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Posts Tagged ‘Colin O’Donoghue’


TV RECAP: ‘Once Upon a Time’ – Ep. 305: ‘Good Form’

by Stephanie Coats, Oct 28 2013 // 8:00 AM

JENNIFER MORRISON, COLIN O'DONOGHUE

So Oncers it’s time for our weekly journey in Neverland. But this time we get a little spice in our bland Once soup with the story of Killain Jones, a good sailor gone pirate. Just like everyone, his heart was broken with grief and guilt so he went to the Dark (and roguishly handsome) Side. But a certain Savior might be melting his cold, buccaneer heart after all, as evidence by that hot and way over publicized kiss. Oh also, Henry is still with the Lost Boys and Neal is, well…

Neal is in an even worse state than when we ended last week. He gets chucked into a wooden cage by the Lost Boys and is promptly forgotten for the rest of the episode.

Back in Camp Pan, a boy literally pokes Henry with a stick to make him fight back with a conveniently available wooden sword. Pan steps in to prompt Henry to believe he’s holding a real sword and TA-DA! It works! Then Henry gets carried away and cuts the Lost Boy’s cheek but don’t worry. The best thing about being a Lost Boy is you never have to apologize.

As Henry enjoys applause for his use of violence, his family is still in Neal’s cave looking for the key to his secret star map. Emma sees that Neal stopped counting his days on the island not because he left but because he lost hope. Even Hook gravelly-voiced reassurances don’t quell her concerns for Henry. She says it’s time they “take a page from Pan and start being clever.” Why wasn’t this Plan A?

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Posted in: ABC · Drama · Fantasy · TV · TV Recap · TV Recaps
Tagged: ABC, Colin O'Donoghue, Good Form, Hook, Killian Jones, Once Upon A Time, OUAT, Recap, Save Henry, Season 3 Episode 5
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Twitter Giveaway: ‘The Rite’ iTunes & Pizza Prize Pack!

by Joe Gillis, May 17 2011 // 10:00 AM

OK, horror fans, what’s better than relaxing on the couch with a scary movie, good friends, and a large pizza while the scares roll in? Not a whole lot, that’s what. That’s exactly what we’ve got for you with a brand new Rite Twitter Giveaway!

Be sure to stick to our Twitter feed later today as we tweet out a horror trivia question. If you’re the first few tweeter with the right answer, you will win yourself this sweet prize pack:

-Papa John’s Pizza Card

-iTunes gift card for the purchase of The Rite

It’s going to be a pretty deep horror question, so be sure to get your brains ready, watch our Twitter feed, and check out the synopsis and clip from The Rite after the jump to prepare you. Good luck!

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Posted in: Action · Giveaways · Horror · Movies · New Line · News · Twitter Giveaway · Video
Tagged: Anthony Hopkins, Colin O'Donoghue, Giveaway, Papa John's, The Rite, Twitter Giveaway
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Film Review: ‘The Rite’

by Shannon Hood, Jan 28 2011 // 7:30 AM

The whole exorcism theme has been to death in movies, and The Rite is one more reason it should be shelved for a while. No movie has been able to live up to the grand-daddy of them all, The Exorcist (1973).  The Rite doesn’t even try.  It’s an embarrassment to the genre.

The tale is based on the true story of Father Gary Thomas who serves as an official exorcist for the Diocese of San Jose. This is presumably the tale of how he came to be an exorcist, and it is dreadfully dull. Journalist Matt Baglio chronicled Thomas’s time in Rome in the book “The Rite: The Making of a Modern Exorcist”.  I’ve got to imagine the book was far more compelling than the movie.

Director Mikael Håfström (1408, Derailed) centers the movie around fictional character Michael Kovak (playing the role based on Thomas) and his crisis of faith, which he must quickly sort out before, you know, he is possessed by the devil. Flashbacks show that  Kovak was raised in the family mortuary, à la Six Feet Under. He has a tense relationship with his father (Rutger Hauer) and after his mother dies, he decides to flee the family business and attend seminary school.

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Posted in: Adaptation · Horror · Horror Reviews · Movies · Reviews · Thriller · Warner Bros
Tagged: Alice Braga, Anthony Hopkins, Colin O'Donoghue, demonic possesion, exorcism, Father Gary Thomas, Matt Baglio, Mikael Hafstrom, The Rite
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