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The descendants was a quality movie.
I agree. I end up watching it whenever it's on either HBO or Cinemax. That dopey kid is hilarious but ends up being a like able character...
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The descendants was a quality movie.
Bruce Wayne's story was barely even told though. Nolan ran with the premise and concept.I think most people can agree that the Bruce Wayne story is just a lot better and more realistic than any other superhero story. You add Nolan and Bale and these other superhero movies can't touch it. It's almost like watching a whole different genre.
Mad Men to premiere April 7th with a "two-hour film" (or just two episodes back to back like last year). I'll start up a thread whenever there's some more info/pictures/etc.
Warming Glow has a list of the up-to-date pilot announcements. Obviously not all of this will make it to air but it's a starting point.
Pilot Watch: Which Of These 16 New Shows Would You Watch?
Edit: and welp... Ben and Kate is pulled from the schedule, which basically means it's cancelled. That's too bad. Dakota Johnson should get another sitcom pilot immediately, she's too good.
The descendants was a quality movie.
So you're saying that with both shows essentially cancelled, the two of them (Ben and the Dean) have free time? I think we'll be okay Seriously though, I want Community back already!! >:Ben from the recently canceled Ben and Kate was one of the writers along with the Dean from community so that automatically means it's good.
Totally forgot until I watched it again today that Joseph Gordon-Levitt was in G.I. Joe: Rise of the Cobra
Don't know why I felt like watching it. Not a good movie, but the visuals are pretty solid in Blu. Scene in Paris with the Eiffel Tower has to be my favorite, but there weren't many good selections to pick from
Brendan Fraiser Ahhh man
Ridley Scott's highly anticipated, Cormac McCarthy-penned "The Counselor" is now set for a November 15th release, the same weekend as another contender, the recently slated Wikileaks movie, "The Fifth Estate." Plan accordingly. Starring a ridiculous ensemble including Brad Pitt, Michael Fassbender, Javier Bardem, Penelope Cruz, Cameron Diaz, Dean Norris, Rosie Perez, John Leguizamo, Natalie Dormer and Goran Visnjic, the film, about a lawyer who gets mixed up in the drug trade, seems like a straight-up genre play. But we're guessing there may be a performance or two in here that could get some nomination consideration, and perhaps Fox is hoping this is the next "No Country For Old Men." We'll see...
Wait, what? Oldman was in Hannibal?
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Wait, what? Oldman was in Hannibal?
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