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#94 - Mondays in the Sun (2002)
A Spanish Film Directed by Fernando Leon de Aranoa, Written by Aranoa and Ignacio de Moral, Starring Javier Bardem, Luis Tosar and Jose Angel Egido, Aida Folch and Nieve de Medina
Synopsis - This is the story of those who live in a constant Sunday,...
You might know Salli Richardson-Whitfield as Dr. Allison Blake on SyFy’s Eureka, but did you know she appeared in 2 episodes of Criminal Minds as Tamara Barnes?
Keri Russell, Jane Seymour and Jennifer Coolidge populate this entertaining-looking trailer for the upcoming rom-com “Austenland." http://www.deadline.com/2013/07/hot-trailer-austenland/ It looks kind of fun. What do you think of the trailer? Intrigued by the movie?
13 Going On 30
Last night I watched 13 Going On 30. The film was basically about growing up too fast and how decisions can effect our lives in a big way, especially when we're young. Jenna Rink (Jenifer Garner) learned this the hard way when she gets into a fight with her friend Matt Flamhoff (Mark Ruffalo) and wishes herself to be "thirty, flirty and thriving."
The movie was, cute, but not my taste, personally. However, it does have a lot going for it. Romance, comedy, morals and a struggled between good and evil.
On a scale of 1-10 I give it a five.
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Scarlett Johansson photographed by Mark Seliger for Vanity Fair France’s first issue (July 2013)
She appears to clean up well. ;)
She looks beautiful...but different. I hardly recognized her.
At red carpet ceremony Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Scarlett Johansson (May 2, 2012)
Jack The Giant Slayer
Jack The Giant Slayer is a fantastic twist on a beloved fairy tale. It shows us how the giants were discovered in the first place, and where the magic beans came from. It's not for a mature audience and not for young children either. It keeps things magical yet sticks to the gruesome fairy tale that the Grimm Brothers originally wrote before they discovered that it wasn't adults who were their biggest fans, but children, and decided to tone it down a bit. Either way, it's still an amazing, magical movie that you're bound to enjoy.
Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters
Though Jeremy Renner is one of my favorite actors, I was dissappointed by this movie. There was no real substance. The only "scary" things in this movie were the witch costumes. After that the movie depended on the amount of blood and gore. If it had been a bit more realistic, perhaps that would've helped, but sadly it wasn't. You could easily tell that the blood was computer animated or made out of corn syrup and food coloring. And the movie itself just seemed to be a spoof rather than a serious, independent film. There was a machine gun in medieval times for crying out loud! However, this movie was funny. And if you like horror comedies then watch Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters
Character posters for “Ender’s Game," the upcoming film based on Orson Scott Card’s classic sci-fi novel have hit the Interwebz.
Card personally is quite controversial these days, but there’s no doubting the appeal of the book. And they’ve assembled quite a cast to put it on the big screen, as these posters suggest.
What do you think of the film? Will you go see it?
there’s nothing more toxic or deadly than a human child, a single touch could kill you
Good time to run some classic “Monsters Inc.” GIFs. Pixar’s prequel, “Monsters University” cleaned up at the box office in its weekend debut, grabbing No. 1 and $136.5 million worldwide:
http://www.deadline.com/2013/06/world-war-z-begins-international-roll-out-strongly-in-australia-korea/
Corpse Bride (2005)
I like the animation and the colors
How much time do we have? The answer to that question, you're not going to find on a clock. The answer is not a lot. How much time do we have? Not a lot.
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School of Life
This small vaguely sci-fi drama with an intriguing premise is hitting theaters this weekend. @DeadlinePete says many approving things about it in our Deadline Awards Watch podcast that’s about to post at Deadline.com (and later on here). Check it out. And who’s looking forward to the movie?
It's a great idea, but they won't do much with it.
It’s true: Warner Bros. has bought a pitch based on the crazy life of Russian monk Rasputin, accused of doing a deal with the devil to lead astray the Romanoff clan running Russia more than a century ago.
And the man to play the mad monk? Why, Leo DiCaprio, of course. Read more here: http://www.deadline.com/2013/06/warner-bros-buys-rasputin-pitch-that-jason-hall-will-write-for-leonardo-dicaprio-2/ What do you think of the project? Even a cursory review of Rasputin’s suggests plenty of dramatic material. What took so long?
“Mike and Molly” creator Mark Roberts has departed the show (I blame the hat), to be replaced by another show stalwart, Deadline reports. Read more here about the change and what it might mean for the sitcom:
http://www.deadline.com/2013/05/mike-molly-creator-mark-roberts-leaving-show/
