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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: Star Trek Into Darkness‘ Villain Looking Ominous

by Rebecca Pahle | 5:00 pm, December 24th, 2012


Why so serious, CumberVillain? Check out three more new images from Star Trek Into Darkness at Empire.

  • A survey conducted by men’s skincare brand Scaramouche & Fandango (really) found that women prefer men that look and act like ’50s men, at lest in terms of grooming habits and chivalry. Hey, I’m a fan of hygiene and politeness, but I can live without all the sexism, thanks. (via The Frisky)
  • The British Film Institute is celebrating Doctor Who‘s 50th anniversary with a series of screenings, previews, and special events lasting all year. I wonder how much a trip to London costs… (via GeekMom)

There’s a flash game called Star Wars Sequel Debacle Simulatron that lets you choose the specifics of Star Wars: Episode VII and then tells you how much the film would make and what critics would say about it. This is my result for Star Wars: Again with the Trade Embargoes, directed by J.J. Abrams, written by Neil Gaiman, and starring Jeff Goldblum. That critic doesn’t know what he’s talking about. Clearly AwtTE takes an innovative and post-modern approach. (via GeekDad)

  • Tom Hardy, Jennifer Lawrence, Chris Hemsworth, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Christian Bale (in that order) were IMDB’s top five stars of 2012. Geek-o-rific! (via Indiewire)

By Dustin Nguyen, from Batman Li’l Gotham #3. Batman, c’mon, smile! Christmas is a time for joy, for celebrating with friends and famil—oh… sorry. (via Girls Gone Geek)

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  • Guest

    I’m sorry Empire – I have to issue a cease and desist on that cover. Sexy-levels have reached absolute metodown and will be a hazard to the general public.
    *_*

  • Anonymous

    I’m sorry Empire – I have to issue a cease and desist on that cover. Sexy-levels have reached absolute meltdown and will be a hazard to the general public.

  • Carmen Sandiego

    Anybody else think this Cumbervillain look is inspired by Loki in chains in The Avengers? I don’t mind.

  • Anonymous

    My thought exactly! I had a little competition going in my head btw the two :D

  • Anonymous

    My thought exactly! I had a little competition going in my head btw the two :D

  • http://twitter.com/spoonfedkitty Kit McGee

    Wrath of the Lost: 92M opening, 352M Domestic, 186M Production, 166M Profit. Written by Whedon, directed by James Cameron, starring JGL.

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