The Hurt Locker

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Good morning, everyone. Following yesterday’s post, I decided to revisit another film that I briefly saw once but, ultimately, forgot. All I really remembered from my first watch of The Hurt Locker was that everyone was just sweating and yelling the whole time. Other than that, it failed to stick in my noggin. Which is strange because I’m usually pretty good about remembering award winners as it swept most of the major categories at the 2010 Oscars. It won Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay, made director Kathryn Bigelow the first woman to win the Best Director award (she also directed one of my all time favorites, Point Break, so that win shouldn’t really be a surprise at all), and won a few others so it cleaned up pretty nicely. A lot of critics were saying how intense it was and stuff like that but I found it to be…

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Ridley Scott’s The Martian to screen at Fantastic Fest

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Ridley Scott?s new film The Martian(out Oct. 2)will screen at this year?s Fantastic Fest, it was announced today. Based on Andy Weir?s…

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Top 10 films plus troublants

Seul Sur mars

Dans moderne film aujourd’hui, films tels que Shaun des morts et Zombieland hiting se trouvent les bureaux de zone. Les gens sont devenus fascinés par tous le concept de l’apocalpyse zombie. En parlant de films inspirants, wouldn ‘ t it est préférable, si on arrive à voir des films selon les histoires vraies. En fait, je n’ai pas encore vue un film d’horreur malais fait avant de la 2000. Certains de ces films pourraient vous faire honte d’être humain.

Seulement, don ‘ t il suffit de regarder, fermez les rideaux, couper les lumières complètement, don ‘ t laissez autrui vous dérange, regarder de commencer à la fin. Étant donné que leurs cerveaux était morts, ils n’étaient vraiment pas si intelligents que ça, ils peuvent seulement sentir une chair personnes et respectez-le lentement, mais une fois provoqué, ils sont devenus des personnages sournois et diaboliques, se nourrissant de la chair humaine…

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The Poster Posse Announces Their First Solo Show: Star Wars: An Art Odyssey

For their first solo show, the art collective known as The Poster Posse has collaborated with Le Cafe’ Pixel Gallery in Marseille, France along with Acme Archives Ltd. and Lucasfilm on an exclusive, officially licensed Star Wars exhibit titled: “Star Wars: An Art Odyssey”.

The exhibit will feature over 80 original pieces of art and will take place from November 10th, 2015 through January 3, 2016. As an added bonus the exhibition will also be the main attraction of “Star Wars Village” during the Hero Festival convention which takes place on November 7th and November 8th.

Read the announcement HERE and stay tuned for more information about this exciting exhibition of galactic proportions!

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The Strong Female Lead in Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation (2015)

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Rebecca Ferguson plays Ilsa in Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation from Paramount Pictures and Skydance Production

Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation was released almost a month ago, but the film still manages to seep its way into conversations. The action, the plot, and the advancement of its returning characters made it much easier to engage with the movie, but the buzz that has followed its portrayal of Ilsa Faust, the lead female character, has a special place when talking about the film.

The sequel explores lead character Ethan Hunt’s journey to discover information about the Syndicate, a terrorist organization, and brings in his former teammates as his aides once IMF, the Impossible Missions Force, is disbanded. While in London, Hunt is captured by the Syndicate and awakens in an underground room to be tortured, but manages to escape with the assistance of Faust, a disavowed MI6 agent.

Faust brings about a…

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So, M. Night Shyamalan Still Wants to Make ‘The Last Airbender 2’

Jon Negroni

Before we go any further, let’s get my opinion straight. I’m speaking to M. Night Shyamalan directly when I say, STAY AWAY FROM AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER. FOREVER.

There, that’s all I wanted to say, aside from the rest of this.

Strangely, some people don’t blame the once promising director for the insulting mess that was 2010’s The Last Airbender, including Shyamalan himself. We’ll get to the lunacy of that, but first I should mention that this is still a minority opinion. A terrible opinion, but a minority opinion all the same.

Venture Capitol Post posted an article yesterday with an unforgivably misleading title that shocked and scared the eyes of hopefully only tens of readers:

‘Avatar: The Last Airbender 2’ Confirmed: Director M. Night Shyamalan Defends 1st Film from Longstanding Criticism.

Um…No, this movie is most certainly NOT confirmed. Obvious clickbait headline isn’t just clickbait. It’s actually beyond clickbait…

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