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Spaced : Jar Jar Binks
Bilbo Bagshot: What about the Ewoks? They were rubbish! You don't complain about them.
Tim: Yeah, but Jar Jar Binks makes the Ewoks look like fucking Shaft!
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juarezafterdarker asked: Would you like to see a new Conan with Schwarzenegger? Old Conan, coming out of retirement for one last adventure?
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My Hopes For 'The Governator'
The first time Arnold Schwarzenegger said he would be back, he became the governor of California. The second time, he became a motivational speaker. But as the french say, “jamais deux sans trois”, so Schwarzie is back again…on tv…in 2D!
Since we know that Stan Lee is the producer of the series, the end result could be quite simillar to Stripperella (Pamela Anderson), an...
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00's Movies: The Viral Fear
In the last decade, we feared bird flu, mad cows and h1n1 as if they could wipe out the human race. Unlike terrorism, viruses are an invisible threat which can be far more destructive than (almost) any bombs. Remember the black plague? In fact, if we started paying attention to every source of germs we encounter, we would probably lose our minds like Howard Hughes in The Aviator!
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I<m not dead btw. Just understand that I have a lot of work to do for school. I’ll be back in a day or two. :)
Keep visiting and clicking the ads :P
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WatchCollege Humor has launched a new series called Troopers, inspired by Star Wars, and I love it!
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WatchRemember the last time when I showed you the demo reel of a friend? Well here’s the demo reel of another one.
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Is it only me or do we always hear the names of Andrew Garfield, Olivia Wilde, Johnny Depp, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Carey Mulligan and Michael Fassbender in casting rumors?
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20 Years Later: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II
directed by Michael Pressman
To me, and probably a large bunch of 20-something, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were my life. I had the toys, t-shirts, books, video games…I was basically devoting my entire time and pocket money to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles brand.
That’s what I call great marketing!
As in many sequels, everything had to be bigger, larger and more...
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“‘Red Dawn’ isn’t for everyone. So, if you are interested in seeing a movie...”
– Red Dawn remake producer: Tripp Vinson
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“James Bond, a feature film of advertisement: 130 commercials of one minute. On...”
– Pierre Falardeau (director/intellectual)
in the book La liberté n’est pas une marque de yogourt
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cptnpajamashark asked: In reference to your last question, I think that part of it has to do with television's increased relevance on the film scene. We might not have many great theme songs for films right now (aside from the work of people like Hans Zimmer - for instance, Inception's "foghorn" theme is pretty distinctive and has gotten a whole lot of recognition both critically and culturally),...
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nearlynoth1ng asked: I think the theme to the Harry Potter films is fantastic. It really has the otherworldly feel to it, adventure,magic, and mystery. Though the first movie came out in 2001, so it's definitely been some time. I thought the music for Tron: Legacy was great though, I really thought it added to the film.
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“Frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn.”
– Clark Gable (on Mars Needs Moms)
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The End of the Movie Themes
There was a time when movie themes were half of a movie. They used to evoke a sense of adventure, romanticism or even horror. Think of Star Wars or Psycho, what would these movies be without them? They’re a part of the popular culture. You don’t even need to have seen Jaws to get the reference.
But what about now? Can you honestly say that you remember the theme of any academy...
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“Every passing second is another chance to turn your life around”
– Paraphrase of a quote from the film Vanilla Sky (via search2find)
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If I create a Tumblr meetup in Montreal this summer, how many of you would show up?
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4 Reasons Why Crispin Glover is awesome
4- The “Dance” in Friday the 13th part 4
I’m pretty sure that it wasn’t what the director asked him to do.
3- Crispin Glover works with the best (sometimes).
Very few actors can say that they worked for Lynch, Zemeckis, Burton, Jarmusch and Oliver Stone. But very few actors should work with McG or Friedberg/Seltzer (Epic Movie, Disaster Movie, Date Movie).
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discountemporium asked: i follow two movie blogs on here, so im not sure if it was you (think it was) that, some time ago, lauded Lars and the Real Girl. i dont watch TV, so i hear about movies by word of mouth in random contexts. anyway, recently checked out the movie and really enjoy gosling's performance. nice blog you've got going!
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Flickchart Duel: Die Hard With a Vengeance vs...
I used to be a big fan of Tim Burton in the past, but he kind of lost me after Sleepy Hollow. It also must be said that I hate musicals. I can’t stand them, most of the time. Sweeney Todd was a nice surprise. The story was touching, disgusting (in a good way) and it had me by surprise at the end (something which rarely occurs). I’m also madly in love with England, so seing the old...
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Flickchart Duel: Groundhog Day vs Green Mile
Green Mile is a great Frank Darabont movie, with amazing performances and such powerful scenes, but I must admit prefering Groundhog Day. Even if it appears as a light comedy on the surface, the meaning of the story is so much deeper. It’s the spiritual journey of a selfish man.
It also has to be in my top 3 favorite Bill Murray movies (with Ghostbusters and Rushmore).
Winner: Groundhog...
