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Search Results for: kick ass
Check Out the First Few Pages of the New Indie Comic ‘Believer’
Even though some may criticize us for a bit of self promotion, I don’t care. When one of our team does something cool outside of their work at The Flickcast, I want to make sure to bring it to as … Continue reading
Posted in 1222 Studios, Comic Previews, Comics, Indie, News
Tagged Believer, Chris Ullrich, Comics, Indie Comics, Joseph Dilworth, kickstarter
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Film Review: ‘Chronicle’
Note: If you have any interest at all in seeing this film, I firmly advise that you go in completely cold and don’t read this until after you’ve seen it. I don’t know if Chronicle is the first found-footage superhero … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century Fox, Action, Drama, Movies, Reviews, Sci-Fi
Tagged 20th Century Fox, Alex Russell, Anna Wood, Ashley Hinshaw, Chronicle, Dane DeHaan, Davis Entertainment, Found Footage, Joe Vaz, Josh Trank, Max Landis, Michael B. Jordan, Superhero
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Book Review: ‘Kill Marry Fuc’ by Sarah Huber
Pretty much every guy has questioned their friends on who they would rather sleep with between Britney Spears, Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton. Just the same, every girl has probably questioned her friends if they’d rather marry Brad Pitt, George … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Celebrities, Comedy, Games, Mobile Apps, Reviews
Tagged Bill Gates, Book Reviews, Books, Brad Pitt, Britney Spears, Burger King, George Clooney, Kill Marry Fuc, Kill/Marry/Fuc, Lindsay Lohan, Mark Zuckerberg, Matt Damon, McDonald's, Paris Hilton, Reviews, Sarah Huber, Steve Jobs, Wendy's
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Debut Trailer for ‘Resident Evil 6’ from Capcom
After the critical and commercial success of Resident Evil 5, it is no surprise that a sixth proper Resident Evil title is coming out. Selling over 5 million copies and garnering a Metacritic score in the mid 80s, it is … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Capcom, Game Trailers, Games, PC Games, Playstation 3, Trailers, Video Games, Viral Marketing, Xbox 360, Zombies
Tagged Announcements, Capcom, PC Games, Playstation 3, Resident Evil, Resident Evil 6, Trailers, Video Game Trailers, Video Games, Xbox 360
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Film Score Friday: ‘Film Music 2011’ by Various Artists
Silva Screen Music is a class outfit, they release really good music and great collections from some of the top composers and movies of today. In the past we looked at their collections of music from Hans Zimmer and James … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Comedy, Drama, Film Music Reviews, Film Score Friday, Harry Potter, Movies, Music, News, Reviews, Sci-Fi, Transformers, Twilight
Tagged 2011, Alexandre Desplat, Carter Burwell, City of Prague Philharmonic, cliff martinez, Film Music 2011, film music review, Film Score Friday, Harry Potter, Henry Jackman, London Music Works, Michael Giacchino, Movies, Silva Screen, Steven Jablonsky, Transformers, Twlight
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Film Review: ‘The Artist’
I didn’t know what to expect. From the endless trailer play The Artist received at the Landmark on Clark, I have to admit I didn’t have much hope. It looked too “artsy,” too cute, too self-important. That’s at least how … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Movies, Reviews, Warner Bros
Tagged Berenice Bejo, Beth Grant, foreign films, James Cromwell, Jean Dujardin, John Goodman, Michel Hazanavicius, Missi Pyle, Penelope Ann Miller, silent films, the artist, The Weinstein Company, Warner Bros
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Monday Picks: Mel Gibson In ‘Mad Max’
This week’s Monday Pick is the 1979 action thriller Mad Max, a film that lunched one of the most lucrative franchises in film history. The Mad Max trilogy has spawned many imitations over the last thirty plus years, but they … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Blu-Ray, Cult Cinema, DVD, DVD Reviews, Foreign Films, MGM, Monday Picks, Movies, Netflix, Reviews, Thriller
Tagged Byron Kennedy, George Miller, Hugh Keays-Byrne, James McCausland, John Ley, Mel Gibson, Steve Bisley, Steve Millichamp
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