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Posts Tagged ‘Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje’


Movie Review: ‘Bullet to the Head’

by Nat Almirall, Feb 4 2013 // 8:00 AM

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Walter Hill and Sylvester Stallone? I’m in. Walter Hill and Louisiana? Double in. Christian Slater and Mr. Eko as the bad guys and explosions and huge flailing boobies? This is already the best movie of the year.

What’s there to say? Stallone is Jimmy Bobo, a Louisiana-based hitman whose latest job goes south after his partner is taken out. If that’s not enough, the former partner of their target (Sung Kang) heads down to the bayou to find out who set up the hit.

After a brief ruckus in the parking garage, the two team up despite a mutual dislike. The investigation uncovers a web of corruption that apparently everyone in New Orleans is in on, from the jazz bands prowling the filthy streets to the cultural elite, ably represented by Marcus Baptiste (Christian Slater) and Morel (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje).

Add to that Stallone’s incredibly sexy daughter (Sarah Shahi) — the tattoo artist who can kick some tail on her own, an angry, knife-wielding henchman, and exploding houses, and you have the plot of the movie.

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Posted in: Action · Movies · Reviews · Warner Bros
Tagged: Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Alessandro Camon, Bullet to the Head, Christian Slater, Du Plomb Dans La Tete, Holt McCallany, Jason Momo, Jon Seda, Sarah Shahi, Sung Kang, Sylvester Stallone, Walter Hill, Warner Bros
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Dream Cast: Marvel’s ‘Black Panther’

by Matt Blackwood, Jan 30 2012 // 3:00 PM

Now that Marvel has its own movie studio, it’s time for the House of Ideas to try out some fresh ones on the big screen. Sure, we all know the Iron Man and Thor sequels will make a billion dollars, but Marvel needs to think long term and use this opportunity to branch out.

Black Panther has never ranked in readership with Marvel’s flagship titles, but the movie-going audience is more diverse. A superhero film featuring a strong black cast could bring in a whole new audience to comic book movies. And the hardcore fans will always be along for the ride so long as the movie stays true to the source material.

Of course, in order to do that, the studio has to nail the casting.

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Posted in: Adaptation · Casting · Comics · Dream Cast · Editorial and Opinion · Features · Marvel · Marvel Studios · Movies · News
Tagged: Adaptations, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Aldis Hodge, Black Panther, Comic Book Movies, Comics, Doug Jones, Eamonn Walker, Erica Tazel, Jurgen Prochnow, Marvel
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Mr. Eko Wants to Go Back to the Island

by Chris Ullrich, Jun 23 2009 // 5:15 PM

AdewaleAccording to a recent TV Guide interview, one of my favorite characters from Lost who, sadly, got eaten by the smoke monster, would like to return to the show. Like most fans of Lost, I was pretty disappointed when Mr. Eko, played by the awesome Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje (previously seen on Oz),  seemed to die in season three. Eko was a very interesting character who helped Locke discover new ways of looking at things. Plus, he was just cool.

Adewale, who will guest star in the Aug 7 episode of Monk and appears in G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, now says, according to the interview, that he wants to go back to the island. The actor says he left the show after his parents died in 2006, but he’d like to return to give his character some closure.

“To be able to give that rich character some completion would be nice,” he told TV Guide.

Agreed. It would be great to see him return to Lost. The show is still going well and I’m enjoying it very much, but his character, of all the ones who’ve died so far, is the one I miss the most. If there’s a choice between bringing him, or one of the other characters like Charlie or Boone back, I hope Lost‘s producers decide on Eko. Let the rest stay dead. They weren’t that interesting anyway.

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Tagged: Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, G.I. Joe, Lost, Me. Eko
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