Ferris Bueller, Clint Eastwood and The Avengers score at the Super Bowl

Read all about it here.

A shameless attempt to draw visitors to my blog with a video featuring a woman with large breasts talking about a Super Bowl ad for The Avengers

As part of this blog's ongoing campaign to remain abreast of trends in movie advertising, I offer this titillating video clip of... OK, I'm busted, right? Well, you're right: No, I have no shame whatsoever. None. Zippo. Nada.

Holly smoke! Buffy the Vampire Slayer is in the Avengers movie!

Now I really want to see this one!

Marvelous

After this weekend's smashingly successful launch of Iron Man, Marvel Studios has wasted little time in announcing an ambitious slate of other films based on Marvel Comics. Naturally, there will be an Iron Man II (set for April 30, 2010). Also upcoming: Thor (June 4, 2010), The First Avenger: Captain America (May 6, 2011), The Avengers (July 2011) -- no, not those Avengers -- and Ant-Man (date to be announced). All this, in addition to The Incredible Hulk, due June 13 at theaters and drive-ins everywhere.

This is great news for comic book geeks (and former geeks, like myself) everywhere. But am I the only one who's wondering how Marvel will avoid catching flack from fundamentalists with a movie about a super hero who is identified as... well, a god?

'I have never been a bimbo'

She may have played Pussy Galore, but make no mistake about it: Honor Blackman isn't going to curl up in your lap and purr. Unless, of course, you're really, really lucky. At 79, she's still the queen of the "Bond girls." And she probably can still kick your ass.