#christopher giroux

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Black Fawn Lança Compilação de Curtas 'Bloody Bits'. Veja o Trailer

A Black Fawn reuniu os sete dos melhores curta-metragens exibidos no Blood in the Snow Film Fest em Toronto e se você adora estes pequenos filmes tanto quanto eu, com certeza vai querer adicionar este aqui à sua lista. Bloody Bits - Shorts Compilation já está disponível DVD e temos aqui um trailer

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Review: Pacific Rim

Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim can be summarized with one word: BIG. Big robots, big monsters, big characters, big action, big everything. Hideo Kojima (video game maker, Metal Gear) tweeted, "Pacific Rim is the ultimate otaku film that all of us had always been waiting for...". In many ways, it is. The initial Rim teaser trailer immediately reminded me of a childhood fave, Robot Jox. Let me know if you've heard of it. Jox was a cheesy robot vs. robot war flick from the 80s, which borrowed from otaku (anime/manga obsession) and capitalized on the decade's Transformers craze. Pacific Rim is similar, which turned out as the childhood memory I had always been waiting to revisit. I sat glued to the back of my seat for the next two hours. http://bit.ly/11FJPMd

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Vince Vaughn is DELIVERY MAN, world exclusive first trailer

Slated for a holiday release this year is Vince Vaughn's new comedy, Delivery Man. It's a story about an affable underachiever looking for his purpose in life, until he learns some anonymous donations he made to a fertility clinic 20 years ago resulted in 533 children! Now he must decide whether or not to come forward when 142 of them want to meet their biological father. Our studio partners sent the first official trailer for Delivery Man, to share with you today! I couldn't have been more excited as a dad, and Vaughn fan, to help debut this video. http://bit.ly/11dH58w

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Review: The Heat

Director and Michigan native, Paul Feig, cranks out a dud in his newest female-centric comedy, The Heat, starring the increasingly familiar performances of Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy. Bridesmaids is a better comedy that forwards the march of great female leading films. The Heat cools that trend. However, fans of Bullock and McCarthy may find enough elements to survive a box office already swarming with super heroes, monsters and zombies. http://bit.ly/1cweKdo

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Listen to the entire Pacific Rim soundtrack, free on Spotify

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Movie Review » World War Z

Marc Forster's (Machine Gun Preacher, Quantum of Solace) zombie epic is far from perfect, but it offers enough Outbreak and Contagion-like paranoia and suspense to please general audiences. Perhaps I am not the most unbiased movie-goer when it comes to Zombies - if it involves the undead, I feel alive. In a genre in the midst of a renaissance - zombies aren't going anywhere, anytime soon. For this zombie-lover, that's good news. http://bit.ly/10EvQWm

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Movie Review » Monsters University

Pixar looks to pop-culture fave Revenge of the Nerds, for inspiration in its new animated feature, Monsters University. While not as emotionally engaging as its predecessor, University packs a load of humor and spirited fun in 110 minutes, earning our weekend box office recommendation. http://bit.ly/1c4gVEU

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This Is The End » Movie Review

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg (Pineapple Express) create the most vile Armageddon skit ever put to film in their directorial debut of This Is The End. It's also the funniest film since A Haunted House, another horror-comedy deeply rooted in spoofing its source material. This Is The End pushes its R-rating to exhaustively funny limits. It's a no-apologies exposition of repulsive behavior and redemption and should not be overlooked this summer. http://bit.ly/10coM2Z