Cosplayer Critical Miss and a few of her friends pulled off a fun and entertaining Star Wars group cosplay in these images. Not only are there scenes from the movie, but there are some other funny images that I had to show here.
The photography was done by Richard Dufault who did as excellent a job as the cosplayers themselves. I hope they are all satisfied with the DNA test results. They obviously had a ton of fun.
The boulder scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark is one of the all time classic movie scenes. If you ever wondered what went into creating it, check out the new episode of Art of the Scene by CineFix. In this episode they take an in-depth look at the scene from the 1981 fantasy adventure film.
This is a great installment. I had no idea what they used for the sound of the rolling boulder and it is no soooo obvious now. That scene will forever be etched in my mind as one of Dr. Jone’s greatest moments. Check it out. It’s worth the few minutes it takes.
Take your sushi to the final frontier with this awesome Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise Sushi Set. The warp trails are actual chopsticks and the saucer is a soy sauce dish. Now you will be dining in geek style. This belongs in every Trekkie’s kitchen.
Product Specifications
A full set of sushi-ware shaped like the U.S.S. Enterprise from the original Star Trek TV series
Includes: Wood sushi plate, chopsticks, and soy sauce dish
Chopsticks look like a warp effect, but slide out of the nacelles for use
Top of saucer section removes to reveal soy sauce dish
Enterprise body rotates, for perfect sauce placement
Officially-licensed Star Trek sushi equipment
A ThinkGeek creation and exclusive!
Materials: Wooden base, BPA free chopsticks, stainless steel soy saucer section
Care Instructions: Surface clean only
Not dishwasher or microwave safe
Dimensions:
Fully Assembled: approx. 14.9″ x 3.5″ x 4.5″
Chopsticks: approx. 0.4″ (thickest diameter) x 9.25″ long
Soy Sauce Dish: approx. 3.3″ diameter x 0.4″ deep (at its deepest point)
Brazilian artist Butcher Billy has given Marvel Comics characters a punk makeover. This series features classics like Siouxsie Sioux as Scarlet Witch, Mark Mothersbaugh as Iron Man, John Lydon as Wolverine, and more. These Marvel covers are awesome.
I never thought that I would see Morrissey as the Hulk. These covers are amazing. I just wish they were reakl so I could collect them and read the stories.
The Millennium Falcon has an amazing history in the Star Wars universe when you consider that it was only featured prominently in 3 movies so far. This cool infographic details the history of the Falcon and tracks its whereabouts throughout the original trilogy.
Star Wars fans will already know all of this stuff, but it is still fun to see it all in this chart.
These fun Star Wars Yoga designs come from Austin-based artist Rob Osborne. The Star Wars characters are illustrated in various yoga poses in his series titled Star Wars Yoga. I had no idea they did Yoga in a galaxy far, far away.
If you like what you see, you can get prints from his Etsy shop. Just remember, no matter what galaxy you are from, always stretch first to avoid injuries.
What could be better than Ghostbusting. And the latest news is that we have not one, but two Ghostbusters movies to look forward to. Hopefully they live up to the originals, although I am not getting my hopes up. I spotted these Ghostbusters Playing Cards and had to share them. The illustrations are awesome.
At last we can combine Ghostbusting with poker and Black Jack.
In the fine tradition of homies helping homies, I present to you these awesome Adventure Time mashups. They are all mathematical. Even algebraic.
We can never get enough Adventure Time. You will smile. You will giggle. You will believe that a dog can shapeshift. I can’t even pick a favorite.
via Buzzfeed
Blade Runner fans are going to appreciate these images. This 142 photo collection offers a behind-the-scenes look at the model shop for Blade Runner, the 1982 sci-fi classic directed by Ridley Scott. Prepare to get lost for a good long time as you delve into these.
They are mostly images of the miniatures during various stages of production. You can really see how much love and attention to detail went into all of the props for this movie and of course that shows on screen. I am really loving all of these photos.
Uhura is an under-appreciated member of the Enterprise crew. She doesn’t get nearly enough time on screen. Now she’s getting some cosplay love thanks to cosplayer Kira Krueger, who looks amazing in this Uhura latex Starfleet outfit!
It’s based on the Uhura from the rebooted movies, not TOS, but it doesn’t matter. I think she has proven she has what it takes to man her station on the bridge. The photography was done by Evolutionary Images.
