EW.com: Just in time for ‘Watchmen,’ see the 21 super comic-book movies. It’s a pretty good list. SUPERMAN II, If anyone deserves to be happy, it’s the Man of Steel, right? Why shouldn’t he be able to ditch his powers, settle down with Lois Lane, and just live the good life? Because Kryptonian übervillain General Zod (Terence Stamp) says so. The first comic-book-based film to qualify as heartbreaking — thanks to Richard Lester’s unvarnished direction and Christopher Reeve’s mature handling of a pop icon — it’s the very definition of ”you can’t always get what you want.”
Megan Fox’s always looks good. (Popoholic)
HowStuffWorks: Learn about the 10 most historically inaccurate films. It’s a nice read. Like: “Braveheart” When “Braveheart” came out in 1995, it was an instant success. Director and actor Mel Gibson’s portrayal of Scotland’s hero William Wallace mesmerized audiences and won the movie five Oscars.
