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Danny Trejo: Machete Trilogy Coming An update on the possibility of a Machete feature film and sequels! Straight from Trejo’s mouth. By Robert Fure on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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This little tidbit comes to us from our most faithful spy, PatientZero, the humanoid who brought us the news about The Blob hitting the big screen in Wolverine. This time, he comes to us with news that will tickle the fancy of any Joss Whedon fan — and we know that there are a lot of you out there. By Neil Miller on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Legion Casting Exclusive: Doug Jones Signs On! An exclusive bit of casting for the upcoming Screen Gem’s film Legion! By Robert Fure on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Today we have another entry into the overflowing category of “unnecessary remake type things.” Now, I can call this 2008 edition of Day of the Dead directed by Steve Miner a “remake,” completely, as a good number of things have been changed. Basically, it’s an origin story of sorts for a zombie outbreak, using the same location and characters as the original Romero version. By Robert Fure on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Resident Reject Robert goes past his boiling point once again on the over abundance of poorly rendered CGI infesting movies. By Robert Fure on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Despite Mick Jagger’s lively prancing—his energetic frontmannery—a Rolling Stones concert is above all a sonic affair, rather than a visual event. A concert film, then, would seem pretty straightforward, at best: something to hear, but not much to look at—the sort of thing that goes straight to DVD or PBS. Martin Scorsese, however, through his ever-moving concert cam, manages to make Shine a Light both. By H. Stewart on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Tom Hanks Jumps Out of the Fires of Fahrenheit 451 According to MTV’s Movie Blog, Tom Hanks won’t be playing Guy Montag for Frank Darabont’s adaptation of Fahrenheit 451 after all. For a film that has been floating the rocky studio seas since 1994, this is another incredible set back. By Dr. Cole Abaius on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Dark Knight Viral: Clown Travel Agency Sets a Date, Burns Harvey Dent Button I will admit that it is pretty damn hard to keep up with all of this viral marketing for The Dark Knight. There have been bus tours, questions of seriousness and even some cakes with cell phones baked into cakes. Now, we get a Clown Travel Agency. By Neil Miller on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Juno Soundtrack Births a B-Sides Sequel For those who are, like me, a fan of the Juno soundtrack, you can rejoice in the announcement that Rhino Records will be released “Juno B-Sides: Almost Adopted Songs”, a 15-track collection of songs that did not make it onto the original soundtrack. By Neil Miller on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Today, we got word from the guys at News Askew that the film’s official website received an update. We raced over there to find that Kevin has published a few new images from the film, which can be seen after the jump. By Neil Miller on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Giamatti to Join Oliver Stone’s Bush Film as Karl Rove? Few directors are more political in their movies than Oliver Stone, but has he crossed the line by putting into production a film about the Bush Administration? Well, the one thing that does impress us is the stellar cast he’s putting together. By Nate Deen on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Officially Cool: Watch The Theatrical Version of Grindhouse In HD If you were one of the un-lucky people to say “Nah, I’ll wait for DVD”, you know that you were dealt the misfortune of two DVD releases and no special treats. By Brian C. Gibson on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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New Iron Man Movie Poster — Shellhead Shills for Audi Are you (the die hard fan) able to get over that fact and understand that your favorite characters might never have hit the big screen without a little promotional bump from a third-party? Hopefully you can, as Marvel’s upcoming film Iron Man seems to be another in the long line of car commercials turned action movies. By Neil Miller on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Making Some Noise: A Q&A With Director Henry Bean Henry Bean’s latest film, Noise, about a man who tries to silence New York City by breaking into cars and disconnecting the alarms is based on a true story. It’s partly his own. I don’t just mean he wrote the script. I mean it’s based on his own life. By Danny Gallagher on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Derek Mears is the New Jason Voorhees! Derek Mears is confirmed as the new incarnation of Jason Voorhees in the Platinum Dunes remake of Friday the 13th. While final negotiations are still being hammered out (or macheted out, if you prefer), Mears is clearly the final choice for the slasher favorite. By Kevin Carr on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Lost in the Copycat Clusterf&%k: Embedded in the AFI Dallas International Film Festival It’s an hour and a half from McKinney to Dallas. It consists of a half hour straight shot towards the heart of the Big D followed by an hour of twisting concrete that go back and forth, over and under, on top and underneath each other in order to squeeze every square inch of land into driving space for the daily commuters. By Danny Gallagher on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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New Indiana Jones TV Spot Available Online If you are a member of the tween crowd, or if you are just inappropriately attracted to award shows that feature Miley Cyrus, the Jonas Brothers and Jack Black running around in tights while spewing green slime from his mouth, you may have already seen this. By Kevin Carr on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Doctor Who: Tom Baker Might Return as Fourth Doctor Now that Doctor Who has been regenerated again by the BBC (and airing in the States on BBC America and the SciFi Channel), it has regained mainstream popularity. This new life has spurred Baker to consider reprising his role as the Fourth Doctor alongside the current Tenth Doctor, David Tennant. By Kevin Carr on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Coyote Ugly is one of those movies that stuffy, pretentious film critics jump on – they are never short on ways to knock down the often shallow, but still entertaining works of Jerry Bruckheimer. Personally, I have always been someone who would rather be entertained – and sexy women dancing on a bar with a cliché love story and some cheesy dialogue is certainly entertaining, to say the least. By Neil Miller on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Al Gore has global warming. Rev. Jim Phelps has homosexuality. Uwe Boll has film critics. Everyone needs something to fight whether it matters to the rest of the world or not and director Henry Bean takes noise pollution to task in his sarcastic, clever, witty David and Goliath comedy Noise. By Danny Gallagher on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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While I’ll admit that Run Fatboy Run has it’s moments and a fair share of big laughs, it’s not recommendable due to the fact that there are more cliches than you can shake a stick at. Pretty much every cliche you can find in any romantic comedy or inspirational sports movie can be found at some point in the film. By Nate Deen on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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DVD Review: Highlander: The Source In a futuristic dystopia, Duncan MacLeod (Adrian Paul) and his fellow immortals go in search of The Source, a mythic entity they’re being guided to by Duncan’s wife Anna (Thekla Reuten). Standing in their way is The Guardian (Christian Solimeno), a former immortal who is doomed to ensure others never reach The Source. By Dr. Cole Abaius on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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In honor of the South By Southwest festival in Austin a few weeks back and this weekend’s AFI Dallas Film Festival, and to celebrate the fact that Neil has very little power over me while he’s still recovering from oversized novelty margaritas, I’m presenting this Lone Star-themed Top Eight list. By Dr. Cole Abaius on March 31, 2008 | Comments |
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Although the picture is occasionally compelling and has hints of honesty, the script by Pierce and co-writer Mark Richard is a one-way ticket to nowhere. By Nate Deen on March 30, 2008 | Comments |
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21 galvanizes you from frame one and never lets go. It’s the most entertaining movie about Sin City in recent memory; right up there with Ocean’s Thirteen. By Nate Deen on March 30, 2008 | Comments |
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Box Office: 21 More Super than Superhero Movie Well, it seems Americans may have some taste in movies after all. Superhero Movie, well, was not so super after all. The winning movie this weekend was the gambling pic 21, beating out Horton Hears a Who! and Superhero Movie. By John Cairns on March 30, 2008 | Comments |
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AFI Dallas 08: Tracing Cowboys Director/Screenwriter Jason Wulfsohn and screenwriter/actor Sacha Grunpeter experiment with a unique way of delivering their message in Tracing Cowboys, but its delivery makes to hard to want to discover it. By Danny Gallagher on March 30, 2008 | Comments |
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Officially Cool: Pimp Your Funeral With Star Trek You know how people say that you better enjoy your money, collectibles and passions now, because it’s not like you can take them with you once you die? Well screw them. By Brian C. Gibson on March 30, 2008 | Comments |
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Following Simon Pegg’s super-cool performance in the live-wire Brit-cop parody that was last year’s Hot Fuzz, the pressure was on to follow up in his next project with the same writing prowess that made that film so freakin’ good. The resulting film is Run Fatboy Run, a humorous, compact little flick which possesses a slightly different overall style than that of his previous works. By Bradley Kreft on March 30, 2008 | Comments |