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The Best Articles On The Web - October 12
Posted by Neil Miller (neil@filmschoolrejects.com) on October 12, 2007
Here is something fun for all of our readers out there in the Reject Nation. We have teamed up with a few of our friends around the web to bring you this weekly feature. Every week we will deliver the best editorials from some of the best movie websites on the planet. Of course, when I say “Best Movie Websites on the Planet”, that does include us. Do us a favor, take a few moments and check out the following, courtesy of the best minds in the movie blogosphere.
4 Rules Before Making A Remake
The Movie Blog looks at some things that should be considered before a remake gets made.
Movie Theater Incentives: What Works? What Doesn’t?
FirstShowing.net looks at which corporate incentives at movie theaters work and which don’t.
Seven Great TV Shows that have Been Shunned by Hollywood
Film School Rejects looks at seven fan favorites that should have made it to the big screen by now.
Exclusive Planet Terror DVD Clip
MoviesOnline looks at an exclusive extra from the Planet Terror DVD called “The Stunts”.
Be sure to stop back each and every Friday for more of the Best Articles on the Web!
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October 12th, 2007 at 3:08 pm
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October 13th, 2007 at 2:34 am
[…] Business is good. What can I say? It is good to be in the online film community these days. Film School Rejects has been reaching record levels of traffic, gaining fans all over the planet and well, starting to make a little cash. I can see the end of my career in retail, it is the light at the end of a long and zombie infested tunnel (I use the zombie reference only because I just watched 28 Weeks Later on DVD). It is also a blessing that I have been able to make such amazing friends in the community, both local and around the world. Just this week myself, Peter, Alex, John Campea and Michael from MoviesOnline.ca started writing a “Best of the Web” article that takes the best editorial from each of our sites and puts it on display to readers of all four sites. It’s very cool. The first edition can be found here. […]