Paramount looks like they're serious about finally getting the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reboot off the ground.  A couple weeks ago it came out that Jonathan Liebesman was in talks to direct the new live action feature, and now the studios have even set a release date for it.

I imagine at this point, most of America has seen Captain America. Well, not me!  My theater, in all its ineptitude, has decided to bring in Zookeeper for an extended stay rather than Captain America. So I'm stuck here, on the internet, silently watching as the masses fall in love with the movie.  But even though I haven't seen it yet, I know one thing for sure; Captain America does not represent America.  He represents patriotism, but not American ideals themselves.  For some reason or another, Captain America's superhero cohorts do a better job at representing the American ideals than the big, blue, boy scout himself.  While we're not exactly proud of it, here are the eight superheroes who better represent American ideals than Captain America.  These issues are prevalent everywhere...but when describing modern America, you would be hard pressed not to mention these issues.

Work on the new Ninja Turtles movie is moving foward and two new writers have been hired on to get the script in gear.