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Hunger Games Catching Fire Officially Announces Director!

”LIONSGATE announced today that Francis Lawrence has officially signed on to direct CATCHING FIRE, the sequel to THE HUNGER GAMES, based on the second in a series of books by Suzanne Collins that has 36 million copies in circ...

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Trailer Premiere for Tim Burton’s Frankenweenie

I think it would be impossible for Tim Burton to make a film that was bad. In all honesty, every single one of his films is a master piece in it’s own way. From Pee Wee’s Big Adventure, to Mars Attacks and to his mo...

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The Muppets Gets A Sequel Without Jason Segal Collaboration

I’m more than happy to see that one of my favorite movies from 2011 THE MUPPETS will be getting a sequel. I’m a little less excited to see that collaborator and star Jason Segal will not be on board to help write th...

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Check Out 2 And A Half Minutes Of Brave

I really hate to say it but BRAVE is probably the first Pixar movie I am not looking forward to. It’s not that it looks bad, it’s just that it doesn’t pop out at me like something I HAVE to see. CARS 2 had a b...

Luke

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Tim Burton’s Frankenweenie Movie Poster Arrives

If there is one name I always like hearing doing a new film its Tim Burton and he is a busy guy lately. Below you can checkout the poster for Disney’s upcoming flick FRANKENWEENIE. The film is slated to hit theaters Next ...

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Real Steel Movie Review

I liked the idea of a Rock Em Sock Em Robots movie- maybe one day we will get that movie because unfortunately though REAL STEEL features fighting robots, it’s much more a father/son movie than it is actually about fighti...

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The Muppets Movie Review

I remember sitting in the theater watching FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL when at the end Jason Segal orchestrates a large Muppet-esque play and thinking that I would really love to see a new MUPPETS movie. Low and behold 2011 has m...

Luke

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The Smurfs Movie Review

Of the TV shows and other objects of kid nostalgia that I vaguely remember from my own childhood, one property I never cared if I saw come back was THE SMURFS. Not only do I not remember being a huge fan when I was a kid, but e...

Luke

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Neverland, A SyFy Miniseries Review

Ru-fi-o! Ru-fi-o! Ru-fi-ooooooooooo! I’m going to start this review off with a trailer for the film, just ’cause. Part of me has always been fascinated by Peter Pan since as long as I can remember, ever since I saw ...

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The Muppets Movie Review

Do you realize that it’s been 12 years since we’ve last seen the Muppets on the big screen? It’s crazy to think about. The Muppets are as big of an American institution as Saturday Night Live is. There should ...

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Miss Piggy & Kermit Interview, The Muppets

On vacation in Los Angeles, Walter, the world’s biggest Muppet fan, and his friends Gary (Jason Segel) and Mary (Amy Adams) from Smalltown, USA, discover the nefarious plan of oilman Tex Richman (Chris Cooper) to raze the...

Sheila Roberts

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Jack And Jill Movie Review

For whatever reason I keep telling myself that I really like Adam Sandler. Even when his last few movies and the other Happy Madison productions seem to be intentionally exploiting his own audience to squeeze every last cent ou...

Luke

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Puss In Boots: Antonio Banderas, Salma Hayek Interview

Long before he even met Shrek, the notorious fighter, lover and outlaw Puss in Boots (Antonio Banderas) becomes a hero when he sets off on an adventure with the tough and street smart Kitty Softpaws (Salma Hayek) and the master...

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Miles Teller & Ziah Colon Interview, Footloose

For the Footloose remake, the role of Willard, the country boy who befriends Ren, went to newcomer Miles Teller who recently wowed critics with his performance in Rabbit Hole opposite Nicole Kidman. When filmmakers first saw hi...

Sheila Roberts

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