If the first trailer for Aquaman looked really familiar, it’s because we already saw that movie when we watched Black Panther earlier this year. I mean, the underlying story was presented as...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

We posted the news about the live-action show that Jon “Gutter” Favreau has been working on getting named “The Mandalorian,” and we didn’t have much else. Disney has...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

I’ll admit, this one has flown under the sensors a bit for me since it was first announced. I really liked Rebels, and enjoyed the Clone Wars, so I have a lot of faith that Dave Filoni is going...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

The Road Warrior (Mad Max 2) was one of those films that blew my young mind. So gritty, so brutal, so Australian. About the only thing cooler than Max was his modified police interceptor, recreated brilliantly by builder crash_cramer. You can practically smell the gasoline, hear the whine of the supercharger, taste the dust and feel the heat of the outback. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Fantasy-styled castle creations are a popular subject for LEGO builders, and we love when someone offers a twist in a building genre often dominated for long periods by a particular style. This village apothecary by Mr_Hobbit_Foot has elements of the established “fantasy ramshackle” style (pioneered by Luke Hutchinson amongst others) but adds a cartoony edge. We have the expected rough-and-tumbled brickwork to create detailed walls, and the mixture of tiles and plates for a textured roof, however the shaping of the central building evokes Asterix illustrations or a Celtic feel as much as your regular fantasy setting, and the irregular bases make the whole model pop off the page. The builder appears to be slowly putting together a full fantasy village in this style. I particularly like the blacksmith’s shop, which comes complete with a pumpkin-headed scarecrow out front… The post This apothecary will fix what ails you appeared first on...