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In the Lego universe, the city of Ninjago is under attack from evil Lord Garmadon (Justin Theroux), and only the Secret Ninja Force, secretly led by Garmadon’s son, Lloyd (Dave Franco), can stop him. But when the Ultimate Weapon is unleashed on the town, the ninjas must join forces with their foe. Like accidentally standing barefoot on a plastic brick, 2014’s  The Lego Movie  sent a jolt up the nervous system of family-friendly animated movies. Early dismissals as a corporate cash-in were quickly quashed when directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller channelled their earlier hits, bringing the energy of  Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs  and irony of  21 Jump Street  to create something truly fresh: a fun fantasy romp, and a metatextual parenting parable, in a single well-constructed package. Everything was indeed awesome, especially for the Warner Bros. coffers. The lure of a franchise, inevitably, proved strong. The Lego Batman Movie  was nex...

 Tyrese breaks down in tears  [VIDEO] Singer cum actor Tyrese Gibson has pleaded with the court to not take his daughter Shayla away from him. Tyrese in a video gone viral, begged his “millionaire and billionaire” friends to come to his aid over custody battle of his daughter. He also begged his ex-wife Norma Gibson to drop her fight for a restraining order against him. “Please don’t take my baby away, I’ve been away from my baby for 2 months,” he says with tears rolling down his cheeks. “I’m not doing anything illegal by doing this video. I earn 13,999 dollar per month what more do you want from me. “Nobody showing up for me. I have billionaire and millionaire friends, I’ve been there for you but no body here for me. “I’m a married man I have moved on with my life, I do not hate her mother. “I don’t know why you hate me but I don’t hate you, you cant accuse me of doing what I dint do…I never cry.” Watch video below… Source

The second Captain America sequel was a game-changer for the franchise and for the Marvel Cinematic Universe at large. It saw the fall of S.H.I.E.L.D., which at that point had been the linchpin connecting all these disparate films, and put Nick Fury on the run. The film premiered to pretty much universal critical acclaim, and for good reason—it was pretty great. But that doesn't mean it was perfect. Here are all the dumb things people just ignored about Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Nick Fury's downtown chase while nefarious forces and the Winter Soldier look to take him out is one of the most thrilling scenes not just in the movie, but the MCU at large. It's tense, claustrophobic, and well-paced—but it ends with one heck of a head-scratcher. Fury's car gets flipped by the Winter Soldier's (umm) magic, car-flipping gun. But as he walks up to finish him off, Fury pulls out a tiny lightsaber device that somehow cuts through the car's roof and aspha...