Godzilla vs. Hitler (Major spoiler: Hitler loses)

Hitler thought King Ghidorah could beat Big G. Hitler thought wrong. (Yeah, I know: This is yet another Downfall mash-up. But, hey, I laughed.)

Son of Cats That Look Like Hitler

Four years after my shocking blog post... another tale of a feline that resembles Der Führer .

Hitler rages because he got the Sarah Palin doc into only 10 theaters, decides to go see Harry Potter instead

Palin Campaign Headquarters - Launch of 'The Undefeated' - 7/14/2011 from Moosehelmet Films on Vimeo.

Curiously enough, he seems especially upset that he's booked The Undefeated into only two Texas theaters. But never mind: He's still wild about Harry.

Hitler speaks again!

U.S. viewers will have a chance to see the Brit documentary that -- well, puts words into Adolf Hitler's mouth. On Dec. 16, The History Channel will air The Private Voice of Hitler, which uses high-tech recording equipment to dub heretofore silent footage of Der Fuhrer.

Hitler speaks!

From the Telegraph, yet another item I wouldn't dare make up: "New computer software that can read lips at almost any angle has helped make sense of one of the Second World War's lingering mysteries —Hitler's home movies."

No, really -- I didn't make this up.

"The technology allows the dialogue to be dubbed on to the silent films, many of them made by Eva Braun at Hitler's mountain retreat, the Berghof. With the new soundtrack, Hitler can be heard encouraging young children towards a life in the military, criticising even his closest henchmen and flirting with Braun... The film shows very different Hitler from the strident orator who led Germany into war. At ease among his guests, he cracks jokes and talks animatedly about his love for cinema — his tastes included Mickey Mouse.

"He is also seen teasing Braun about a screening in his cinema at the Berghof. 'I understand you didn't like the movie last night," he says. "I know what you want. You want Gone with the Wind.'"

But I want to know: Who's the actor who dubbed Der Fuhrer? And could the dubbed home movies be any more unsettling than a German-produced comedy about Hitler?