The RZA directing a Martial Arts film with some A-List and B-List Stars on board

The RZA is taking a shot in the directors seat for a movie that is  mix of his love of old Martial Arts films, Westerns, with a splash of hip-hop added into the mix. The movie stars Russell Crowe, Lucy Lui, and Pam Grier in his directorial debut “The Man with the Iron Fist”. The RZA will not only be directing but starring in it as well and also has the help of Eli Roth and ... Read More!

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Shane Black to take the Directors seat for Iron Man 3

In totally outrageous News…Jon Favreau is leaving the director seat of Iron Man 3 for Magic Kingdom. WTF Jon I love Disney as much as you, but to do a movie based on infamous theme park and everything comes to life for this one family. Are you having an acid trip with Ringo; John; Paul and Geroge makes me wonder, because this movie sounds like one. Can I have what you are having too?! So ... Read More!

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Transformers: The Dark Side of the Moon Trailer

What’s big, with robots, and full of explosions. It’s a Michael Bay film!! The new trailer for Transformers: The Dark Side of the Moon which premiered during the SuperBowl is the trailer the second sequel to the franchise. A group of astronauts are sent up to do more studies on the moon. As they are there they make a new discovery of a Cybertronian space craft on the moon. Sadly this ... Read More!

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Cowboy and Aliens Trailer

Cowboy and Aliens is based on the 2006 graphic novel of the same named. Based in 1873 Arizona where a unknown man wakes up in a town by the name of Absolution. This man has no memory of his past but finds shackles around his wrist. To his knowledge he learns he is a criminal where a man by the name of Colonel Woodrow Dolarhyde runs it with a tight grip. Now weird things start happening in ... Read More!

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Captain America Trailer

The good thing about Super bowl Sunday is that it gives us new commercials. A lot of interesting, ‘meh’ and boring commercials rounded out this year. Captain America…All I can saw I can’t wait. This movie clearly is giving us the origins of Marvel’s most well known patriotic superhero. If most of you don’t know this: Captain America was a solider during World War II by the ... Read More!

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Quick Thoughts: No Strings Attached

Caught No Strings Attached, don’t really have a real impression on it. It was tolerable, your standard romcom. It was directed by Ivan Reitman who I thought actually put a little bit more of a whimsical feel to the movie. I don’t know what else to say really, it was predictable, what you expect, it was funny, but still the usual outcome. I do wish some of the cuts particularly ... Read More!

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Impressions: The Mechanic

Plot: The film, directed by Simon West, is a remake of the 1972 film of the same name that starred Charles Bronson. Statham stars as Arthur Bishop, a professional assassin who hunts down the murderers of his friend Harry (Donald Sutherland). Though Bishop works alone, he reluctantly lets Harry’s son Steve (Ben Foster) accompany him in the hunt, training him as an assassin. It was released ... Read More!

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Impressions: Black Swan

Plot: A New York City ballet company is preparing for the production of Swan Lake, choosing to cast a new lead to replace current star Beth MacIntyre (Winona Ryder) as the Swan Queen. However, the lead must maintain an adequate portrayal of both the White and Black Swans. Nina Sayers (Natalie Portman), a dancer, is picked to compete for the part alongside several other young dancers, including ... Read More!

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Impressions: Green Hornet

Plot: Britt Reid (Seth Rogen) is the 28-year-old slacker son of widower James Reid (Tom Wilkinson), publisher of the Los Angeles newspaper The Daily Sentinel. Britt is an irresponsible playboy, but his attitude changes when James is found dead from an allergic reaction to a bee sting. After the funeral, Britt fires the staff aside from his maid and Kato (Jay Chou), James’ mechanic and a ... Read More!

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Impressions: Easy A

I enjoyed this movie mainly because it was smart. This film was written with intellect. The only way it works is how it’s presented. In a first person narrative of events that have already happened and you learn how they happened and what came about because of it. You don’t know the full ending but you become invested enough to want to know what happens. It’s funny, Emma ... Read More!

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Impressions: Season of the Witch

I think I have a guilty fetish of watching Nicholas Cage movies you know will be bad. It’s not to say Season of the Witch is terrible, but I just want to describe this fetish even more. Nicholas Cage is realistically and by pure math should be probably more miss, than hit, but nevertheless you keep watching him. My favorite movies of his are the National Treasure franchise, only ... Read More!

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Impressions: The Tourist

Plot: A woman named Elise (Jolie) is being trailed in Paris by a number of men who work for Scotland Yard. At a cafe, she receives a letter from Alexander Pearce, a former lover, with explicit directions to board a train to Venice, Italy, pick out a man who resembles him and make the police believe that this man is Alexander Pearce. A mysterious stranger, not involved with the police, also ... Read More!

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Trailer: ‘Red State’

Another WTF moment for me, but this one’s isn’t as appreciable as the last. Just saw some “leaked” trailer/teaser/thingy for the movie Red State by Kevin Smith and I have to outright say “BOOOOO”. Kevin has tasked himself with proving himself as a worth while film director in Hollywood and to graduate from his seemingly endless niche of being typecast as a ... Read More!

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Trailer: I am Number 4

WTF is this?! This movie is a bit of a surprise for me this morning. It seems that there are aliens living amongst us! This movie seems like some strange mix of Cloverfield with X-men, and some Twilight for good measure. I like some of the action but the teenage morbid emo brooding is usually something I prefer to avoid. Hopefully this is more District 9 and less Skyline. I guess I have ... Read More!

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Impressions: Unstoppable

Plot: In a rail yard within the northern Pennsylvania town of Fuller, a pair of hostlers working for the Allegheny and West Virginia Railroad (AWVR) are ordered to move a freight train off its current track to make way for an excursion train carrying schoolchildren. One of the hostlers, Dewey (Ethan Suplee), chooses not to connect the locomotive’s air hose to save time; he does this ... Read More!

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Review: Tron Legacy

Plot: For twenty years, Sam Flynn (Garrett Hedlund) has been haunted by the mysterious disappearance of his father Kevin (Jeff Bridges), an innovative software programmer and former CEO of ENCOM International. During a board of directors’s meeting before the launch of the 12th version of ENCOM’s operating system, Sam breaks in to the company’s headquarters and leaks the OS ... Read More!

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Trailer: Fast Five

I saw the trailer earlier in the week on a few sites and have to say that I’m kinda looking forward to this flick! It has a lot of good action, and does the world a favor and highlights a lot of the cars. I especially love the scene where Dwayne Johnson’s character tells his guys “WHATEVER YOU DO, DON’T LET THEM GET IN THE CARS”. Some things seem curious about the ... Read More!

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The new Pirates of the Caribbean trailer looks like the old movies

I liked the first Pirates of the Caribbean. I don’t think I was as huge a fan as others on the web, but I thought the movie was pretty well done and very enjoyable for people of all ages. I like the Jack Sparrow character enough from the first film, and thought he was just as enjoyable in the subsequent movies even if the movies themselves weren’t as enjoyable and I am certainly ... Read More!

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Quick Thoughts: Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole

I watched the owl movie. The movie started off interesting but then I couldn’t look past the hilarity of what I was watching. Owls fighting to the death and slow mo action scenes. Story didn’t make sense in terms of progression. They make a huge deal about trying to find the legendary owls who may/may not exist in what is supposed to be a far off land. Once they do make it, they ... Read More!

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