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Reservoir Dogs' Mr. Pink Action Figure
Quentin Tarantino's 1992 film Reservoir Dogs set the tone for his next five movies and got him a nomination for Film Independent's Spirit Award for Best Director. You can get your very own 7-inch Mr. Pink action figure to commemorate the film as Tarantino's latest film Inglorious Basterds premieres in early August. Mr. Pink, played by Steve Buscemi in the movie, comes with accessories, including a satchel and glasses. And, according to the package,... more
Star Trek Action Figures
You may not be able to find Star Trek action figures for the young crew of the new movie, but you can get them for the originals. Get Kirk in his captain's chair, or with his first officer, Spock, in the bonus two-pack. All of your favorite's are here: Uhuru, Sulu, Bones, Scotty, and more. The costumes vary, and some even come with a Klingon warrior, or other Federation nemesis.
Bakugan!
What's hot for kids this holiday season and doesn't cost much money? One word: Bakugan (pronounced "bah-koo-gahn"). Bakugan is an anime series on the Cartoon Network, and the toys are the hottest things since Pokemon. Our friends' 9 year-old son and 6 year-old daughter are obsessed with them. Each toy is the size of a golf ball or large marble when closed. Inside is a magnet, so when you touch the Bakugan to metal,... more
Heroes Action Figures
Hey Heroes fans, did you know Mezco makes Heroes action figures? The first series includes 7" articulated versions of Hiro Nakamura, Peter Petrelli, Claire Bennett, Sylar, and Mohinder Suresh, all with plot-appropriate accessories (Claire comes with an alternate damaged head and alternate damaged arm). If the show continues to win Emmy awards, we're thinking these figures could be worth something someday. Then again, we thought the same thing about our Spice Girls action figures.... more
Barack Obama Action Figure
We just found out about this Barack Obama action figure. It doesn't talk, but it does have 8 points of articulation so you can "pose him presidentially." We'd like to see a companion Michelle Obama figure, so we could pose them together doing the "terrorist fist jab." (Speaking of which, check out the latest New Yorker cover.) If you're a McCain supporter, sit tight: The McCain action figure hits stores next month.
