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Search Results for: kick ass
Welcome To the Age Of Sexy, Televised History!
When you say the word “history” out loud, it’s usually met with a chorus of groans. “I hated history in school! All those dates and crap! So boring.” It’s depressing. History, if taught right, is a story. (That’s why it … Continue reading
Posted in Casting, Fandom, HBO, News, Romance, Showtime, Starz, TV
Tagged Action, Andy Whitfield, HBO, History, James Purefoy, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Lucy Lawless, Rome, Showtime, Spartacus: Blood and Sand, Starz, The Tudors, True Blood, TV
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Summer Glau To Don ‘The Cape’ for NBC
Fans who have been sulking over the cancellation of yet another series featuring Summer Glau (Angel, Firefly, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles and Dollhouse) won’t be crying in their beer for much longer. The Hollywood Reporter has exclusively announced that … Continue reading
Posted in Casting, Drama, NBC, News, TV
Tagged Angel, David Lyons, Dollhouse, Firefly, summer glau, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, The Cape
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Tribeca Announces First Films To Be Shown This Year
While most eyes are on Austin, Texas this week for SXSW, many people on the East Coast eagerly await a closer show as this year’s Tribeca Film Festival kicks off on April 21st. The festival is mainly for indie pictures, … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Documentary, Drama, Events, Film Festivals, Filmmaking, Indie, Movies, News, Tribeca
Tagged Doctor Zhivago, Documentaries, Film Festivals, Filmmaking, Indie Films, International, Movies, New York, Shorts, Tribeca Film Festival
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Marvel’s Hot Mamas
Women, you can’t live with them, you can’t live without them — especially if you’re a grown man-child living in your parent’s basement. That is, until now. The “Women of Marvel” is a year-long celebration of, you guessed it, the … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Clothing, Comic Reviews, Comics, Disney, Fantasy, Features, Geek, Google, Manga, Marvel, Reviews, Romance, Sci-Fi, Twilight, Writers
Tagged Amanda Conner, Civil War, Colleen Coover, Comics, Girl Comics, House of M, Irene Lee, Josei, Manga, Marvel, Sana Amant, Secret Invasion, Shoujo, Wolverine, Women of Marvel
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War Movie Mondays: ‘The Bridge At Remagen’
This Week’s pick is yet again another World War II classic, the 1969 John Guillerman (King Kong 1976) film The Bridge At Remagen which stars George Segal (Lt. Phil Hartman), Ben Gazzara (Sgt. Angelo), Robert Vaughn (Major Paul Krueger), Bradford … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Reviews, War, War Movie Mondays
Tagged Ben Gazzara, Bradford Dillman, David L. Wolper, DVD, E.G. Marshall, George Segal, John Guillermin, MGM/UA, Peter Van Eyck, Robert Vaughn, WWII
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SXSW Film Will Feature First Look At ‘Predators’, World Premiere of ’13’
Even with SXSW Film being just over a week away, more events are still being added to the already impressive program. This time around it was revealed today that Robert Rodriguez and Director Nimród Antal will present a “first look” … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Announcements, Movies, News, Reboots and Remakes, Sci-Fi, SXSW
Tagged 13, adrien brody, Alexander Skarsgard, Alice Braga, Danny Trejo, Jason Statham, Laurence Fishburne, Mickey Rourke, Movies, Nimrod Antal, Predators, Robert Rodriguez, Sci-Fi, SXSW, SXSW Film, Walton Goggins
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New ‘Doctor Who’ Series Arrives In April
I will admit I’m not as big a fan of Doctor Who as I am of Torchwood. I guess I just like my TV shows with more snogging, shagging and swearing. Still, you can’t deny the enduring popularity of Doctor … Continue reading
Posted in Action, BBC, Drama, News, Sci-Fi, TV
Tagged Alex Kingston, BBC, BBC America, Chris Chibnall, Doctor Who, Dr. Who, Karen Gillan, Mark Gatiss, Matt Smith, Richard Curtis, Simon Nye, Sophie Okonedo, Steven Moffat, Tony Curran
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