screw that, you didnt make it.

Both your sigs are hilarious.


What movie is it from, Freak?

Chris Christmas Rodriguez is so yesterday's news...

Nothing official yet but...


The latest rumor abuzz for Batman 3 is that the makers (not sure if it includes Nolan or not), especially David Goyer, are seriously considering Hugo Strange.

Strange might be joined by one more anti-Batman character, both of whom will be finalised by Halloween.

If I get any sort of confirmation on this, you will be first to know.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ugoStrange.jpg

How good is Sid Haig at not-redneck accents?

Hmm...haven't seen him in a non-redneck role yet.

But he suits Strange's character to a T.

Well he doesn't talk like Spaulding. But I don't know if he can do a Hugo Strange voice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xDa3...eature=related

“The Dark Knight” staged a comeback Saturday to emerge victorious for the fourth straight frame, while some surprisingly durable holdovers continued to find traction in the middle of the top 10 pack.

Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures’ superhero sequel lost to “Pineapple Express” on Friday by a narrow $7.9 million to $7.6 million margin. But on Saturday it surged ahead of Sony’s stoner comedy, winning the day with $10.5 million vs. $7.6 million. Combined with a slightly higher Sunday estimate, it ended up comfortably in the top spot with $26 million.

Christian Bale and Heath Ledger starrer has now cumed $441.5 million, surpassing “Shrek 2” as the third highest domestic grosser of all time. It’s expected to beat “Star Wars’ ” $461 million total in the next week before finally settling at No. 2, behind “Titanic.”

Similarly, Imax appears to have been an extra boost for “The Dark Knight.” Large-format screens have accounted for $31 million of pic’s cume so far. This weekend, “Dark Knight” on Imax fell only 19%, substantially less than at standard-size playdates.

hopefully The Penguin

It should be Black Mask. He's an enemy to both Bruce Wayne and Batman.