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Tag Archives: Warner Brothers
Movie Review: ‘Gangster Squad’
Gangster Squad! doesn’t actually include an exclamation point in its title, but it should. It really, really should. When you open your film with a guy being gorily drawn and quartered and then savaged by wolves, you’ve earned some punctuation. … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Reviews, Warner Bros
Tagged Anthony Mackie, emma stone, Gangster Squad, Giovanni Ribisi, Holt McCallany, Jon Polito, Josh Brolin, Michael Peña, Mireille Enos, Nick Nolte, Paul Lieberman, Robert Parick, Ruben Fleischer, Ryan Gosling, Tales from the Gangster Squad, Warner Brothers, Will Beals
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‘The Hobbit’ News Updates Shed Light On 48FPS Presentations And Potential New Titles
We told you before about the splitting of The Hobbit into three films instead of the previously announced two. We are still processing that bomb shell development, but Middle Earth news carries on. Shortly after the announced extra split, Warner Brothers secured … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Announcements, Fantasy, Movies, News, The Hobbit, Warner Bros
Tagged 48fps, An Unexpected Journey, limited, middle earth, News, The battle of the five armies, The desolation of smaug, The Hobbit, There and Back Again, Title, Warner Brothers
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‘Crash of the Titans’ Turning Into a Trilogy, This Time With Better Writers
Those who saw French director Louis Leterrier’s remake of the classic film Clash of the Titans were split straight down the middle on those who absolutely loved the film, and those who thought it was total schlock. Not unlike the response … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Announcements, Fantasy, Movies, News, Prequels and Sequels, Reboots and Remakes, Warner Bros
Tagged Bill Nighy, Clash of the Titans, Dan Mazeau, David Leslie Johnson, Edgar Ramirez, Greg Berlanti, Liam Neeson, Louis Leterrier, Ralph Fiennes, Rosamund, Sam Worthington, Steven S. DeKnight, Warner Brothers, Wrath of the Titans
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Amazon Jumps Into The Movie Biz With Amazon Studios
We’ve seen real innovations in the way that films are being distributed as of late. Many films are being rolled out for a pre-theatrical release via On Demand. This helps build word of mouth and buzz before the actual opening … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Movies, New Media, News, Tech, Warner Bros, Web
Tagged Amazon Studios, Announcements, Movies, New Media, News, Roy Price, Warner Brothers
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Interview: Justin Hartley Explores Green Arrow’s Dark Side on ‘Smallville’
With the new season of Smallville fast approaching this Friday on the CW, The Flickcast took the opportunity to sit down with Justin Hartley, aka the Green Arrow. He was laid-back, insightful, and of course easy on the eyes. DC … Continue reading
Posted in Comic-Con, Comics, CW, DC, DC Entertainment, Exclusive, Interviews, News, TV, Warner Bros
Tagged Allison Mack, Black Canary, Chloe Sullivan, Clark Kent, Comic Books, Comic-Con, CW, Erica Durance, Fall 2010, Fall Premiere, Fall TV, Final Season, Geek, geeky, Green Arrow, Justin Hartley, Lois Lane, Mia Rearden, Premieres, San Diego Comic-Con, Season 10, Season Ten, Smallville, Speedy, Superheroes, Superman, Supervillains, The Black Canary, The CW, The Green Arrow, Tom Welling, TV, Warner Bros, Warner Brothers
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Celebrate 75 Years Of DC With Super Heroes Movies
Hard to believe that DC comics is celebrating its 75th year! Warner Brothers digital distribution wants to help you celebrate.There are an abundance of Super Hero movies and television series available to watch, including those based on Superman, Batman, and … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, DC Entertainment, Movies, TV, Video, Warner Bros
Tagged DC, SDCC, SDCC10, Super Heroes, Warner Brothers
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Box Office: ‘Inception’ Wins The Weekend
Cerebral movie lovers can rejoice. Christopher Nolan’s Inception handily won at the box office over the weekend, raking in over $60 Million. The film made over $3 Million on midnight showings Thursday night, and netted $20 Million on Friday, a … Continue reading
Posted in Box Office, Movies, News, Warner Bros
Tagged Box Office, Christopher Nolan, Cyrus, Despicable Me, Inception, Predators, The Kids Are All Right, The Last Airbender, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Toy Story 3, Twilight: Eclipse, Warner Brothers
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Review: ‘Splice’
Given the current spate of advances in genetic engineering, Splice seems eerily prescient. After all, we have already seen the rapid evolution of cloning. Supermarkets now carry cloned produce, and mammals are routinely and successfully cloned as well. Is it … Continue reading
Posted in Horror, Horror Reviews, Movies, News, Reviews, Sci-Fi, Thriller, Warner Bros
Tagged adrien brody, bio-engineering, Delphine Chaneac, genetic splicing, Horror, Movie Review, Reviews, Sarah Polley, Sci-Fi, Splice, Thriller, Vincenzo Natali, Warner Brothers
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