This teaser trailer for Equals, starring Kristen Stewart and Nicholas Hoult, is pretty stylish and striking. A slower, more moody version of Chromatics' "Kill For Love" really sets the tone, especially when paired with the silent, wordless clips from the movie.

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According to critic Mike McGranahan on Twitter, Mad Max: Fury Road is officially pushing for consideration in this year's Oscar race.

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Oh, now that's just too precious.

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The ad campaign banned in Britain for its devastating sexiness (and irresponsible driving) is back, but with fewer high-speed antics and more jaguars eating bowties. Oh, what a lovely day.

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Ok, the other trailer for Mad Max: Fury Road was pretty good but this one? DAYUM.

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Dammit, Charlize Theron! I know my head doesn't look like that underneath my hair, stop tempting me with your wonderful scalp.

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That’s… that’s quite the title you have there. I couldn’t avoid making a sex pun if I wanted to. Which, obviously, I don’t, because have you met me?

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Among the many events of X-Men: First Class was the extended origin of Hank McCoy, AKA Beast, who attempted to cure his visual mutant traits using some of Mystique's DNA or whatever, and instead made himself hairy and blue. Eagle eyed folks have been given to wonder, if Beast got all fuzzy in the last movie, what's with the shots of a normal looking Nicholas Hoult in the trailer for its sequel? Hoult himself has explained.

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Listen, Hollywood, we get you like taking scary things and making them into romance movies.Vampires in Twilight, zombies in Warm Bodies, what have you. But we have to draw the line a remake of 1984 that's all about "love in a world where love really doesn't exist anymore," starring people from Twilight and Warm Bodies. Just don't, please.

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Nicholas Hoult and Michael Fassbender were recently spotted on the set of X-Men: Days of Future Past acting like little children. Ok, technically they were filming what appears to be a fight scene but in between takes they splashed around like kids on a hot summer's day. A few more shots after the jump. 

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For the most part, I loved X-Men: First Class but one thing I hated was how absolutely terrible Beast looked. Thanks to a tweet by Bryan Singer, it looks like Nicholas Hoult will be getting an updated look in X-Men: Days of Future Past. (via Blastr) 

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Oh, it is officially ON for X-Men: Days of Future Past! 

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Like Shaun of the Dead and Zombieland before it, Warm Bodies is a zomromcom, or a romantic comedy... with zombies. Except in Warm Bodies the main character is a zombie, not someone in danger of being eaten by them. The first four minutes gives us a look at the internal monologue of one of the undead, played by Nicholas Hoult. And it's not all BRAAAINNNNS, BRAAAINNNNS, BRAAAINNNNS. (via: blastr) Are you following The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google +?

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When I first heard about Isaac Marion’s Warm Bodies I thought it was Twilight with zombies instead of vampires. It's about a zombie and a human who fall in love and it just happens to come from Summit Entertainment, the Twilight studio. That's all well and good but then I watched the trailer and now I might actually want to see it. Why? Not only is it funny (on purpose) but it adds an interesting layer to the zombie mythos and I'd like to see how it plays out. Take a look for yourself. The film stars Nicholas Hault, Teresa Palmer, and John Malkovich. (via Movies.com) Are you following The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google +?

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So...this happened. On the left is the current DC Comics logo. On the right is what Bleeding Cool is reporting as their newly designed logo for both DC Comics and DC Entertainment. BC points out that when the old logo was revealed in 2005 it was universally panned but well-liked now. And guess what? Everyone already hates it. We can't imagine why... Hit the jump for all the other stuff we saw today!

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At some point, commercials for insurance stopped being about the drama that befalls us after tragedy and became sources of comedy and entertainment. But one of the more memorable campaigns belongs to Farmers Insurance and its spokescharacter Professor Nathaniel Burke of the University of Farmers, who is played by JK Simmons. The cult-astic actor, who appeared as J. Jonah Jameson in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy, has maintained his Marvel connections by appearing with X-Men: First Class's Beast in this cross-promotional spot. Beast -- not played by Nicholas Hoult here -- is an "X-change student" from "the X-Men school," whose counterpart is used as target practice by Havok (who is played by Lucas Till in a scene from the movie). (Spinoff Online)

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