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'Iron man 3' villain's colorful armor

Iron Man 3 villain’s colorful armor Marvel  The Avengers “is always shred the box office at work to bring more than $ 527,000 to date,  but that does not mean  Tony Morrison giant becomes a separate issue, according to  the Community.”  Iron Man 3 “is currently shooting in Wilmington, North Carolina. Amateur photographers of the first look at one of the new villains in the film,  could give the metal-patriot who wears armor giant a run for its money. first time in the comic “Dark  Avengers # 1 has,” the Patriot metal could cause a high-tech battle armor with a leading company in the paint job the United States of America, but man is not an idol  inside.   I'm not sure what the heck to make of that. Marvel Studios has made it very clear that the villain of this movie won't be another guy wearing armor. Since Norman Osborn is Iron Patriot in the comics, it can't he him either. He's at Sony Pictures. Rhodey is in the US Air Force, s...

Ari Lehman is first Jason

Don't walk under a ladder. Don't break a mirror. And, for the love of gravy, avoid black cats at all costs.Today is Friday the 13th, a day to avoid anything and everything that might be considered unlucky. The date's bad-luck reputation stretches back centuries, but it really hit the masses in 1980 when the first " Friday the 13th " horror movie arrived in theaters. The film wasn't favorite of critics, but horror fans ate it up. The flick was a kind of cash-in response to the similarly plotted " Halloween ," which had come out a few years before. But over the years, thanks to sequels, reboots, crossovers, and more, Jason the hockey-mask-wearing killer, has become the stuff of legend.  In honor of Friday the 13th (which happens about three times every year), we thought it high time to shine a spotlight on Ari Lehman, the little-known actor who played Jason Voorhees in the first film. Lehman has only a tiny role at the end of the film, but w...

Darth Malgus: Seven foot star very awsome

Remember all those Star Wars action figures you collected as a kid? This is what they grew up into. Meet Darth Malgus, Sith Lord, lightsaber master, and all-round bad egg. He stands a towering seven feet, four inches tall, weighs almost 160 pounds…and can be yours for just six grand. Although he might not be recognizable to fans of the mainstream Star Wars movies, he'll be a familiar sight to the 1.7 million players of EA's 2011 online role-playing game, Star Wars: The Old Republic, where he's a central story character. Responsible for killing Jedi Master Ven Zallow during the sack of the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, he's an object of either fear and awe or admiration and awe, depending on your light-side vs. dark-side preference. The replica, created by Sideshow Collectibles, includes a light-up lightsaber, LED lights in the chest, collar and wrist gauntlets, and a fabric hood. The power of the dark side? That costs extra. So if you need a centerpiece for y...