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Archive for April, 2010


Latest Trailer For ‘Beastly’ Gives A New Spin On An Old Classic

by Matt Raub, Apr 22 2010 // 1:00 PM

How could one take Beauty and the Beast and give it an MTV spin to make it more accessible by today’s youth? This is a question that CBS Studios seemed to answer without taking a breath, as the newest trailer for their take on the classic, Beastly has just his the web.

The film focuses on Kyle (Alex Pettyfer), a rich, douchey New Yorker in his twenties, who cares more about his physical appearance than how he treats people. Kyle comes across a goth witch, who curses him to have the same hideous features that he has on the inside, on the outside, making him a disfigured monster with tribal tattoos. He’s told that if he doesn’t find the love of his life, he’ll stay that way forever.

Did I mention that the evil witch is played by Mary-Kate Olsen, and his true love is played by High School Musical’s Vanessa Hudgens? And he has a blind tutor played by Neil Patrick Harris? Take that, Twilight.

The film looks pretty straightforward in the way of fast cuts, contemporary alternative music, and melodramatic looks out of windows, but it’s nice to see vampires aren’t the only ones vying for the attention of kids these days.

Check out the trailer after the jump, and be sure to catch Beastly in theaters on July 30th.

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Posted in: Casting · CBS · Drama · Kids · Movies · News · Sci-Fi · Trailers · Video
Tagged: Alex Pettyfer, Beastly, CBS, High School Musical, Mary-Kate Olsen, Neil Patrick Harris, Twilight, Vanessa Hudges


Android Running On An iPhone

by Chris Ullrich, Apr 22 2010 // 12:00 PM

Sometimes in the world of Tech reporting writers can occasionally become jaded at having to talk about this new phone or that new device or Apple’s latest amazing creation which is usually amazing but people also criticize because it doesn’t do eveything. However, every once in awhile something happens that’s pretty revolutionary and also, pretty darn cool. Oh, and pretty darn geeky too.

Case in point is the intrepid coder/hacker/mad genius known as planetbeing who was able to install Android on his iPhone and make it work reasonably well. But wait, that’s not all. Not only can you run Android on your iPhone, you can dual boot between Android and the iPhone OS. Like I said, geeky as hell but also, darn cool.

Click through to check out the video showing this tasty bit of hackery goodness. Now where did I put that old iPhone?

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Posted in: Gear · Geek · Hacking · News · Tech · Video
Tagged: Android, Apple, Dual Boot, Google, Hacking, iPhone, planetbeing, Video


It’s An Old Fashioned Shoot Out In A New Clip from ‘The Losers’

by Sebastian Suchecki, Apr 22 2010 // 11:00 AM

While we’d like you to believe that there is some pretty good story behind Andy Diggle’s original Losers comic, so far we’ve only been showing you some of the shooting, exploding, and punching sequences, so it’s a difficult point to make.

The original story is about a group of special ops CIA agents who are betrayed by their handler and go rogue. In their first mission (which is what the film mostly covers), they go to take down their nefarious ex-handler (played by Jason Patric) and the company he works for. You can understand where the explosions and gunfights fit into there, so our point is proven.

Check out another new scene from the flick after the jump, in which the now sheild-wielding Chris Evans plays his regular smart-ass character, which he’s best known for. The film also stars Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Idris Elba, and Zoe Saldana. The Losers hits theaters everywhere Friday.

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Posted in: Action · Comedy · Comics · DC · DC Entertainment · Movies · News · Vertigo · Video · Warner Bros
Tagged: Andy Diggle, Avatar, Captain America, Chris Evans, DC, Idris Elba, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Star Trek, The Losers, Vertigo, Warner Bros, Zoe Saldana


Fox Passes On Americanized ‘Torchwood’

by Joe Gillis, Apr 22 2010 // 10:00 AM

Maybe Fox didn’t like Russell T. Davies script after they read it? Or perhaps they thought the show about an elite team that tries to stop aliens invasions would be too expensive to do on a weekly basis? Or maybe they realized, finally, that the immortal lead character of Captain Jack likes to shag both women and men? Guess they’ve never actually watched the show before.

Whatever the reason, angry fans of the BBC’s Doctor Who spin-off Torchwood can rest easy as Fox has decided not to go through with their plans to adapt the show for the United States.

“BBC Worldwide Productions and the FOX Broadcasting Company have mutually agreed not to progress together with a 13-episode serialized ‘Torchwood’ format,” said BBC Worldwide in a statement. “We are currently in discussion with several interested networks.”

To further illustrate that last bit, BBC Worldwide executive vp of programming and production Jane Tranter reiterated that a U.S. version was still making progress. “It’s very much ongoing and very much alive,” Tranter said. Well, that’s good news at least. Right? Or not. To be honest, I kinda like my Torchwood the way it is.

Although, the Americanized version of the british hit Coupling didn’t turn out so bad a few years ago and actually did very well for itself. Coupling became Friends in the US, in case you were wondering.

Posted in: 20th Century Fox · BBC · News · TV
Tagged: BBC, BBC America, Captain Jack, Doctor Who, Eve Myles, Fox, John Barrowman, Russell T. Davies, Sci-Fi, Torchwood, TV


‘Spartacus: Blood and Sand’ Season 2 Potentially Delayed

by Erik Jensen, Apr 22 2010 // 9:00 AM

Andy Whitfield

Here at The Flickcast there is near unanimous love for the Starz Spartacus: Blood and Sand series. With its blatant gladiator-driven homo-eroticism, 300-level gore, violence and the treacherous characters whose destinies are tied to the sands of the Roman Arena of Capua and the House of Batiatus, there’s something for everyone.

Unfortunately, Spartacus lead Andy Whitfield has been diagnosed with a treatable form of non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, which leaves fans wondering just how Starz will handle Andy’s indefinite leave from the show while he is in treatment. A recent statement from Starz Entertainment indicates that it will postpone production on season 2, titled ‘Spartacus: Vengeance,’ while Whitfield undergoes cancer treatments.

Show writer Maurissa Tancharoe, elaborates via Twitter: “The second season is still happening; however, it is on hold at the moment due to star Andy Whitfield’s health problems.” Another tweet seemed to reassure fans that season 2 is definitely not cancelled declaring, “Season two of #Spartacus has NOT been cancelled. Don’t know where that rumor came from.”

Rumors have also surfaced that a prequel series could be under way with a younger actor filling Whitfield’s role as Spartacus, but it’s not clear if Lucy Lawless and John Hannah will be starring in that as well. NY Magazine seems to be confirming that Starz will be developing a 6-episode mini-series prequel to keep momentum going with the show’s nearly one million weekly viewers. Whatever happens, we wish Andy Whitfield a speedy recovery.

Posted in: Action · Drama · News · Starz · TV
Tagged: Andy Whitfield, Gladiators, John Hannah, Lucy Lawless, Robert Tapert, Rome, Sam Raimi, Spartacus, Spartacus: Blood and Sand, Starz, TV


Stan Lee’s Cameo in ‘Thor’ Revealed

by Matt Raub, Apr 22 2010 // 8:00 AM

While a few faces may change in the Marvel movies (like Eric Bana to Ed Norton) or some actors may cross over (like Chris Evans playing Johnny Storm and Captain America), there is always one consant: the Stan Lee Cameo. He’s made an appearance in just about every Marvel film since they started with X-Men back in 2000.

It seems with this new wave of Marvel films coming up, even “The Man” isn’t getting a break. We get to see Stan as “Larry King” coming up in Iron Man 2, and we’re now getting word of where he’ll pop up in the upcoming Thor film. From Fanboyweb.com

Thor’s hammer ( Mjolnir ) is found lying inside a crater in the middle of the road by the U.S. Army. The army tries to move it but can’t because it’s too heavy. They decide to bring in a truck for assistance. The soldiers tie Thor’s hammer to the back of the truck with chains. The truck driver accelerates to pull Mjohnir. The back half of the truck falls apart as the front keeps moving. Finally, the camera cuts to the driver who happens to be comic legend Stan Lee.

Some may think it’s campy, but most think it’s a nice homage to the man who first thought up concepts like a scientists who’s hit by gamma rays or a teenager who’s bit by a radioactive spider. It’s nice to see that no matter what, we can always expect to see his smiling mustachioed face.

Next question is, where does Stan fit in to the upcoming films that have yet to start shooting? Could he be a delivery man knocking on the doors of Avengers Mansion? Is he the kind, old janitor that first stumbles onto The Ant-Man? Will he play a Nazi getting sucker-punched by Captain America? Only time will tell.

Posted in: Action · Casting · Comedy · Comics · Marvel · Marvel Studios · Movies · News · Paramount
Tagged: Ant-Man, Avengers, Captain America, Chris Evans, Iron Man 2, Larry King, Mjohnir, Nick Fury, Stan Lee, Thor


Facebook F8 Conference Recap: Expanding the Reach of Social Networking

by Erik Jensen, Apr 22 2010 // 7:00 AM

Facebook's "Open Graph" Concept

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a series of updates integral to their next-gen Facebook Platform today at their third annual f8 conference held in San Francisco. At the heart of these updates is the technology to allow Facebook data to flow more easily outside the carefully-controlled confines of Facebook itself.

Building on the success and widespread adoption of Facebook Connect, first announced at the inaugural f8 in 2008, a new concept dubbed “Open Graph” will expose your Facebook connections and public data to third-party web sites and mobile apps. In doing so, these outside services can better personalize your experience based on the data it finds. Expect the data to flow in two directions as services like Pandora, Yelp, Foursquare and other connected services feed even more behavioral data into your personal Open Graph.

You can easily imagine a scenario wherein after analyzing your Foursquare check-ins, Yelp decides that you really have a thing for Thai food and helpfully displays all of the Thai Restaurants in your immediate area upon start-up. Or perhaps you’ve favorited so many female singer-songwriter tracks at your favorite music-streaming service, that Yelp notifies you that Sara Barailles is playing at the Hotel Cafe nearby in Los Angeles this evening.

If you’re anything like me, you’re probably marveling at the glorious levels of personalization you might experience while simultaneously cringing at the potential privacy issues that Open Graph may unleash on unsuspecting users. But wait, there’s more!

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Posted in: Events · Mobile Apps · Social Networking · Software · The Internets · Web
Tagged: Confrences, f8 Confrence, Facebook, Facebook Connect, Foursquare, Internet, Mark Zuckerberg, Networking, Open Graph, Pandora, Social Media, Twitter, Web, Yelp


Western Wednesdays: ‘McCabe and Mrs. Miller’

by Elisabeth Rappe, Apr 21 2010 // 4:00 PM

As a general rule, Westerns tend to be what Sergio Leone labeled “fairy tales for grown-ups.” They may not always be sophisticated, but they reside in a quasi-historical land of cool where even the dust, sweat, and blood seems to be part of the fun. Very few Westerns ever delve into the brutal realities of the frontier.

There’s a good reason for that – misery is not entertaining.  McCabe and Mrs. Miller is proof of the rule.  This is not a enjoyable movie. This is the bonechilling reality that underpins all your Western myths, Manifest Destiny, John Ford and Conestoga wagons.  Robert Altman’s unfortunates come before all that. They’re the desperate people scraping a town together for their own profit so that civilization can come in and build over the opium-addicted ashes.

McCabe and Mrs. Miller is a footnote-in-history movie, the kind of story that exists only in dusty judicial records. McCabe (Warren Beatty) arrives in a mining outpost and decides to build a brothel.  Mrs. Miller (Julie Christie, the most beautiful woman alive) gets wind of it, and arrives to muscle in with her superior knowledge. They’re a success, and of course big business gets wind of it, and wants to buy them out.  McCabe dissembles, and they send in the bounty hunters.  No, it doesn’t end well.

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Posted in: Features · Western Wednesdays
Tagged: Julie Christie, McCabe and Mrs. Miller, Robert Altman, Warren Beatty, Western Wednesdays


‘UFC Undisputed 2010′ Career Mode Video Released

by John Carle, Apr 21 2010 // 3:00 PM

Today is a big day for fighting games. With the trailer for Marvel vs. Capcom 3 hitting the net and a new video being released for UFC Undisputed 2010′s Career mode, could this mean that genre that once defined the 90s could be making a move to overtake shooters as the most popular? While that statement might be taking things a little too far, it is true that fighting games have been on an upswing. With the success of last year’s UFC Undisputed and Street Fighter 4, things are definitely looking up.

In the trailer below, a first look is given at the drastic changes to the career mode of UFC Undisputed 2010. Trying to add more of a story element to the game, players will be given interactive weigh-ins and interviews where they can decide their fighters responses to create rivalries in addition to their basic training regime.

Game Tracking will allow the computer to learn your style, encouraging creativity in how someone fights. A player cannot hope to win every fight with the same maneuver. Opponents will learn and come up with strategies to counter you much like real fighters do by watching tapes before upcoming matches.

For added customizability, players don’t just customize the look of their fighter. They will be able to pick and choose the training camps available to their fighter. Different camps allow for different specialized training while working alongside experts in each discipline. Players will also take a path similar to real UFC fighters. Instead of just jumping into the UFC with full sponsorship and training, they will have to work their way from the ground up fighting in the WFA before being accepted into higher quality training camps.

Take a peek at the video after the jump and as always, stick to the Flickcast for more information on UFC Undisputed 2010 as it becomes available.

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Posted in: Action · THQ · Trailers · Video · Video Games · Xbox 360
Tagged: BJ Penn, Brock Lesner, Cain Velasquez, Career Mode, Dana White, THQ, Trailers, UFC, UFC Undisputed, UFC Undisputed 2010


TV RECAP: ‘Justified: The Collection’

by Shannon Hood, Apr 21 2010 // 2:00 PM

Okay, I’m back on board. Last week my faith in Justified was slipping a bit, and I was growing weary of Ava. Fortunately, her screen time was kept to a minimum this week. Raylan was busy investigating an apparent suicide, but he also confronts some latent feelings for ex-wife Winona.  We are slowly becoming privy to what makes Raylan tick.  Spoilers ahead.

‘The Collection’ begins with Raylan visiting Boyd in prison, in hopes of getting a morsel of information that can put Arlo (his father) away for good.  Bad break for Raylan, Boyd has found Jesus while locked up in the big house, and he’s more interested in ministering than spilling Arlo’s secrets. Raylan leaves empty handed.

He joins Ava in the motel room, and the next morning they are interrupted by Art, pounding on the door.  A shirtless Raylan (Timothy Olyphant has not been missing any workouts) answers the door and is chided for not answering his phone.  Art tells him they need to head to Cincinnati to speak with an art dealer that Owen Carns is trying to sell some artwork to.  In the car, Art lays into Raylan about sleeping with Ava.

After visiting with the art dealer, the two arrive at the ranch of  Carns, whose property and assets are being seized for some type of money crime committed by Owen.  He’s allowed to sell his paintings to the art dealer, but the U.S. Marshals keep the proceeds.  Art and Raylan are intrigued and disgusted to find out that the paintings that are being sold are “Hitlers”, original works by a one Adolf, to be precise.  The art dealer collects “Hitlers.” He proclaims the paintings to be fakes.

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Posted in: FX · TV · TV Recaps
Tagged: 'The Collection', Drama, FX, Justified, Recap, Timothy Olyphant, TV


Go Behind The Scenes Of ‘NINE’ With a New Featurette

by Sebastian Suchecki, Apr 21 2010 // 1:00 PM

While director Rob Marshall is curruntly donning his tri-corner hat and swashbuckling pants for Pirate of the Caribbean 4: On Stranger Tides, he’s still doing some press for his film Nine, which hits DVD and Blu-ray on May 4th.

Marshall’s Nine made a few splashes last year, getting nominated for four Academy Awards and winning a few Satellite Awards. Marshall managed to take the excitement and aesthetic of 2002′s Chicago and put it into the setting of Italian cinema in the late 1960s.

The film also spared no expense on cast with names like Daniel Day-Lewis, Penélope Cruz, Fergie, Kate Hudson, Nicole Kidman, and Judi Dench. We’ll be bringing you more features from the DVD release as we draw closer to the date, so stay tuned. Meanwhile, check out a look at director Rob Marshall after the jump.

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Posted in: Blu-Ray · Casting · Comedy · Drama · DVD · Movies · Music · Musicals · News · Video
Tagged: Academy Awards, Daniel Day Lewis, Fergie, Judi Dench, Kate Hudson, Nicole Kidman, Nine, Penelope Cruz, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, Rob Marshall, Sophia Loren


First Trailer for ‘Marvel vs. Capcom 3′ Hits the ‘Net

by John Carle, Apr 21 2010 // 12:00 PM

When it originally hit arcades, Marvel vs. Capcom 2: A New Age of Heroes dominated the coin-op world. It continued success on consoles and made a return last summer as an XBLA and PlayStation Network title. Nine years after its original release and with a $15 price tag, it still was one of the most popular releases of 2009.

Yesterday, Capcom announced Marvel vs. Capcom 3: The Fate of Two Worlds and released it’s first trailer to the world. With what looks like the visual stylings of Street Fighter 4′s, Marvel vs. Capcom 3 still has a lot of questions left on the table. Will it still be a tag system in combat? Who is the full cast of the game? And what is this “Fate of Two Worlds” story they look to be pushing? Capcom’s official press release told us:

It’s been a decade since Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes was first released and now the most popular Marvel and Capcom characters join forces again in a re-envisioned team fighting game for a new generation. Fill the shoes of legendary characters from the most beloved franchises in entertainment as you battle in the first VS. Fighting game powered by Capcom’s MT Framework.

As you can tell, we are already excited for this release since we have been waiting for it for years. The game will be released for PS3 and XBox 360 in the Spring of 2011. In the meantime, check out the first trailer after the jump.

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Posted in: Capcom · Games · Gear · Geek · News · Trailers · Video · Video Games
Tagged: Capcom, Games, Iron Man, Marvel, Marvel vs. Capcom 2, Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Microsoft, PS3, Solid Snake, Sony, The Hulk, Video Games, Wolverine, Xbox 360



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