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EXCLUSIVE: Hamlet Blu-ray Special Feature Video!
Kenneth Branagh starred in and directed this film that delves into the full text of the play.
Book Review: The Human Bobby by Gabe Rotter « Rundpinne
He graduated from the film school at The University of Southern California in 2000, and since has worked in television, produced a feature film, penned the novel Duck Duck Wally, written a comic book , and is currently Director of ...
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Killers DVD and Blu-ray Arrive September 7th
This Katherine Heigl/Ashton Kutcher film arrives in both formats next month.
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EXCLUSIVE: Tarquin Pack Talks Kick-Ass on DVD and Blu-ray
The producer talks about working with Matthew Vaughn, his cast, the controversy surrounding the film and more.
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EXCLUSIVE: Max Allan Collins Talks Road to Perdition
The writer of the graphic novel this fantastic 2002 film was based on talks about his experiences on the film and much more.
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The Third Man by Peter Mandelson | Book review
The Third Man by Peter Mandelson | Book review · guardian.co.uk | July 17th, 2010 at 11:05 pm |. His memoirs reveal a Machiavelli who usually succeeded only in doing himself in. In the film noir starring Orson Welles from which the ...
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Operation: Endgame: The AMG Review
Judging from the dark opening credits and earnestly scripted initial scene, you might wonder if Operation: Endgame is supposed to be an actual action drama. But don’t worry — even though the film maintains the modest tone and earnest score of a totally serious spy thriller, this movie is a satire, and a funny one at that. Not that you’d have any trouble discerning this by five minutes into the story. We begin with a new recruit ( Joe Anderson ) to the government’s most top-secret spy organization, The Factory, receiving an awesomely severe verbal beating from his new co-worker, codenamed “Chariot” ( Rob Corddry ).
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Operation: Endgame: The AMG Review
Judging from the dark opening credits and earnestly scripted initial scene, you might wonder if Operation: Endgame is supposed to be an actual action drama. But don’t worry — even though the film maintains the modest tone and earnest score of a totally serious spy thriller, this movie is a satire, and a funny one at that. Not that you’d have any trouble discerning this by five minutes into the story. We begin with a new recruit ( Joe Anderson ) to the government’s most top-secret spy organization, The Factory, receiving an awesomely severe verbal beating from his new co-worker, codenamed “Chariot” ( Rob Corddry ). In between sips from a revolver-shaped flask, strategically orchestrated “your mom” jokes, and an ongoing carpet f-bombing, Chariot explains to the new hire (who receives the code name “the Fool”) how their covert network of assassins works. The whole program is divided into two teams, Alpha and Omega, who keep the military-industrial complex alive by tackling opposing sides of every issue and conflict, competing with each other to perpetuate the cycle that keeps them all employed
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Radical Publishing and Full Clip Productions enter into imprint deal
Media Release -- Radical Publishing and Full Clip Productions are proud to announce that they have entered into an imprint deal. Under this agreement, Full Clip Productions, the company headed by actor Sam Worthington and his partners Michael Schwarz and John Schwarz, will develop intellectual property to be produced under the Radical banner. Worthington and John Schwarz will star in the film adaptations of select projects. Read more
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EXCLUSIVE: My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done First Four Minutes