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Review: Extract
Mike Judge’s propensity for developing good content is undeniable: King of the Hill, Office Space, and Beavis and Butt-head though they weren’t the most sophisticated of offerings they were reality-based parodies of the world (if there is such a thing). Extract... (Continue reading)
Review: Funny People
For all its faults, Funny People is still smarter and more amusing than The Hangover.... (Continue reading)
Review: The Hurt Locker
It seems that our nation’s recession woes and the recent presidential election have distracted us from the fact that we are still fighting in the Middle East. A huge part of said fighting is our coalition troops dodging Improvised Explosive... (Continue reading)
Commentary: Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince
Lets start out with a number: 159.7. Now, lets add one symbol and one word to said number: $159.7 million. That’s how much money Mr. Potter brought in during it’s first five days in the box office. The till is... (Continue reading)
Review: The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3
I’m going to be completely honest to every reader out there on this one; I had no intention of seeing this movie at all. I certainly had no intention of seeing it during its opening weekend. However, I had a... (Continue reading)
Review: The Hangover
I went and saw The Hangover this weekend expecting that I’d be crying my eyes out laughing for the entire movie. My hopes may have been set a little too high because I only came close to tears once, and... (Continue reading)
Preview: Public Enemies & Funny People
Wolverine was a flop. Star Trek made an impression. Terminator, however, was pimp slapped at the box office by Ben Stiller’s Night at the Museum and now what do we have left to look forward to this summer? . .... (Continue reading)
Review: Star Trek
After the slight disappointment that was X-Men Origins: Wolverine, I was a bit apprehensive regarding Star Trek. It turns out my fears were unsubstantiated because J.J. Abrams delivered a spectacular flick. Abrams included enough geeky stuff for the trekkies, while... (Continue reading)
Review; X-Men Origins: Wolverine
So, the fourth movie in the X-Men series rolls around with huge expectations. This time, the focus is on how one of the most popular characters, Wolverine, came to be the badass that we know and love. Well it appears... (Continue reading)
Review: Fast & Furious 4
I’ve been waiting for the fourth installment of The Fast and The Furious franchise for quite a while now (Don’t believe me? Read this preview post I did a long time ago). Front man Paul Walker returns for his third... (Continue reading)
Top Ten F/X Scenes of 2008
I have to admit, 2008 was an excellent movie year for me. Every bit of my lust for destruction and gunfire was satisfied. More than a few movies had me blinking uncontrollably, trying to breathe in the gorgeous... (Continue reading)
The Septem8er Tapes: A Must See
Think Black Hawk Down was revolutionary? What about movies like Traitor, Body of Lies, and The Kingdom? They all delve further into the belly of the beast with mixes of raw action and unrivaled emotion. However, none of... (Continue reading)
Review: Transporter 3 (Almost Sentence-less)
I'll preface this by saying that I've been a devoted fan to the Transporter franchise since Jason Statham first road his Bimmer through Britain's streets. I even shook off the outrageousness of Statham's character,... (Continue reading)
Movie Trailer Heaven (or hell depending how you look at it)
Alright, so I've been slacking these last couple of months with posts but your boy gets busy sometimes. So, to make up for it I'm gonna give the fans what they want...movie trailers.
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Righteous Kill: “Most people respect the badge. Everyone respects the gun.”
"You don't become a cop because you want to serve and protect; anybody who believes that is an idiot. You do it because you get respect. Because they let you carry a gun and a badge."
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Batman: The Dark Knight
If you're thinking the sole reason Batman did so well this weekend at the box office was simply due to the hysteria from Heath Ledger's death, think again.
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