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Benicio Del Toro To Play Ultimate Star Trek Villain
1 Comment »Posted in FilmDec 1, 2011
By Kickpuncher
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Representatives of Benicio del Toro confirmed today that he has been cast in J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek 2, playing what’s been described as the ultimate Star Trek villain: the Enterprise theme song. According to J.J. Abrams: “When looking through villains in the long history of Star Trek, the writers and I looked at the Cardassians, [...]
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Steampunk Zombies Shamble Across Screen In Newly Optioned Boneshaker
No comments yetPosted in FilmNov 30, 2011
By Alex Cranz
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Boneshaker, the steampunk alternate history novel about a zombified Seattle during the Civil War, is kind of an amazing book. Cherie Priest builds this frightening world that’s at once expansive and claustrophobic, with characters battling zombies and swooping around on airships amid the US Civil War, which has lasted considerably longer than expected, due to [...]
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The Muppets: Fundamentally Flawed
No comments yetPosted in Film, ReviewsNov 30, 2011
By Laura T.
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For me, Jim Henson’sĀ Muppets have always represented the power of the absurd, the importance of friendship, the glories of being different, and, more personally – the fundamental importance of following your art. I know, right?! At my heart, I’m secretly this very wistful, sweet person – you’re shocked. I was beyond psyched when I started [...]
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Breaking Dawn Breaks Records And Harps On Abortion
9 Comments »Posted in ReviewsNov 21, 2011
By Alex Cranz
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Okay so picture this. It was 2008 and Breaking Dawn came out and I was clutching pearls because the children, people. Think of them. They’d read these books and think that the ideal man was all tall and made of marble and disrespectful of boundaries and a stalker. I’m pretty sure I wrote some incendiary [...]
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Angelina Jolie In Talks To Play Famous Anti-Suffragette Gertrude Bell
No comments yetPosted in FilmNov 18, 2011
By Alex Cranz
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Angelina Jolie is in hot and heavy talks with Ridley Scott to star as Gertrude Bell in a new biopic. Gertrude Bell is perhaps one of the most influential Europeans whom participated in the westernization of the Middle East and the dismantling of the Ottoman Empire at the turn of the last century. The unmarried [...]
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Perfect BRAVE Trailer Arrives; Cements My Love Of Kelly MacDonald
1 Comment »Posted in FilmNov 16, 2011
By Alex Cranz
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It often blows my mind that next year’s Brave will be the first Pixar film to feature a heroine. Pixar has crafted some of the most interesting and nuanced characters in films over the last decade and a half. Some of those character (Dory, Mrs. Incredible) are even female, but females have never been the [...]
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Jack & Jill is a searing indictment of rape culture and a feminist triumph
2 Comments »Posted in Film, ReviewsNov 16, 2011
By Kickpuncher
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I know a lot of critics are dismissing Jack & Jill, the new Adam Sandler movie in which he plays the eponymous roles. And it’s easy to look at the horrible trailer, the cookie-cutter title, the parade of familiar Sandler supporting cast members, and assume it’s going to be another Grown-Ups. I don’t think that’s [...]
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Mirror, Mirror: The Really Weird But Likeable OTHER Snow White Film
2 Comments »Posted in FilmNov 16, 2011
By Alex Cranz
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I’ve tried really really hard to hate the trailer for Tarsem Singh’s take on Snow White. It stars the douchey twins from Social Network, Phil Collin’s daughter and some sort of duck pretending to be Julia Roberts. The dwarves say things like “snow-way” and “say hello to my little friend.” There’s a gag about a [...]
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Women Fight To The Death In New Action Flick, RAZE
No comments yetPosted in FilmNov 16, 2011
By Alex Cranz
Read more »Once upon a time Rachel Nichols was known for the awesome women she played on tv in shows like Alias and The Insider (do what you have to to track it down its brilliant). At some point she sacrificed her acting ability and embraced life as the go to woman for ridiculously fun B-flicks like [...]
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Akira Casts Kristen Stewart; Fanboys Pissed She Isn’t Raped
2 Comments »Posted in FilmNov 15, 2011
By Alex Cranz
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I wish I could be really informed about this Akira remake, but I’ve seen the movie exactly once back in 2001. I remember being grossed out by an animated rape and grossed out by a guy swelling up like Will Smith in Hitch and then my roommate telling me to go to fucking bed because [...]

















