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Tag Archives: Movies
Principal Photography Underway for ‘Piranha 3DD’
Gratuitous underwater lesbian makeout sequences, severed limbs flying at the audience in 3D, and comic amounts of blood flying everywhere. These are the elements that made Piranha 3D one of the most successful crowd pleasers last year. Not since Snakes … Continue reading
Posted in 3-D, Announcements, Cult Cinema, Dimension Films, Movies, Prequels and Sequels
Tagged Chris Zylka, Clu Gulager, Danielle Panabaker, David Koechner, Horror, John Gulager, Movies, Piranha 3D, Piranha 3DD, Roger Corman, Sequel
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‘X-Men: First Class’ International Poster & Trailer Roundup
X-Men: First Class is supposed to be a return to form for Fox’s mutant franchise. First, they brought in franchise hero Bryan Singer to shepard the project, then they hired up and coming director Matthew Vaughn to direct, both of … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century Fox, Comics, Movies, News, Sci-Fi, Trailers
Tagged 20th Century Fox, Astonishing X-Men, Fox, International Trailer, Magento, Movies, Posters, Trailer, X-Men, X-Men: First Class, X2, Xavier
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Jeremy Renner Takes On ‘The Bourne Legacy’
It’s nice to see actors go from virtual unknown to multiple Oscar nominee to star of a mega-budget action franchise in just a few years — especially when they’re not in their teens anymore. Fortunately, this time around with actor … Continue reading
Posted in Casting, Movies, News, Prequels and Sequels
Tagged Casting, Hawkeye, jason bourne, Jeremy Renner, Matt Damon, Movies, The Avengers, The Bourne Legacy, Thor, Tony Gilroy
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Check Out A New Red Band Trailer for ‘The Change-Up’
We haven’t seen any of these body-switch comedies in the last couple years but I guess it was inevitable they would return. And, they have with Universal’s newest entry into the genre The Change-Up. Late yesterday the company released a … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, News, Trailers, Universal Pictures, Video
Tagged Comedies, David Dobkin, Jason Bateman, Jon Lucas, Leslie Mann, Movies, Ryan Reynolds, Scott Moore, The Change-Up, the hangover
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‘The Dark Knight Returns’ Animated Movie Could Be in the Works
DC Entertainment has been losing ground to Marvel at the multiplex over the last few years, but during that same time their animated movie department has reigned as undisputed king. Bruce Timm started crafting animated DC stories with Batman: The … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Comics, DVD, Movies, News, Video, Warner Bros
Tagged Action, Animated, Batman, Comics, DC, DVD, Frank Miller, Movies, The Dark Knight Returns, Video, Warner Bros
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Film Review: ‘Rio’
I don’t have much experience reviewing children’s movies, so, before writing this, I did some research to glean a few of the points prescient to their reviews. Fortunately the standard kid-flick critique doesn’t differ much from your standard, well, non-kid-flick … Continue reading
Posted in 3-D, Animation, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Anne Hathaway, Blue Sky Studios, George Lopez, Jamie Foxx, Jemaine Clement, jesse eisenberg, Leslie Mann, Movies, Rio, Rodrigo Santoro, Tracy Morgan, Will.I.Am
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Apple Announces New ‘Final Cut Pro X’ Editing Software
During the NAB show in Las Vegas yesterday Apple revealed the next generation of its Final Cut Pro editing software to the masses and while some may always fear change, in this case it looks like change is something to … Continue reading
‘World War Z’ Nabs a Director of Photography, Moves Closer To Production
World War Z, by Max Brooks, has been gestating in Hollywood pre-production limbo for years now. It is a tough nut to crack with most of it’s narrative being told in one-on-one interviews between Brooks and his fictional characters. Despite … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptation, Horror, Movies, News, Paramount, Sci-Fi
Tagged Brad Pitt, Epic, Marc Forster, Movies, oral history, Paramont Pictures, Paramount, Sci-Fi, World War Z, Zombies
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