TV's original Caped Crusader might now be known as the Dancing Not-so Dark Knight.

That's right, DWTS fans, Adam West might be busting a move on the dance floor soon. Maybe we too will soon be saying: "You shake a pretty mean leg, Batman."

This comes from a wenn.com story:

I truly never thought Speilberg and Lucas were ever going to make another Indiana Jones film.

Cindy Livengood, manager of Premiere Theatre 8, hopes her business will be going bats late Thursday night. And she’s more than OK with that.

After seeing "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" in the theaters (May 16), Rob Smith said he at one point had a difficult time staying to watch the end because he was so offended at how Hollywood had changed the novel.

You "CSI" fans might be tired of all the superhero-related stuff I've been covering lately.

Like any fan, I absolutely love when superhero films give a shout-out to the comics on which the movie is based.

I hate it when I'm right about predicting what will happen in a show. (And here's your only warning about upcoming spoilers.)

I'm not saying last night's show was predictable, but it didn't take a large leap of logic to guess Warrick was being framed.

Since last July, my fellow Reflector movie nuts (Scott Seitz, Ron Simpson and Richard Russell) have given me nothing but grief about not seeing "Transformers." They'd say, "Whaddaya mean you haven't seen 'Transformers' yet?" Everyone assured me I would like it.