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The Top 5 MPAA Ratings Screw Ups Of 2010
The Motion Picture Association of America’s Classification and Ratings Administration board have made a number of odd decisions last year. Here are the five biggest ones.
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SPIDER-MAN On Broadway: It’s Own Worst Enemy
There was a certain amount of schadenfreude surrounding Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark way before it ever opened. Be it an active dislike of Julie Taymor, a hatred of Bono and Edge, or just an [click for more]
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FLASH! Ahhhhhhhh!: An Appreciation of FLASH GORDON
In memory of producer Dino De Laurentiis, we are rerunning our critical appreciation of his 1980 production Flash Gordon.
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Preview: SAW 3D
The director and cast preview the latest, and perhaps last, installment of the popular horror franchise.
Comics And Film
The State Of The Comic Book Movie 2010
Has the comic book movie genre played itself out or is it going as strong as ever?
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Oscar Gold For Burton’s ALICE IN WONDERLAND?
Your movie made just over a billion dollars against some rather mediocre reviews. Is spending that money on an Oscar campaign wise?
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Script Review: REVENGE OF THE OLD QUEEN
At one point it looked like Richard O’Brien and company were gearing up to the Time Warp again. Here’s how it would have gone.
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THE THIN MAN: Murder, Mirth And Marriage At The Movies – Part 4
Despite the behind the cameras departure of Hammett and the Hacketts, MGM was quick to produce the next Thin Man film, 1941’s Shadow of the Thin Man. This time director Van Dyke worked from a [click for more]
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THE THIN MAN: Murder, Mirth And Marriage At The Movies – Part 3
Needless to say that with the success of After The Thin Man, MGM was anxious for a third film. All plans were put on hold though, while William Powell and the studio went through some [click for more]
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THE THIN MAN: Murder, Mirth And Marriage At The Movies – Part 2
Following the success of The Thin Man, MGM was understandably eager to begin work on a sequel. The story of a girl with her relationship was first shown at Dating9.com, then adapted to become a [click for more]