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A Hollywood movie based around the popular toy brand Lego is scheduled for release in 2014, according to reports.
Warner Bros has given the go-ahead for the film, which will be a mixture of live action and animation, industry publication Variety said. Casting for actors is due to begin next year, while the animation will be undertaken by an Australian company. The colourful interlocking bricks were first manufactured in Denmark in 1949, and the first Legoland opened in 1968... 
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While making my customary bedtime lurking on Reddit, I came upon a link that pointed to an "Incredible Dark Knight Cecil (from Final Fantasy IV) custom armor." Okay, click. Then I came upon these pictures and was thoroughly confused.
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Not sure how I missed this, but apparently PETA has a problem with Nintendo’s Super Mario 3D Land launch. The organization has taken aim at Mario himself, making it look like he has to kill a raccoon to wear that Tanooki suit from the game, and somehow that Nintendo is making the statement that they are pro-fur. Shouldn’t they be actually saving real-life animals?
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The new OVO-4 Home Flight Simulator is now available to pre-order for $57,000 and comes complete with it own fully sealed enclosure and three 24 inch monitors and full movement system to make the experience even more life like.
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According to a recent article in The Guardian, there has been a significant boom in interest in physics in the past two years. The article discusses a number of possible reasons for the increase in interest, but the most unusual reason mentioned may surprise you:The Big Bang Theory, a California-based comedy that follows two young physicists, is being credited with consolidating the growing appetite among teenagers for the once unfashionable subject of physics. Enrollment in university-level physics courses has increased 10% and 17% in the last two years, respectively, and high-school level enrollment has increased 20% in the last five years. That’s many orders of magnitude less than the expansion rate theorized during the inflation period after the real Big Bang, but still encouraging to see....
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The humble Lego minifig usually leads a life of adventure and conquest—pirates, knights, Jedi—glamour and thrills. But underneath all that plastic?
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Before The Muppets became famous movie stars, they too were struggling actors attending auditions hoping for their big break. Though a Star Wars collaboration was never meant to be, check out some of the gang reading for the part of another well-known green character, Yoda...
http://www.geeksugar.com/Muppets-Star-Wars-Yoda-Audition-Video-20379592
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If you've ever wondered when the holographic projector that R2-D2 used to deliver Princess Leia's message would actually be real, that time appears to be now.
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Two months after the Apple iTunes App Store banned “Phone Story,” a game that exposed the ugly side of smartphone production, a new app and an online calculator reveal how much of a user’s lifestyle runs on forced labor...
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An Ice tray that makes ice cubes shaped like Han Solo in carbonite? Send me a dozen please. Be sure to check out this awesome R2-D2 version as well.
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In a widely publicized move, Marvel Comics killed off Spider-Man earlier this year and replaced him a mixed-race teenager, Miles Morales, who’s now starring in the title. Before anyone is too up in arms about killing Peter Parker, this all took place in Marvel’s Ultimate Universe. Parker is still very much alive in current Marvel Comics but in this alternate timeline, it was decided to do something radical and replace him....
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