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Movie Review: ‘Finding Nemo’ 3D
I’d seen Finding Nemo only once before, when it was originally released, in the spring of 2003. Children were just a gleam in my eye, as they say, and at the time I enjoyed the film simply as a highly entertaining romp, … Continue reading
Posted in 3-D, Animation, Disney, News, Pixar, Reviews
Tagged 3D, Albert Brooks, Disney, Dory, Ellen DeGeneres, Finding Nemo, Marlin, Nemo, Pixar, re-release, review
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New Clips for ‘Warehouse 13’, ‘Alphas’ and More!
With all the great shows and all the networks available to provide you with entertainment, it’s important to point out some shows we really like. Well, it’s important to us at least, and that’s all that really matters. Some of … Continue reading
Kickstarter Watch: ‘Planetary Annihilation’
One of the great things about Kickstarter is that varied levels game design that come forth from its plethora of projects. While some games are simple iOS titles that can be funded for less than a year’s tuition at a … Continue reading
Posted in Game Trailers, Games, Indie, Kickstarter Watch, News, PC Games, Video Games, Web
Tagged kickstarter, Kickstarter Watch, Mac, PC Games, Planetary Annihilation, RTS, Video Games
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Why Spider-Man is the Heart of Marvel Comics
Look at the stack of comics in your room, the long boxes you have in storage or the trades sitting on your bookshelf. Think hard before you answer. Who is the one character you have felt the most genuine emotional … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Editorial, Editorial and Opinion, Marvel, News
Tagged Comics, Editorial, Marvel, marvel comics, Peter Parker, Spider-Man
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Round 2: Tony Moore Suing for Co-Ownership of ‘The Walking Dead’ and Other Works
It’s sad when things go wrong, especially when the people in question were childhood friends and former friendly collaborators. Sadly, that’s just what’s happening between Tony Moore and his former colleague Robert Kirkman. And this isn’t the first time. According … Continue reading
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Tagged AMC, Battle Pope, Brit, Comics, Comics Legal, Lawsuits, Legal, Robert Kirkman, The Walking Dead, Tony Moore, Walking Dead
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Can a ‘Justice League’ Movie Top ‘The Avengers’?
Ten years ago if you told me the Avengers would be one of the highest grossing films of all time, I don’t think I would have believed you. Even when Marvel Studios started pushing out the solo films that would … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptation, Comics, Dark Knight Rises, DC, DC Entertainment, Geek, Iron Man 2, Marvel, Marvel Studios, Movies, Whedon
Tagged Avengers, Batman, Captain America, Christopher Nolan, Comics, Dark Knight, DC, Editorial, Flash, Green Lantern, Hulk, Iron Man, Justice League, Man of Steel, Marvel Studios, Movies, Superman, The Avengers, Thor, wb, Wonder Woman
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Fantastic Fest 2012 Announces First Wave of Programming
Fantastic Fest is one of our favorite film festivals. It’s a place where fans of cool genre programming can get together and watch some awesome, and often obscure, films. As in years past, this year’s fest looks to feature some … Continue reading
Posted in Fantastic Fest, Film Festivals, Movies, News
Tagged DREDD, Fantastic Fest, Fantastic Fest 2012, Festivals, FF2012, Film Festivals, Genre, Genre Films, Horror, Movies, Sci-Fi, The Shining
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