1980s' pop meets the most famous MMORPG of them all.

Though he just scooped up a skin-of-the-teeth renewal for season two, producer Bryan Fuller says he already has a seven season plan for his dark critical hit Hannibal.

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Looks like Peter Parker won't be meeting his lady love just yet.

Any of you ladies and gentlemen out there with allergies will get a good giggle out of this. In fact, I may have actually snorted a bit. Check out this teaser trailer for Disney’s Frozen featuring the voices of Kristen Bell and Josh Gad. It looks pretty funny.

Teaser Trailer: Frozen – Official #1

I went AWWWWWWWW just before I went SNORT. Too funny.

Disney’s Frozen starring Kristen Bell and Josh Gad is slated to hit theaters November 27th 2013.

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If you were shocked by that Man of Steel ending and didn't agree with it, you are not alone.

Not content to be putting together Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, director Robert Rodriguez has cranked out a wicked strange little short film that should appeal to fans of his ... unique style.

From an unassuming warehouse, a classic is discovered.

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The LEGO Movie is a full feature extravaganza headed to us early next year starring the voices of Will Farrell, Liam Neeson, Alison Brie, Nick Offerman, Morgan Freeman, Elizabeth Banks, Chris Pratt, Jason Sand and finally, Will Arnett. As Batman. Need I say more? Here’s the synopsis, followed by the first trailer.

An ordinary LEGO minifigure, mistakenly thought to be the extraordinary MasterBuilder, is recruited to join a quest to stop an evil LEGO tyrant from gluing the universe together.

Trailer: The LEGO Movie – Official #1

This looks really cute. I cannot wait to see this movie.

The LEGO Movie starring Will Farrell, Liam Neeson, Alison Brie, Nick Offerman, Morgan Freeman, Elizabeth Banks, Chris Pratt, Jason Sand, Will Arnett is slated to hit theaters February 7th 2014.

Though different arcs have given different answers, there’s no arguing the fact that Wolverine was around a long, long time before he joined up with the X-Men.

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Get ready for The Lego Movie, which is apparently chock full of beloved DC heroes and a hilariously awesome version of Batman.

This week on our favorite LIVE comics radio program, the men of Where Monsters Dwell welcome writer Kurtis Wiebe to the Monster Cave. Kurtis is the writer of such books as Green Wake, The Intrepids and Peter Panzerfaust. He joins Monster Mike, Remington J. Osborne, and producer Chuck “Chewie” Barry to chat about all of this and much more.

If you have a question for Kurtis Wiebe, you may post it on the Where Monsters Dwell Facebook wall or give them a call at 506-452-6056. Click here to listen live tonight at 8:30/7:30c.

Don’t miss out; this radio show has become kind of an obsession for the SciFiMafia.com staff. It is that good. These men know their comics – I always learn something every week - and their TV and movies, and are endlessly entertaining.

In addition to Wiebe, you can be fairly well assured that the first half of the show will be dedicated, at least in part, to a lively Man of Steel discussion. Speaking of which ~

 

Look at the cool cover from last week’s episode! I cannot begin to tell you how much fun it was to be a guest on Where Monsters Dwell. We talked Game of Thrones, Iron Man 3, Star Trek Into Darkness, the upcoming Star Wars movies, and so much more. And I feel especially honored to have been the guest on their 250th. Congratulations again on reaching that landmark, gentlemen.

If you didn’t get a chance to listen to last week’s show live, you can download it here, or subscribe to the podcast here.

The Where Monsters Dwell live radio broadcast airs Wednesday nights at 8:30/7:30c at WhereMonstersDwell.ca.

Patrick Stewart meets his inanimate namesake, Joss Whedon’s tip for the next Doctor and Neil Gaiman tours the UK in the latest Tweets Of The Week

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The World’s End, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Epsilon, Logan’s Run, Jurassic Park 4 and… Lego

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It’s CastingPalooza over at Damon Lindelof‘s drama pilot The Leftovers for HBO. We told you earlier today about casting for another pilot, that one to be run by Lindelof’s former Lost co-showrunner Carlton Cuse, but still, we’re always hesitant to talk too much about pilots. We’ve had our hearts broken too many times in the past by pilots that are never turned into series *cough* Locke & Key *cough* Mockingbird Lane *cough*.

Still, things are looking good for Cuse’s pilot, and with all the casting news lately, they’re looking similarly good for Lindelof. Joining the throng of actors who’ve signed up to be a Leftover are former elf Liv Tyler (the Lord of the Rings trilogy) and the Ninth Doctor, Christopher Eccleston. Yes, a Doctor for the Lindelof pilot, just as another Doctor has signed up for the Cuse pilot. Weird, right?

As a quick reminder, The Leftovers pilot is based on the book of the same name by Tom Perrotta, who is co-writing the pilot with Lindelof. The setting is Mapleton, a town in the midst of a world that is post-rapture, meaning post rising-to-heaven of a large number of the world’s population. Thus the people still on Earth would be… you got it.

Tyler, Theroux

According to Deadline, Tyler will be playing Meg, a woman targeted by a cult as ripe for the picking because she’s trying to escape her pending nuptials. Eccleston has been cast as former minister Matt Jamison, who is now editor of a self-published tabloid. Starring in the pilot is Justin Theroux (Six Feet Under) as chief of police Kevin Garvey, a father of two, just trying to keep things normal in spite of the world going in a contrary direction.

Coon, Dowd, Warren

Also appearing will be Carrie Coon playing Nora Durst, a wife and mother whose husband and child were raptured (is that what we’re calling it?), Ann Dowd as Patti Levin, leader of the local chapter of post-rapture organization the Guilty Remnant, and Amanda Warren as Mapleton mayor Lucy Warburton.

We will definitely keep you posted.

We have the international trailer for all you Mortal Instruments: City of Bones fans. This trailer is much more character centric with very few monster shots, but more Jonathan Rhys Meyers! That’s always good in my book.

Trailer: The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones – International

Love it.

The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones starring Lily Collins, Lena Headey, Jamie Campbell Bower, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Robert Sheehan, Kevin Zegers, Kevin Durand, Aidan Turner, Jemima West, Godfrey Gao, CCH Pounder and Jared Harris is slated to hit theaters August 21, 2013.