Tron: Legacy Daft Punk Kubricks Please All Types of Geek

French electronica meets Disney sci-fi meets bitty plastic action guys.

Medicom, the makers or the mini Kubrick figurines that seem to get every cool license ever, dropped a hot puddle of happiness in our laps in the form of a figure two-pack modeled after musicians Daft Punk.

Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter look just delightful in their little plastic costumes, modeled after their appearance towards the end of Tron: Legacy. The duo provided the soundtrack for the new Tron, which next to Olivia Wilde's attractive lady face, was the best thing about the movie.

Like all cool things, they are of Japanese origin, but no fear if you can't read their perplexing language symbols: they are available for purchase right here on the good old American internet. Entertainment Earth got re-supplied in time to for you to get them right after spending a week deciding which of the nineteen Blu-ray releases of Tron: Legacy you actually want to buy. Hint: the right answer is the one that comes with the identity disc.

You can cop these for $19.99, which is a good deal whether you keep them in their window packaging or rip them out, add them to your DJ playset, and make them kiss each other through their helmets.

Mortal Kombat: Legacy Clip Gives An Eye-Ful of Kano

Mortal Kombat: Legacy Clip Gives An Eye-Ful of Kano

Mortal Kombat: Legacy's production has kicked into high gear, and today we've got your first footage of the action!

Thanks to IGN, you can check out the below clip of Michael Jai White's Lieutenant Jax taking on (the mysteriously two-eyed Kano in an industrial setting, with plenty of weapons and fists flying between the two of them.

The ten-part web series sprang from director Kevin Tancharoen's concept trailer for Mortal Kombat: Rebirth, a gritty re-imagining of the franchise characters in a real-world police procedural setting.

The series, written by Tancharoen and Spartacus: Blood and Sand writers Todd and Aaron Helbing and starring Michael Jai White, Jeri Ryan and Ian Anthony Dale reprising their roles as Jax, Sonya Blade and Scorpion, respectively mainly follows Scorpion, tasked by Jax and Sonya enter the underground tournament and bring down Shang Tsung, amidst his own personal vendetta against Sub-Zero.