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Archives for October 2014
Every on-screen death in the Star Wars trilogy, from Greedo to Emperor Palpatine, with the Girl Talk track “Play Your Part, Part I” in the background.
The main difference between the two trailers is an extra 55 seconds or so, and one startling scne.
Marvel announced that they would be taking Captain Marvel to screen in 2018.
Jorge R. Gutierrez won a student Emmy in 2001 for Carmelo.
Location, location, location.
The 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act make sit hard to compete with Amazon in the e-book business.
Calling director Lynn Shelton’s Laggies a female slacker movie might be selling it short.
Some of the best parts of the trailer only make sense for comic nerds. This doesn’t have to be the case.
It is not a good day to be Jason Reitman.
Look alive, people. There is talk of Ryan Gosling becoming an Avenger.
She was a part of a seriously weird series finale. Too bad the role that got her there was such a stereotype.
Somebody’s going to have to give us the way to watch all of this new content. Might as well be the cable providers.
The Amazon series just might be the best show of the year.
On Wednesday, Warner Bros. and DC Comics dropped some absolutely monumental movie news: Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Shazam, Cyborg, and Green Lantern are all getting movies in the next six years.
The company has commissioned Margaret Stohl, one of the co-authors of the Beautiful Creatures series, to write a Black Widow young adult novel out due out next Fall.