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Tag Archives: movies
The Easter Egg on the “Thor” DVD.
This one comes via ScreenPhiles (and it’s pretty groovy): “I was watching “Thor” yesterday when I noticed the poster pictured above on the side of a wall. The Easter egg in question is the phrase: “Land Of Enchantment…Journey Into Mystery” on … Continue reading
The Other Olsen Sister.
Here’s actress Elizabeth Olsen. She wasn’t pint-sized cute on “Full House.” And she’s not a multigajillionaire like her sisters. But what she is doing is building up some good buzz for her upcoming turn in “Martha Marcy May Marlene” directed … Continue reading
Posted in Film News, Screen Sirens
Tagged Elizabeth Olsen, Full House, indie film, movies, Olsen Twins
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Netflix, Qwikster and Your wallet (via Rants & Rage)
The backlash against Netflix’s apparent corporate suicide continues. Talk about killing the goose that laid the golden egg. The video rental service’s stock is down 38 percent from Sept. 15 through Tuesday, Bloomberg News reports this morning. That’s devastating. Okay, … Continue reading
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Tagged business, culture, entertainment, gaming, lifestyle, movie, movies, netflix, network, Qwikster, reed-hastings, studio, tech, television, television-2
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Watson Reviews Apollo 18 (via SuperDPS)
A fresh look at what could have been a promising premise. You could say that the best way to describe “Apollo 18” is to say that it’s “The Blair Witch Project” meets “Alien.” Or you could possibly say that it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged 18, apollo, Apollo 18, just-another-film-blog, movies, review, special-guest-blogger, stephen-watson, superdps, watson
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A Hard Day’s Night (1964) (via themovieblog8)
It’s been more than 40 years, but this still sets the pace for all music movies to come. Great choice. **** This movie is magical. I want to see it again. I think, easily, it would be in my Top … Continue reading
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Tagged 1960s, 4-stars, john-lennon, movies, music, netflix, pop-music, The Beatles, yoko-ono
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Movie Review – Jonah Hex (2010) (via The Galactic Pillow)
Agreed. This movie was an ill-conceived mess. And not even the presence of Megan Fox in a corset could save it. While he’s known to the fanboys, Jonah Hex has never been a household name to casual comics readers. Makes … Continue reading
Fall Movie Preview: September 2011 (via Times Like Those)
Here’s at least the second look-ahead to the fall cinema season that I’ve seen on WordPress. It’s been fascinating to see which films people think will resonate with audiences and which won’t. My hope is to get to the cinema … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011-movies, 5050, beware-the-gonzo, contagion, drive, machine-gun-preacher, margaret, moneyball, movie-guide, movies, red-state, restless, take-shelter, tanner-hall, warrior, whats-your-number
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TheInbetweenersMovie….MyReview (via TheDiariesOfARockDweller)
If you’re not English or if you don’t watch BBC America, then you probably have no idea what this fellow is talking about. On the other hand, if you are any of the above, then you know this is a … Continue reading
Cool Off With The Classics (via Let’s Go To The Movies)
A solid list of films from Hollywood’s Golden Age. If you haven’t seen them yet, what are you waiting for? Cool off with the Classics . . . a blogathon consisting of a top 10 list of some classic black … Continue reading
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Tagged a-day-at-the-races, a-streetcar-named-desire, all-about-eve, black-and-white, blogathon, cary-grant, Casablanca, classic, cool-off-with-the-classics, duck-soup, films, gregory-peck, groucho-marx, Humphrey Bogart, im-no-angel, ingrid-bergman, its-a-wonderful-life, james-stewart, mae-west, marlon-brando, marx-brothers, movies, my-little-chickadee, shirley-maclaine, the-apartment, to-kill-a-mockingbird, viven-leigh, w-c-fields
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Sequels, Prequels, Remakes and… Hollywood Just STOP It! (via nocriticshere)
Nice to know that I am not alone in my bewilderment that Hollywood has apparently run out of original ideas. Written By Kat: I’m feeling a little annoyed as I browse through upcoming release dates of movies and seeing rumors … Continue reading
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Tagged bankable-stars, comic-book-movies, Dirty Dancing, entertainment, footloose, kenny-wormald, movies, remakes, risky-move, sequels, unnecessary-sequels
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The Cineaste's Lament. 