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Category Archives: Drama
Things Get Serious In A New Clip From ‘Batman: Under The Red Hood’
With Comic-Con only days away, one of the bigger events during the show will be the world premiere of the DC Universe’s next animated film: Batman: Under The Red Hood. This film will be taking a far more serious approach … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Animation, Blu-Ray, Comics, DC, DC Entertainment, Drama, DVD, Movies, News, Video, Warner Bros
Tagged Batman, Batman: Under the Red Hood, Bruce Greenwood, DC, DC Animated, Jensen Ackles, John DiMaggio, Neil Patrick Harris, Red Hood, Warner Bros
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War Movie Mondays: ‘The Dirty Dozen’
This week’s pick goes behind the lines of World War II France with the 1967 release of Robert Aldrich’s The Dirty Dozen. The film stars the legendary Lee Marvin as Major John Reisman, an American OSS (pre C.I.A.) operative chosen … Continue reading
Posted in Academy Awards, Action, Blu-Ray, Classics, Drama, DVD, DVD Reviews, MGM, War, War Movie Mondays, Warner Bros
Tagged Al Mancini, Blu-Ray, Charles Bronson, Clint Walker, Donald Sutherland, DVD, Ernest Borgnine, George Kennedy, Jim Brown, John Cassavetes, Lee Marvin, MGM Studios, Quentin Tarantino, Ralph Meeker, Richard Jaeckel, Robert Ryan, Robert Webber, Telly Savalas, Warner Bros, World War II
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New ‘Inception’ Movie Posters Will Bend Your Mind
With Inception hitting theaters next Friday, and expected to be one of the biggest films of the summer, you can believe that Warner Bros. won’t be pulling any punches when it comes to promotion. We’ve already seen some pretty intense … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Drama, Movies, News, Photography, Posters, Sci-Fi, Warner Bros
Tagged Advertising, Christopher Nolan, Dark Knight, Inception, Leonardo DiCaprio, Warner Bros
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Four More Clips and Interviews for J.J. Abrams ‘Undercovers’
Friday has sorta turned into “Clip Friday” around The Flickcast offices seeing as how we tend to bring you previews of shows quite a bit at the end of the week. However, even though we do it frequently, that doesn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Abrams, Action, Drama, NBC, News, TV, Video
Tagged Action, Alias, Boris Kodjoe, Fall TV, Gerald McRaney, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, J.J. Abrams, NBC, TV, Undercovers
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‘The Legend of Neil’ Season 3 Gets A Trailer
With so much on the Internets these days, there are plenty of web series that get lost in the fray. Whether due to poor writing, bad directing, sub-par acting or whatever, many just don’t catch on. Some, however, do manage … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Comedy, Drama, New Media, News, The Internets, Video, Web
Tagged Atom.com, Felicia Day, Legend of Neil, New Media, Sandeep Parikh, The Guild, Web Series
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Trailers for Season Four of ‘Mad Men’ Arrive
Some TV shows come and go and you wonder what happened or, in some cases, don’t really care all that much. Then, you watch a show like AMC’s Mad Men and you realize what great television can be and you … Continue reading
Posted in AMC, Drama, News, Trailers, TV, Video
Tagged AMC, Christina Hendricks, Drama, Elisabeth Moss, January Jones, John Slattery, Jon Hamm, Mad Men, Matthew Weiner, Trailers, TV, Video, Vincent Kartheistser
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War Movie Mondays: ‘Fat Man and Little Boy’
This week’s pick is the 1989 drama directed by Roland Joffe Fat Man and Little Boy which were the code names given to the two atomic bombs that were dropped on Japan, ending the war in the Pacific during World War … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, Movies, Paramount, Reviews, War, War Movie Mondays
Tagged Atomic Bomb, DVD, Dwight Schultz, Fat Man & Little Boy, John Cusak, Manhattan Project, Netflix, Paramount Pictures, Paul Newman, Roland Joffe, WWII
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