Blessed are those who are creative with their time, and especially those who use that creativity in astonishing, unexpected ways. Like rendering the Last Jedi trailer shot-by-shot on a computer I thought long extinct.

If you've seen  Logan in theaters, you already know what a brilliant film it is. You may have even been lucky enough to see the black-and-white version of the film, dubbed Logan Noir. If you haven't seen it in theaters, I'm here to tell you that your life is less full because of it. BUT THERE IS HOPE. Logan is out NOW on Blu-ray/DVD/Digital HD, so you can remedy that situation immediately.

Logan is so darn good that they have a hard time picking at it, so they call in some heavy-gun backup: Deadpool

Last night, I was lucky enough to attend the Alamo Drafthouse screening of Logan Noir, which was followed by a Q&A with director James Mangold, producer Hutch Parker, and Hugh Jackman.

Logan is one of the best non-superhero superhero movies to come out in a long time, and a big part of that was the amazing performance of Dafne Keen as Laura A.K.A. X-23. To celebrate the release of Logan on DVD/Blu-ray/Digital HD on the 23rd (X-23 Day! If it's not a holiday yet, it should be!), Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment has provided us with some amazing Laura-related giveaway items from the film for one lucky reader!

In a clip from her screen test released in anticipation for Logan's release on Blu-ray May 23 and digital download Tuesday, we see just how perfectly Keen inhabited this role with her own initiative and creativity.

I have zero experience with the European comic series Valerian and Laureline, but whenever I see any images from Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets I become even more here for it than I was before.

By referencing Hugh Jackman's role as Jean Valjean in Les Misérables as we get an ending X-men number that would make Victor Hugo proud.

In this montage of fan art set to Johnny Cash's "Hurt," Jackman thanks his fans on Instagram. I'm not crying, you are.

Logan and Get Out topped the box office for wide releases, while Moonlight outperformed previous Best Picture winners in its first post-Oscars weekend.

Riz Ahmed continues to demonstrate just how excellent he is as a human being.

Most of us are going to be checking out Logan this weekend, right? Of course right. Well, in case you, for some reason, were still deciding on whether you wanted to see it or not, there might be an added bonus in it for you as a superhero fan. [SPOILERS AHOY! NO SERIOUSLY, IF YOU DON'T WANT TO KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE MOVIE OR THE MAGIC AND MYSTERIES THEREIN, DON'T GO ANY FURTHER!]

Denny's, the perennial late-night hangout for the underaged, the overaged, and everyone in between (so literally everybody I guess), continues to impress with their strong social media game.

In a recent interview, Sir Patrick Stewart stated that Logan would be his last appearance as Professor Charles Xavier. He said, "There will never be a better, a more perfect, a more sensitive, emotional, and beautiful way of saying au revoir to Charles Xavier than this movie."

Director James Mangold explained why the suit doesn't really fit him as a character.

Dante Basco, who played Rufio in Hook back in 1991, has started up a Kickstarter to fund a short prequel movie about his character.

Loosely based on the comic Old Man Logan from writer Mark Millar and artist Steve McNiven, the story centers on Logan who has retired from crime fighting and turned to an Uber-like taxi service to pay the bills.