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Author Archives: Chris Ullrich
Eliza Dushku on ‘Dollhouse’ Season 2
Our love for Dollhouse and all-things Whedon has no bounds. We’re big fans of pretty much everything Joss does and followed along through all the trails and tribulations during the Buffy and Angel years, with Firefly and Serenity and now … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century Fox, Action, News, Sci-Fi, TV, Video, Whedon
Tagged Alexis Denisof, Angel, Buffy, Dollhouse, Dollhouse Season 2, Eliza Dushku, Jamie Bamber, Joss Whedon, Keith Carradine
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New Promo for NBC’s ‘Mercy’
We’ve been following some of NBC’s new Fall shows pretty closely here at The Flickcast. One of the ones that seems pretty interesting is a hostpital show called Mercy. What makes this one more interesting than the crop of other … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, NBC, Trailers, TV, Video, Whedon
Tagged Buffy: The Vampire Slayer, Friday Night Lights, Mercy, Michelle Trachtenberg, Pushing Daises, Taylor Schilling
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Three More Actors Go to ‘Mars’
First, there was Taylor Kitsch and Lynn Collins and then Willem Dafoe. Now, there’s three more actors confirmed for Andrew (Wall-E) Stanton’s big screen version of John Carter of Mars. Along with the casting news, there’s also a few spoilers … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Casting, Disney, Fantasy, Movies, News
Tagged Dominic West, Lynn Collins, Polly Walker, Samantha Morton, Taylor Kitsch, Willem Dafoe
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Bryan Singer to Reboot Boorman’s ‘Excalibur’
Director Bryan Singer, not content to remake and/or reboot one potential franchise in Battlestar Galactica, is now taking on yet another reboot project. This time around, he’s set his sights on John Boorman’s excellent 1981 film Excalibur, which introduced actors … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, Fantasy, Movies, News, Reboots and Remakes, Warner Bros
Tagged Bryan Singer, Excalibur, John Boorman, King Arthur, Liam Neeson, Patrick Stewart
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Review: ‘Inglourious Basterds’
Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds is the WW II movie we’ve needed to see since the war ended. Some might consider it overlong or self-indulgent, but it showcases Tarantino’s filmmmaking skills at their finest and serves as an example of one … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Drama, Movies, Reviews, War
Tagged Brad Pitt, Christoph Waltz, Eli Roth, Inglourious Basterds, Nazis, Quentin Tarantino, The Weinstein Company
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‘Tron Legacy’ Producer Jeffrey Silver to Keynote HD Expo Event
I’m still on the fence about the whole “3-D Renaissance” that seems to be captivating Hollywood at the moment, but if I ever wanted to know some compelling reasons why everything seems to be coming up 3-D these days, this … Continue reading
Posted in 3-D, Disney, Events, Filmmaking, Movies, News, Reboots and Remakes, Sci-Fi
Tagged 3-D, 300, HD Expo, Jeffrey Silver, Tron, Tron Legacy
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‘Ghost Hunters’ Back for New Season Tonight
One of SyFy’s most popular shows returns for its fifth season tonight on the network. No, I’m not talking about another edition of the “monster of the week” low-budget sci-fi movies (not that those are so bad), I’m talking about … Continue reading
Posted in Mystery and Suspense, News, SyFy, TV, Video
Tagged Amy Bruni, Dave Tango, Ghost Hunters, Grant Wilson, Jason Hawes
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