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Our most anticipated movie of 2014 is none other than the Godzilla reboot coming by way of Legendary Pictures and director Gareth Edwards (Monsters). The Godzilla teaser trailer set the whole world buzzing about the return of the king of monsters, in a reboot that is thankfully worlds away from the 1998 Roland Emmerich film, and much closer to the classic Japanese kaiju films that made Godzilla an icon.

Exact details about the new Godzilla have been carefully guarded; we know that stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Elizabeth Olsen (Avengers 2) bolster the human side of things with a story about a soldier and his girl separated by the Godzilla event, while other human characters (like Breaking Bad‘s Bryan Cranston) either help investigate/combat the monster or fall victim to its swath ...

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Back during Comic-Con 2012, many people were amped to see first footage from Guillermo del Toro’s monsters vs. robots epic, Pacific Rim. For all those eager fans packed into Hall H seats, however, a bigger surprise was on the way; Legendary Pictures had brought footage from yet another giant monster movie (“Kaiju movie” as the sub-genre is known) waiting in the wings: The Godzilla remake from director Gareth Edwards (Monsters).

Our own Sandy Schaefer described just how epic that footage was and how the crowd went wild for it – arguably more wild then they did for Pacific Rim. It was a surprising revelation at the time – and the mania only built with the Godzilla footage shown during Comic-Con 2013 the following year. Now, with the Godzilla teaser trailer is here for all the world to see, and we have a feeling more people are going to be hopping on ...

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"Blind. Will Strike Fear 4 Beer!"

Artist Dan LuVisi has given Mike Wazowski from Monsters Inc. a twistedly disturbing new look. He re-imagines the character as a blind and devastated vagabond hiding out on Earth.

Here's the crazy backstory behind the creepy portrait that led Mike to this devastated life:

After Boo was saved, Sully and Mike realized they no longer required scares for cash, thus forcing Mike into a new line of business; comedy.

As Mike continued his stand-up routine with the children in hopes for laughs, Sully partied and wasted money that he didn't have. The problem is: the world didn't care, it was Sully, a hero and role model. And everyone loves Sully. Everyone but the one living in his shadow. 

Mike was tired of it. Tired of lowering himself to telling jokes, only to hurt himself in the process over, and over again. Mike decided to have...