Ever since Daniel Craig took over the James Bond franchise in 2006 with Casino Royale, the series has endeavored to take the martini-drinking secret agent, and make him more human. Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace allowed Bond to fall in love, while Skyfall addressed his fallibility and issues with parental figures.

While no one will ever hail the Transformers franchise for having a complex story, the series has always managed to distill the action down to a simple formula: humans have become embroiled in the ancient battle between the Autobots and the Decepticons. Actors and characters have been switched out over time, but every Transformers movie invariably revolves around these two factions of shape-shifting robots duking it out on Earth.

Last season on The Flash, Barry Allen fulfilled his lifelong mission of confronting the man in the yellow suit – only to find out that it was fact his mentor, Harrison Wells (Tom Cavanagh). Well, it was Eobard Thawne disguised as Harrison Wells, but you get the idea. Wells proved to be one of the show’s most intriguing characters, but with the death of the man posing as him, it seemed like that would be the last we would see of the genius scientist.

The CW’s Arrow has arguably produced some of the best comic book based costumes ever put on TV. Oliver’s (Stephen Amell) original Arrow suit — as well as his upcoming Green Arrow outfit — honor the green garbed superhero, and Manu Bennet’s Deathstroke outfit proved both faithful and practical when it debuted in Season 2.

“There is a place where all fictional characters meet. Outside of time, Outside of all logic, This place is known as Hell’s Club.”. Those words precede a ten minute video produced by YouTuber Antonio Maria Da Silva (see above). The editor is known for his movie mashup videos, and Hell’s Club might prove to be his magnum opus.

Aquaman has become something of a punchline in recent years, with many people referring to him as a pointless or useless member of the Justice League. This reputation has always seemed a bit unearned as he has yet to be properly adapted to the silver screen – unless you count his portrayal by Vinnie Chase.

What are human beings without the influence of emotions? How does one express love when they don’t even know what love is? Those are the types of questions that Kristen Stewart and Nicholas Hoult’s new movie Equals attempts to answer.A new clip for the futuristic love story has been released on Indiewire, check it out below,

Last week at the MTV Video Music Awards, Justin Bieber turned in an emotional performance to say the least. Singing and dancing his way through his new hit single, “What Do You Mean,” the singer received a standing ovation from the audience, and proceeded to break down in tears following the warm reception.

In anticipation of the Spectre’s November release, the marketing campaign has stepped up their game, releasing a new poster that will surely excite James Bond fans from all generations. Released by the official James Bond Twitter account, the poster depicts Daniel Craig’s 007 standing front and center, adorned in an impeccable white tux, and wielding his always-loaded Walther PPK – replete with silencer.

Fant4stic proved to be an unmitigated disaster. How should Fox recover from such a drastic misstep if they proceed with a sequel? Put the franchise in the hands of infamous director Tommy Wiseau – at least that’s his belief. In a recent interview with Milwaukee Magazine, Wiseau opened up about his feelings for Fox’s recent attempt to reboot the Fantastic Four franchise yet again, and his desire to take part in a potential sequel:

The Big Bang Theory and Silicon Valley garner huge ratings week after week. However, it seems that the appeal of nerd culture does in fact have its own limitations. After three seasons, TBS has cancelled the reality series King of the Nerds, and will not seek a fourth. King of the Nerds co-host Curtis Armstrong broke the news on his Twitter page last night, announcing to the nerd world that the show would not return after it recent finale this past march.

With the fourth season of Arrow only a month away, fans have plenty to get excited about. Stephen Amell premiered his new Green Arrow persona at this year’s San Diego Comic- Con, and yesterday’s first official Season 4 trailer gave us a well-rounded look at the show’s ever-growing ensemble. Now, a new photo has hit the internet showcasing a new addition to the cast: Rutina Wesley (True Blood) as Liza Warner AKA Lady Cop.

Just because the fate of the world hangs in the balance does not mean you cannot have a few laughs along the way. Filmmaking is by its very nature a challenging, arduous process, but if the gag reel for Avenger: Age of Ultron is any indication, the cast and crew had an amazing time making the film.

Although the Netflix original series Daredevil primarily focuses on the life, adventures, and general turmoil of blind lawyer Matt Murdock, after one season the series has already established an impressive ensemble of strong, well-rounded characters. Jon Bernthal’s Frank Castle and Elodie Yung’s Elektra are already set to join the proceedings in Season 2, and it was only a matter of time before more new faces started to pop up.

Batman and the Batmobile go hand in hand; over the years, the iconic car has become just as iconic as the Batcave, the Batsuit, or even Caped Crusader himself. Every iteration of Batman has brought its own unique twist to the Batmobile, from the 1960s version (Adam West’s bubble topped cruiser), to the 2000s iteration (Christopher Nolan’s behemoth Tumbler from The Dark Knight trilogy).

When Hellboy 2: The Golden Army came to a close in 2008, the film ended with something not typically associated with a happy ending: a smiling demon. The movie concludes with Ron Perlman’s wisecracking demon about to become a father when he finds out his girlfriend Liz (Selma Blair) is pregnant with twins.