A three-minute reel dating from the American Civil War, possibly the earliest movie footage ever made, has been discovered in the motion picture vaults at George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film.
Amazing Civil War film footage discovered!
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Hmm, standards are starting to slip in the April Fool's joke department. The one about Viacom and Toho flopped because it's not absurd enough, but I think you waaay overshot the mark into total absurdity. 
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Nope. Motion pictures weren't really possible until the 1890s. I'm not even going to click the link. Sorry.
I didn’t write the thing. No point in shooting the messenger.Hmm, standards are starting to slip in the April Fool's joke department. The one about Viacom and Toho flopped because it's not absurd enough, but I think you waaay overshot the mark into total absurdity.
Still, I'll give this one credit for not being as ham-handed as most.
Now, the "announcement" that Nimoy had signed on to voice Sentinel Prime -- that's how you do an April Fools.
Now, the "announcement" that Nimoy had signed on to voice Sentinel Prime -- that's how you do an April Fools.
...by announcing it the day before?
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Leonard Nimoy had a voice role in the Transformers Movie from 1986. It's not a stretch for him to have a voice role again.
Yeah. If he was willing to do a voice in the cartoon movie back when he was making Trek movies, I don't see why he wouldn't do a voice in a new successful live action version. And with his older voice, he would sound badass voicing a Transformer.
He sounded badass as Galvatron in the 80s!
So, we had one April Fool’s joke that was too subtle, and another that was too obvious. Well, there’s always next year.Hmm, standards are starting to slip in the April Fool's joke department. The one about Viacom and Toho flopped because it's not absurd enough, but I think you waaay overshot the mark into total absurdity.
I believe the comparative form is “badder-ass.”
