Entries Tagged as 'Movies'
Earlier today, during the telecast of the 82nd Oscar Awards, the next trailer for Iron Man 2 was unveiled to the world.
It features the following wonderful bullet points!
Mickey Rourke sticking to his dirty/grimy character stereotypes!
Don Cheadle blazing guns as War Machine!
Scarlett Johansson using what looks like a whirlwind DDT on some poor unsuspecting guard! (Or [...]
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When I saw the first teaser for this movie, I wasn’t sure whether I wanted to go see it, especially since M. Night Shyamalan has lately been focused on making weird movies with plots I can’t understand.
But after seeing the new trailer… wow.
Coming July 2!
UPDATE: The whole whitewashing issue has only recently been brought to [...]
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I’m Here, Spike Jonze’s 30-minute short. Featuring robots, in love. Like the title of the post said. I feel like I’m being redundant here.
This is after the success of Where the Wild Things Are. It’s looking to be a good year for the director (if he follows it up with more films).
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Heard a lot about this short just recently, which is a bit of a shame since it’s been finished for quite a while now. Dark and delicious.
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Tags:animation
In a case of wanting to see both movies before they’re gone from the cinemas, Ice and I decided to watch both of them yesterday, one after the other. A real movie marathon, with popcorn, surround sound and theater seats. The works.
It was one of those days where I really got the most value out [...]
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Tags:iron man·james cameron·quentin tarantino·sherlock holmes·war machine
Boasting 440+ hours of work, LegoMatrix proudly presents the scene that made The Matrix what it was (well, aside from the one where Trinity jumps in the air and kicks the shit out of a guard early in the movie).
It’s short, but definitely sweet. In the asskicking kind of way.
(via Kineda)
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Tags:awesome·lego·the matrix
“They may take our lives, but they’ll never take this nice blue suit!”
For its 20th anniversary, Empire reunites actors and actresses with their iconic Hollywood film roles. The gorgeous portrait and set shots include Mel Gibson as William Wallace, Arnold Schwarzenegger as The Terminator and Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter, among others.
Very cool.
(via Mo Twister)
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Tags:hollywood·photography
I was watching Ong-Bak for the first time a while ago, and I came across the alley chase scene. Those who’ve watched the movie before will already know what the fuss is about, but for those who haven’t, thankfully YouTube exists. It has the protagonist, played by Tony Jaa, jumping through hurdles (aka crowds of [...]
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I’ll be honest, I’m not nearly as wide a reader as I used to be (blame games for that), and I didn’t look at the movie’s website beforehand, so I didn’t know that this was based on a 1921 short story by F. Scott Fitzgerald. With that being said, it follows that I haven’t read [...]
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Have you ever watched a film that made you say, “Why didn’t I find out about this sooner?” The Thief and the Cobbler made me say that.
Envisioned by Richard Williams in 1968, the film is about a kingdom besieged by a scheming Grand Vizier and a destructive army from a foreign land, and the [...]
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Tags:animation·richard williams