Tag Archives: Aaron Sorkin

First Authorized Steve Jobs Biography To Hit Stores in 2012

Posted on April 12, 2011 by Chris Ullrich

Say what you will about Apple CEO Steve Jobs, but one thing is for certain, he’s never boring. However, he is extremely private and keeps most of his thoughts and feelings well hidden. That is, until now. Well, at least … Continue reading →

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Greg Mottola to Direct Aaron Sorkin’s HBO Pilot

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Chris Ullrich

I don’t think anyone would argue that Aaron Sorkin is an extremely talented writer. His shows, including Sports Night, The West Wing and Studio 60 and movies like the recent The Social Network, have proved this over and over. Needless … Continue reading →

Posted in HBO, News, TV | Tagged Aaron Sorkin, Greg Motolla, HBO, Jeff Daniels, Paul, Sports Night, Studio 60, Superbad, The Social Network, The West Wing, TV | Comments Off

The Flickcast Picks: The 83rd Annual Academy Awards

Posted on February 24, 2011 by The Flickcast

This may be the biggest year for the Academy Awards, as some major Hollywood players are going up against some fresh newcomers. Eyeballs everywhere will be glued to ABC on Sunday, February 27th at 8PM E/5PM P when the awards … Continue reading →

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The Flickcast Presents: Shannon’s Top 10 Movies of 2010 – Part 2

Posted on January 6, 2011 by Shannon Hood

So yesterday, we ran part one of this post. In case you missed it, here were my picks: Waiting for Superman Winter’s Bone The Company Men Rabbit Hole/Blue Valentine (tie) The Fighter Now, without further ado, are the rest of … Continue reading →

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The Flickcast Presents: Shannon’s Top 10 Movies of 2010 – Part 1

Posted on January 5, 2011 by Shannon Hood

I was surprised at how much trouble I had narrowing down my top ten movies this year. My top 20 were all very close, but here are the movies that I ultimately enjoyed the most. I readily admit that I … Continue reading →

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The Flickcast Presents: Chris Ullrich’s Best of 2010: Movies, TV, Comics, Tech and More

Posted on January 4, 2011 by Chris Ullrich

Indeed it is the time of year when inevitability the lists appear and people pick their favorites of 2010. Some have already done their lists and some, like me, like to wait a bit. That said and since I don’t … Continue reading →

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The Flickcast – Episode 73: Waiting for Superman

Posted on October 6, 2010 by Joe Gillis

This week on The Flickcast Chris and Matt are together again and ready to tackle a whole bunch of new and exciting topics. This week those topics include Zack Snyder as the director of Superman, more about True Grit and … Continue reading →

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Check Out the New Full Trailer for ‘The Social Network’

Posted on July 15, 2010 by Chris Ullrich

When I first heard that David Fincher was directing and Aaron Sorkin was writing The Social Network, a movie about the founding of Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg’s adventures at Harvard University, I have to admit I wasn’t completely sold on … Continue reading →