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Author Archives: Chris Ullrich
Check Out a Preview for Tonight’s Episode of Cinemax’s ‘Strike Back’
As we’ve said before, for premium original content we usually look to HBO for most of our entertainment. However, Cinemax is fighting back in a big, explosive way with their new series Strike Back. “When a resourceful international terrorist group … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Cinemax, News, TV
Tagged Action, Amanda Mealing, Cinemax, Drama, Philip Winchester, Richard Armitage, Strike Back, Sullivan Stapelton, TV
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Tom Cruise Is A Better Driver Than You Are . . . Mostly
We now continue our rather infrequent series of car-related posts with this new one containing a video of the world’s most famous actor, Tom Cruise, putting the Red Bull F1 car through its paces. Yes, the car is fast and … Continue reading
Posted in Cars, News, Video
Tagged Cars, Driving, F1, Formula One, Katie Holmes, Race Cars, Red Bull, Tom Cruise
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New Poster and Trailer for HBO’s ‘How to Make It In America’ Debut
In case you haven’t noticed, HBO has some pretty great shows. Some you’ve probably heard of, like The Sopranos, Game of Thrones or Boardwalk Empire, and maybe one or two you haven’t. One you may not be as familiar with … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Drama, HBO, News, TV
Tagged Bryan Greenberg, Drama, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Fashion, HBO, How to Make it in America, Lake Bell, Luis Guzman, New York, Shannyn Sossamon, TV, Victor Rusak
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Steve Jobs Resigns as Apple CEO
The time we all knew was coming has arrived. Today, in an open letter to the Apple board, CEO Steve Jobs officially announced his resignation from Apple, effective immedietly. Here’s the text of the letter: To the Apple Board of … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, News, Tech
Tagged Apple, iPhone, iTunes, Mac, Macintosh, Steve Jobs, Steve Jobs Resigns
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More Bad News: Tony Scott Planning ‘Wild Bunch’ Reboot
Some days it just doesn’t pay to get outta bed. First, the news broke this morning that Ridley Scott is jumping aboard the sequel/reboot train once again with a new Blade Runner movie which, let’s face it, is basically a … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial and Opinion, Movies, News, Westerns
Tagged Bad Ideas, Editorial, Ernest Borgnine, Movies, Sam Peckinpah, The Wild Bunch, Tony Scott, Top Gun, Unstoppable, Westerns, William Holden
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Fantastic Fest 2011 Announces Second Wave of Programming
In july we brought you the news that the first wave of programming for Austin’s amazing Fantastic Fest had been announced. Now, we’re delighted to tell you the schedule for the second wave of programming has been released as well. … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Events, Fantastic Fest, Movies, News
Tagged Blind, Calibre 9, Fantastic Fest, Fantastic Fest 2011, Film Festivals, Genre, Genre Films, Michael, Movies, Penumbra, Summerland, The Corridor, The Squad
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Ridley Scott Planning New ‘Blade Runner’
What is it with Ridley Scott? He doesn’t seem to be able to leave well enough alone. First he decides that what the world needs is an Alien prequel/sequel/spin-off with his upcoming Prometheus, in 3D no less. Now he’s apparently … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century Fox, Movies, News, Prequels and Sequels
Tagged Alien, Blade Runner, Harrison Ford, Prometheus, Rick Deckard, Ridley Scott, Sean Young
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‘Senna’ Has Year’s Best Documentary Opening
If you don’t live in Los Angeles or New York or you do and just haven’t had a chance to go out and see director Asif Kapadia’s Senna, one of the best documentaries of the year about one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Box Office, Cars, Documentary, Movies, News
Tagged Alain Prost, Asif Kapadia, Ayrton Senna, Box Office, Docs, Documentaries, Formula One, Producers Distribution Agency, Race Car Drivers, Senna
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