hunky pediatrician played by Matthew McConaughey.

"My Big Fat Greek Wedding"
The ethnic humor in this Cinderella movie transcended mere Greekness and touched audiences who came back again and again and again.

"Sweet Home Alabama"
"Legally Blonde" star Reese Witherspoon plays a successful fashion designer who has to take care of some unfinished business before she can say, "I do," to a wealthy socialite

"American Wedding"
There are plenty of misadventures in this final installment of the "American Pie" trilogy starring Jason Biggs and Alyson Hannigan

"Wedding Crashers"
Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn play womanizing buddies who sneak into receptions so they can hit on already romance-besotted women. Then they have a falling out over Rachel McAdams.

"Mamma Mia!"
Amanda Seyfried plays a bride-to-be who longs to learn the true identity of her father before her big day – a secret that her independent-minded single mom has never revealed. Is it an Irish architect, a Swedish adventurer/writer or a British banker

"Bride Wars"
Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson star in this romantic comedy that tests the lifelong friendship of two brides-to-be when their weddings are accidentally scheduled on the same date at the same location

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Astronaut To Tranny: The Many Roles Of Johnny Depp

And in pretty much every one of them he had awesome hair. And I loved him as the Emo Wolverine. (Link via Reddit)

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The Depp Hatter's Tea Party

My Name Is Depp And I Love To Get Blotto

The Many Faces of Gary Oldman

The Body Snatcher Hand's Collection

While I had to refer to the legend several times I was still amazed at how many of the hands I could easily identify. What an awesome idea! (The Body Snatcher Hand's Collection by Nicolas Fong, via Geek-Art)

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Hand Prosthetics In Film

Darlin' Don't You Go And Cut Your Hair

Rock Beats Scissors

You Are Out Of Lives, Link!

Link! Cover your heart! Cover your heart! (No Time For Love, Dr. Jones by Dan Hipp)

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Indiana Jones And The Morning Paper

I'm Indy The Archeology Man

What's In Your Gamer Closet?

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

"You see, in this world there's two kinds of people, Greedo: Those with blasters and those who dig. You dig."

Han Solo as Blondie, Boba Fett as Angel Eyes and Greedo as Tuco - taking the space out of the space western. Cool. (The Good, The Bad, and The Fugly by Michael Rapa; via pacalin)

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The Woody With No Name
Star Wars Antiques Roadshow
Scott Pilgrim Vs. Star Wars

No Country For Old Scooby-Doo

Don't know how I missed this one when it came out, or that No Country For Old Men has been out for over three years. Where does the pop culture time go?

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Anton Chigurh-Dooby Doo
Scooby, Scooby John Hughes, Where Are You?
Velma The Vampire Hunter

I've Got A Golden Ticket

"Oompa loompa doompadee doo / I've got another puzzle for you / Oompa loompa doompadee dee / If you are wise you'll listen to me."

Francesco Francavilla takes a minimalist, chocolaty look at Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory for Comic Twart.

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Who Wants An Everlasting Gobstopper?

Oompa LoomPacino

The Depp Hatter's Tea Party

The Choice Is Made! The Traveller Has Come!

"I tried to think of the most harmless thing. Something I loved from my childhood. Something that could never, ever possibly destroy us. Mr. Stay Puft." (Who Ya' Gunna Call? by Dave MacDowell for Lowbrow Love Letter)

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Stay Puft Marshmallow Man Anatomy

Something Strange, In Your Beverage...

Evil Comes In All Shapes And Sizes

Back To The Futurama

I would watch this movie, even though the movies they did were mostly meh. If it was anything like Roswell That Ends Well it would be amazing. (Unreality via Geek Mythology)

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Watcharama: Who watches the Futuramen?

Justice LeagueArama

Futurama X-Men

Wanted: Back To The Future 3

Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen: What's your name, dude?

Marty McFly: Uh, Mar- Eastwood. Clint Eastwood.

Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen: What kind of stupid name is that?

Dave Williams goes western with his poster for Back to the Future 3. Check out his takes on one and two.

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A More Magnificent Seven

The Woody With No Name

Reservoir Bitches