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Category Archives: Movies
The ‘Official’ First Trailer for ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’ Has Arrived
Given that it already leaked, we have to guess Disney saw the writing on the virtual wall and decided to let this one out early. Or, it’s all Hydra’s fault. Whatever the reason, we’re thrilled to see the first real … Continue reading
Posted in Marvel, Marvel Studios, Movies, News, Trailers
Tagged Avengers: Age of Ultron, Chris Evans, Comics, James Spader, Joss Whedon, Marvel, Movies, Robert Downey Jr., Scarlet Johansson, Trailers
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Movie Review: ‘Get On Up’
Get On Up does two things magnificently well, and they’re related: It conveys the batshit craziness of both James Brown and Little Richard, which is quite a feat and aided in no small part from Chadwick Boseman as Brown and … Continue reading
Posted in Biopic, Movies, Musicals, Reviews, Universal Pictures
Tagged Aakomon Jones, Aloe Blacc, Aunjanue Ellis, Bobby Bennett, Bobby Byrd, Brandon Mychal smith, Chadwick Boseman, Craig Robinson, Dan Aykroyd, Dee-Dee Jenkins, Fred Melamed, Get On Up, Imagine Entertainment, James Brown, James DuMont, Jez Butterworth, Jill Scott, John-Henry Butterworth, Josh Hopkins, Keith Robinson, Kirk Bovill, Lennie James, Little Richard, Mick Jagger, Nelsan Ellis, Nick Eversman, Octavia Spencer, Pee Wee Ellis, Ralph Bass, Ralph Tresvant, Sam Coke, Tariq Trotter, Tate Taylor, Tika Sumpter, Universal Pictures, Vicki Anderson, Viola Davis
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Documentary Review: ‘Life Itself’
Ebert would have loved this: It does not gloss over major events that tarnish his star – his alcoholism, his pettiness, even his face. This is not simply a chronicle of the critic’s final few months, rather it’s an overview … Continue reading
Posted in Documentary, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Chaz Ebert, Chicago, Life Itself, Martin Scorsese, Roger Ebert, Russ Meyer, Steve James
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The Damn, Dirty Apes Get Angry In the Latest ‘Dawn of the Planet of the Apes’ Trailer
The apes are back and there’s gonna be trouble … Yes, we like songs. We also like movies where apes run amuck and kick a lot of ass. Fortunately, we won’t be disappointed with the upcoming Dawn of the Planet … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, News, Trailers
Tagged Andy Serkis, Cloverfield, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Gary Oldman, Jason Clarke, Judy Greer, Keri Russell, Matt Reeves, Movies, Sequels, Trailers
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‘The Sheik’ Documentary Takes Fans Behind the Curtain of Wrestling’s Greatest Villain
It’s very easy to look at a personality like the Iron Sheik and make some flash judgments about him. Like many wrestlers from the seventies and eighties, he wasn’t just a character to the audience. The Iron Sheik was everything … Continue reading
Posted in Documentary, Movies, News, Wrestling
Tagged Hossein Khosrow Ali Vaziri, Hot Docs International Film Festival, Hulk Hogan, Hulkamania, Iron Sheik, Jian Magen, Page Magen, Pro Wrestling, Professional Wrestling, The Iron Sheik, The Sheik, Wrestling, WWE, WWF, WWF Champion
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Review: ‘Son of Batman’ – Bat Brat to the Rescue
At WonderCon 2014, fans crammed into the Arena to watch the world premiere of DC Universe’s latest animated feature, Son of Batman, and with good reason. The film, which is set to release on DVD and Blu-ray on May 6, … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Comics, DC, DC Entertainment, DVD Reviews, Geek, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Animated, Batman, Comics, Damien, DC Universe, Jason O'Mara, review, Son of Batman, Superhero, WonderCon 2014
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Movie Review: ‘Brick Mansions’
For a movie that makes mention, nearly every five minutes or so, that this is Detroit, it seems odd that they would offer almost no evidence beyond cars. The Metropolitan? No, you silly bastards, the paper of Detroit is the … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Movies, Reviews, Warner Bros
Tagged Brick Mansions, Camille Delamarre, Carlo Rota, Catalina Denis, David Belle, District B13, Kwasi Songui, Luc Besson, Paul Walker, Relativity Media, Robert Maillet, Robert Mark Kamen, RZA, Warner Bros
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