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The Amazing Spider-Man Movie Review

July 4th, 2012
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Ten years and two months after Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man dominated theaters and advanced the comic book movie genre to a whole new level, the web slinger is back, restarting from scratch with a new origin story that is strangely reminiscent of the previous origin story. Cursed by its own lack of originality, The Amazing Spider-Man struggles mightily to shed the not-so-distant memory of its predecessors, but deep down there is a well done movie that sets the stage for some highly charged sequels.

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New ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ Movie Poster!

December 10th, 2011
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Columbia Pictures has released a cool new movie poster for its upcoming movie The Amazing Spider-Man, which reboots the comic book franchise with a new cast including Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone and Rhys Ifans. Garfield will play Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Stone will play love interest Gwen Stacy and Ifans will portray Dr. Curt Connors, who becomes the mutated villain The Lizard.

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Win an Autographed Beautiful Boy Poster!

June 3rd, 2011
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Beautiful Boy is an unconventional love story that explores the journey of a married couple on the verge of separation, who must live with unimaginable heartbreak, and find healing through the darkest days of their lives. With the movie arriving in select theaters today, we’re giving away a Beautiful Boy movie poster autographed by stars Maria Bello and Michael Sheen as well as director Shawn Ku!

Enter to win the autographed Beautiful Boy poster giveaway today.

Apocalypse Now: Full Disclosure Blu-Ray Collection

October 28th, 2010

Every week the Hollywood studios release more and more previously released movies on Blu-Ray, looking to squeak out a few extra dollars from their stagnant home video businesses. Most movies don’t need Blu-Ray. Do you need to see Sleepless in Seattle in Blu-Ray? What about a comedy made in 1950? As I said, most movies don’t need the format Blu-Ray, and at the very least aren’t worthy of purchase when the picture is released for the tenth time.

And then there’s Apocalypse Now.

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