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Check out Danger Guerrero’s breakdown of the Dolph Lundgren classic, Showdown in Little Tokyo. I know these are long, but I promise they’re totally worth it.  [Filmdrunk]

100 Images That Should Be Stored In A Time Capsule For Future Generations [Uproxx]

Take A Good Look At The New Design Of UPROXX Media [Uproxx]

‘Game Of Thrones’: Just The Badass Parts [WarmingGlow]

Tom Brady Was Asking For A Meme [WithLeather]

Guy gives physics presentation on the subject of my little pony, keeps it real as sh*t. |GammaSquad|

A toast to Green Lantern. |GorillaMask|

How Scotland became part of the UK, a video. |TheDailyWhat|

Ronnie “kicked The Situation’s ass” which apparently involves putting a tiny nick on the bridge of his nose these days. I’ve looked worse after a bris. |TheSuperficial|

Meet Jell-O the pimp. |BostonStool|

Ranking every Bob Dylan album. |Nerve|

Five ways to improve California prisons. |HolyTaco|

That one Snow White movie to now open before that other one. |ScreenJunkies|

Meet Ke$ha, the world’s most unnecessary pop star. |WWTDD|

13-Year Old Sinks Awesome Bicycle Kick [Brobible]

The 10 Greatest Movie Threats Of All Time [Pajiba]

10 Newts That Would Make Good Presidents [Buzzfeed]

10 Weird Things William Shatner Did Besides Star Trek [ToplessRobot]

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Time Out London has compiled a list of what they consider the 50 best animated films of all time, with commentary from Terry Gilliam.  It ranges from the positive:

[On South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut - #9] ‘These are my children! They’re brilliant. With the film, I was convinced they couldn’t pull it off because I just didn’t think it would sustain for 90 minutes. But of course it does, and it’s just brilliant. They’ve been able to maintain their outrageousness, their awfulness. They’re uncompromising, that’s why I love them.’

To the not as positive:

[On 1978's animated Lord of the Rings - #36] ‘I hated it. Bakshi was a strange one who took some of my favourite material and never managed pull it off completely on screen, He always seemed to be more ambitious than the money allowed. And the end result was, to me, horrible.’

Here’s the full list:

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A FilmDrunk reader sent over the video below, which re-imagines Watchmen as an 80s Saturday-morning cartoon.  It was animated by this guy, who’s apparently really good at drawing stuff.  The video isn’t what I’d call laugh-out-loud funny, but as an accurate parody, it’s pretty goddamned impressive. Kind of like my biceps.  Can you believe how much I’m curling right now?  It’s like the weights are levitating.  These aren’t arms, they’re firearms.
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Adult Swim just posted the Aqua Teen Hunger Force movie (Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters) in its entirety on their website, where you can supposedly watch it for free.

I mean, I guess you can, provided your computer jiu-jitsu is better than mine.  But hey, watching the little scrolling loadie bar thing is kind of fun too. Wee, look at it go!