Nathaniel Wayne
Online movie critic and writer on movie related topics since 2007. Grew up watching movies instead of tv and has been lucky enough to work on a few. Self admitted geek, late 20s, married parent of one. Still can't decide what to be when he grows up. Can't really decide when he plans to grow up.
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Three Movie Characters You Should Never DateThere are many movie characters women dream of dating. But some of them should never be dated under any circumstances.
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What Do the SAG, DGA Awards Results Mean for the Oscars?As more and more other awards shows take place, the Oscar field narrows, bringing into focus the likely winners of the Academy Awards this year.
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'The Crow' Remake Gets Back on TrackAfter a year or so of delays due to legal issues, the remake of the 1994 classic is finally in a position to move forward.
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'Avatar' Sequels Pushed Back Two YearsThere has never been much question that there would be sequels to the massively successful 'Avatar.' Exactly when they'll be out is more of an open question, and now it looks like it'll be longer than initially thought.
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'The Muppets' -- Movie ReviewAfter more than a decade away from the big screen The Muppets are back, in top form and bringing all the old fun with them.
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'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1' -- Movie ReviewThe penultimate film in the divisive series has hit theaters to massive success and sour reviews. Fans love it, critics hate it but the opinion of this critic, who is most decidedly not a fan, may surprise you.
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How Will 'Hunger Games' Fare in Shadow of 'Harry Potter,' 'Twilight'?The first full trailer for 'The Hunger Games' has gone online. Can it really be the next 'Harry Potter,' as so many have tried to paint it?Also published on:
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Andy Serkis Signs on for 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes' SequelFor many the surprise film of the year was the superbly crafted reboot of the 'Planet of the Apes' franchise. Now the actor behind the lead ape has been signed to return for the sequel.Also published on: -
Dexter Season 6, Episode 3: "Smokey and the Bandit" Recap & ReviewDexter may have discovered one of his early serial killer idols living at a retirement home. Meanwhile Debra begins to feel the stress and strain of her new position. -
Five Best Haunted House MoviesNothing says Halloween quite like a haunted house. For those who don't have the real thing in their town, there's always these choice Hollywood offerings. 'Paranormal Activity 3' is in theaters soon, but these films are ready for home viewing.
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3 Things Nobody Warns You About ChildbirthYou're about to have your first child. You've taken the birth classes and read the books. You think you're completely prepared. However there are a few things that nobody has given you any warning about, until now.
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Five Best Frankenstein MoviesThe creation of Dr. Frankenstein has been the stuff of nightmares since the earliest days of talking pictures. This Halloween, why not treat yourself to the best iterations of the good doctor and his creature? -
'The Avengers' Trailer Stars Heroes, Leaves Villain Under WrapsLet the anticipation build. The new trailer for 'The Avengers' has arrived. It highlights all of the members of the team but still leaves many questions to be answered. -
Dexter Season 6, Episode 2: "Once Upon a Time" Recap & ReviewDexter begins to hunt a killer who claims to have found god and turned his life around. At the same time Debra is presented with what might be the biggest surprise of her life. -
Dexter Season 6, Episode 1: "Those Kinds of Things" Recap & ReviewDexter has returned, still as sharp as ever. The new season gives a slight leap forward in time, brings a few sudden changes and introduces what will be season long themes. -
'Doctor Who' Series 6, Episode 13: "The Wedding of River Song" - Recap & ReviewSeries 6 has come to a close in rather spectacular fashion, with show runner Stephen Moffat delivering all of the excitement and cleverness that has marked his time on "Doctor Who." -
Five Actors Who Have Shaved Their Heads for RolesJoseph Gordon-Levitt is the latest actor to shave his head for a role with the release of '50/50.' He joins a fairly exclusive group of actors willing to cut it all off for their art.
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'Doctor Who' Series 6, Episode 12: "Closing Time" - Recap & ReviewOn his own again the Doctor stops to check in on an old friend, only to end up sucked into alien intrigue and missing persons. -
'Doctor Who' Series 6, Episode 11: 'The God Complex' - Recap & ReviewThe Doctor and his companions find themselves in a hotel that serves as a labyrinth, complete with deadly minotaur! -
'Avatar' Theme Park Rides Coming SoonJames Cameron's 'Avatar' was praised for making audiences feel transported to another world. Now the filmmaker is partnering with Disney Theme Parks to give fans a new way to feel like part of Pandora.
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Early Details Emerge About 'Mass Effect' MovieMass Effect is one of the biggest video game series on the market, so unsurprisingly there is a film planned. Details have been sparse so far but here's a rundown of what is known. -
Future of 'X-men' Films is MurkyThere seems to be some question as to what the next X-men film will be, and what exactly the status of the franchise is.
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'Point Break' Remake Officially HappeningThe '90s action classic 'Point Break' is officially going to be remade courtesy of Alcon Entertainment. The press release is out; let the speculation begin.
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Vin Diesel Blogs Details on 'Riddick 3'The interstellar killer known as Riddick is ready to make a come-back seven years after his disappointing sequel. Star Vin Diesel is too excited to keep a lid on it.
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Dickens Classic 'Oliver Twist' to Get a New SpinThe Charles Dickens classic "Oliver Twist" has been adapted as everything from a musical to a Disney cartoon about animals. Now producer Michael De Luca looks to give it a more modern twist, as well as a gender swap.
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'Doctor Who' Series 6, Episode 10: 'The Girl Who Waited' - Recap & ReviewA simple mistake by the Doctor may have trapped Amy on her own for years. Can the Doctor and Rory correct the mistake, and will Amy even let them do that? -
David Fincher Has His Own Direction for '20,000 Leagues Under the Sea'Perfectionist director David Fincher is getting ready to move onto his next film, an adaptation of the classic book '20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.' And according to the writer it's basically a whole new story.
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'Doctor Who' Series 6, Episode 9: 'Night Terrors' - Recap & ReviewThe Doctor, a frightened child and monsters in the cupboard. It's a classic recipe and an old school style episode. -
Best and Worst Movies Set on the Moon'Apollo 18' is now in theaters trying to bring terror to the Moon. This unearthly setting has been a major focus of both very good and very bad movies. -
Why Is It So Hard to Make a Good Video Game Movie?Movies have been adapting stories from other sources since the beginning. Yet somehow, for all the popularity of video games, there has yet to be a truly good movie based on one. So what's the problem?
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Cynical Poetry Vol. 2 - LimmericksMany use poetry to express beauty while some some use it as a conduit for their their pain. I use it to channel my sarcasm and cynicism into a less jerk-like form.
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'Doctor Who' Series 6, Episode 8: 'Let's Kill Hitler' - Recap & ReviewAfter a summer break the "Doctor Who" resumes and decides to spend its first new episode tying up many of the loose ends surrounding the character of River Song. -
'Ghostbusters 3' May Not Feature Bill MurrayDan Aykroyd has been talking about a third 'Ghostbusters' film for over a decade, and one of the big hurdles has always been getting Bill Murray to return. It now appears that Aykroyd may be done waiting for his co-star. -
Best and Worst Vampire Films of the '80sThe "Fright Night" remake has hit theaters, so now's the perfect time to remember the fun of the original as well as the highs and lows of vampire films overall during the 1980s. -
'Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance' Trailer Premieres OnlineThe sequel that nobody asked for has its first trailer. Most surprising of all is the fact that it actually looks like it could be an enjoyable movie. -
'Rise of the Planet of the Apes' - Movie ReviewOne of the best known franchises in all of science fiction gets a reboot. Does it succeed where Tim Burton's "re-imagining" failed? Or is it another underwhelming attempt to revive a dated concept?
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'Conan the Barbarian' - Movie ReviewThe new incarnation of this sword and sorcery legend has hit theaters. But how does the 1982 Arnold Schwarzenegger classic hold up?
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Three Movie Villains Who Were Wrongly Allowed to LiveEvery now and then, for various reasons, the villains in a film are allowed to survive or even get away altogether. Sometimes that works for the story, but sometimes it is just wrong.
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There's No Way that Should Have Worked: Kingdom HeartsThe sixth article in a series that looks at pieces of entertainment that never should have succeeded. Every now and then a totally insane idea that has every reason to fail is used for a book, movie or TV show and somehow it works.
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'Rise of the Planet of the Apes' to Start a Film TrilogyWith the astounding success of 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes,' plans are already afoot for at least two sequels, says the film's writing team.
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Stephen King's 'The Stand' Will Get the Harry Potter TreatmentWarner Brothers has been working toward a big-screen version of Stephen King's massive novel for years. It may finally come together under the writing and directing team behind the Harry Potter franchise. -
Conan the Screenwriter? 'Barbarian' Star Reveals Sequel TreatmentJason Momoa, star of the upcoming 'Conan the Barbarian,' has started writing out his own script for the possible sequel.
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Contradictory Reports Emerge About 'Green Lantern' Sequel'Green Lantern' did not perform at the box office as strongly as was hoped. That hasn't stopped rumors of a follow up from surfacing, but different sources are giving different stories on the possible sequel.
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Cynical Poetry Vol. 1 - HaikusMany use poetry to express beauty while some some use it as a conduit for their their pain. I use it to channel my sarcasm and cynicism into a less jerk-like form.
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First Image of Catwoman in 'The Dark Knight Rises' Appears OnlineThe villainous Bane was revealed last month, now fans can get their first glimpse of Anne Hathaway as Selina Kyle, aka Catwoman.Also published on:
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'Planet of the Apes' Film Series OverviewWith Hollywood rebooting the classic franchise now is a wonderful time to look back at what made this series great... and at times not so great.
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'Captain America: The First Avenger' - Movie ReviewMarvel goes back into the past with their latest super hero film. The result is the most straight forward adventure film the studio has produced, for better or worse. -
Spielberg Confirms 'Jurassic Park 4' at Comic-ConAfter a decade of speculation Steven Spielberg has confirmed that there are concrete plans for a new entry in the 'Jurassic Park' franchise. -
Comic Book Anti-Hero 'The Darkness' Gets Big Screen TreatmentTop Cow's violent anti-hero 'The Darkness' may make his big screen debut courtesy of Mandeville Films after several failed attempts.
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'The Amazing Spider-Man' Trailer Debuts OnlineThe reboot of the Spider-Man film series won't hit theaters until next year. However, the first trailer has premiered online at Yahoo! Movies.Also published on:- Yahoo! US News
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Universal Will Resurrect 'The Wolfman'Despite last year's 'The Wolfman' receiving a chilly critical reception and modest box office, Universal Studios isn't finished with the furry monster yet. -
'Doctor Who' Series 6 - Review and Recap of New Series so FarIn a break from tradition this year the new series of "Doctor Who" is airing in two parts. With the first half completed it's time to take stock of what's happened and how things are evolving. -
'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2' - Movie ReviewAfter ten years and eight films "Harry Potter" comes to a close with this intense and epic finale that ends everything on a high note. -
'Winnie the Pooh' Brings Back Old Fashioned AnimationThe release of Disney's 'Winnie the Pooh' marks one of the few major animated releases to use traditional techniques over computer wizardry.
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Expect Few Reveals in 'The Dark Knight Rises' Poster, Teaser TrailerThough filming is ongoing, the marketing campaign for "The Dark Knight Rises" begins to rev up with the release of the first official poster.Also published on: -
Are Audiences Fed Up with 3D Movies?It wasn't that long ago that a movie released in 3D got a significant bump in the box office. This isn't the case now. Does that mean the fad is now dwindling? -
Actor's Lament (Haiku)The most terrifying moment for any actor, captured in haiku form.
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Cinematic Fireworks: Explosive Movies for the 4th of JulyBetween the barbecue and the fire works you might find yourself wondering how to spend the 4th of July. If so here's a full day of movie planning to get you through and celebrate the holiday.
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'Super 8' - Movie ReviewDirector J.J. Abrams takes audience back to the 1980s, specifically a Steven Spielberg version of the 1980s, for this retro adventure and creature feature. -
'The Hobbit' Has Its Final Cast MembersAlready well into shooting, Peter Jackson's 'The Hobbit' has locked down actors for the final two key roles that had yet to be cast. -
'Green Lantern': A Franchise with a Built in RebootThe critics have not been kind to "The Green Lantern." But Warner Brothers doesn't have to worry too much, the character has a built in way to reboot the series at any time. -
The Films of J.J. AbramsDespite a prolific career, 'Super 8' marks only the third time that J.J. Abrams has directed a film. How does it fit into his work as a director thus far? -
Disney Moves Forward with a Third 'Tron'Disney has signed a writer for the next installment of 'Tron.' It is the first definitive move that the studio has made towards continuing the franchise. -
The New Mutants of 'X-Men: First Class'In going back to the beginning "X-Men: First Class" has a few familiar characters but also a whole new line up of mutants with new powers for audiences to enjoy. -
'Kung Fu Panda 2' and This Summer's Other Animated Sequels and Remakes'Kung Fu Panda 2' kicked off the kids movies of the summer, but there are a number of other notable animated movies and remakes aimed at kids coming out in the next several months. -
'Kung Fu Panda 2' - Movie ReviewDreamworks has released the sequel to their surprise action-movie-for-kids hit. This new entry brings back the familiar while shaking things up just enough to keep it fresh. -
Invaders (a Haiku)Inspired by certain events that took place at home over the Memorial Day Weekend. -
'Uncharted,' 'Akira' Adaptations Lose DirectorsThe film adaptations of the video game "Uncharted" and the anime classic "Akira" have seen their respective directors walk away.Also published on:
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A Possible Problem (a Haiku)I'm starting to think I might have a problem.
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'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides' - Movie ReviewCaptain Jack is back, on a fresh new adventure to find the Fountain of Youth. The makers of this film promised a return to the dashing charm of the original. Did they succeed? -
First Look at 'The Dark Knight Rises' Villain Bane, Revealed Through Viral MarketingThe first viral marketing campaign for the upcoming film "The Dark Knight Rises" has revealed the first glimpse of the villainous Bane and how the character has been visually re-imagined for the big screen.
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Cages (a Haiku)Getting back into poetry writing, the haiku is a fun gateway back into all of this.
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Tom Cruise's Best Performances Since 'Top Gun'Since solidifying his A-list status 25 years ago with "Top Gun," Tom Cruise has delivered some remarkable performances. This is a look back at his best work throughout the years. -
Remembering Old Homes (a Haiku)Not my first ever haiku, but my first that I've decided to put up here. -
Rush of Wedding Movies in MayThis May sees the release of not one, not two, but three different major movies being released that center around weddings. -
'Thor' - Movie ReviewThe summer movie season goes into full swing with the release of Marvel's latest super-hero film. The god of thunder falls to Earth, and brings a solid adventure with him.
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'Tomb Raider' Will Be Rebooted on the Big ScreenAfter an extended absense Lara Croft is looking to raid tombs once more on the big screen in 2013. -
Four Movie Villains Who Deserved to WinSometimes the movies get it wrong, and the the supposed "bad guy" really should have just been left alone. Some times the bad guys even deserve to win.
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Cinco De Mayo Viewing: The Best Movies of MexicoThis year celebrate Cinco De Mayo by partaking in the best films that Nuevo Cine Mexicano has to offer. -
Remembering the Super Nintendo: The Greatest Video Game Console EverTechnology may have advanced 100 fold but those who remember the glory days of 16-bit remember the golden age of gaming and everything it represented. -
John Grisham's 'The Firm' To Become TV ShowHugely successful crime novelist John Grisham may soon see one of his most famous works become a TV series on NBC.
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Full Trailer for 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2' Is Now OnlineThe final chapter in one of the most epic film series ever made now has a full trailer online for all to see. "Harry Potter" is ending and this gives a solid glimpse of the final film. -
'Doctor Who' Series 6, Episode 1 "The Impossible Astronaut" - ReviewThe seminal science fiction series returns to BBC America with the Doctor and his companions actually paying a visit to the USA while on a mysterious quest. -
Jeremy Renner Cast to Replace Matt Damon in 'The Bourne Legacy'The Jason Bourne films will continue, but without Matt Damon and indeed without the character of Jason Bourne at all. Instead Jeremy Renner has been cast as a new character set in the same fictional world -
'Arthur' - 2011 Movie ReviewRussel Brand, the hot comedian of the moment, jumps into the shoes of a drunken socialite in this remake of the 1981 Oscar winning comedy classic. -
Small Roles for Gordon-Levitt, Cotillard in 'Dark Knight Rises' Could Be DeceptiveAnother two high profile actors join the cast of the next Batman film. However, they appear to have been cast in relatively minor roles. -
'Casablanca' - a Classic for EverybodyConsidered one of the greatest films ever made, "Casablanca" is one of the true classics of cinema. One of the truly great things about this film is that it truthfully does have something for everybody.
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'Rise Of the Planet of the Apes' Trailer Debuts; Reboot Seems PromisingThe newest iteration of the "Planet of the Apes" franchise will be released this summer. The prequel/reboot had its first trailer released online and it reveals a surprising amount of detail. -
Making Light of the Dark Ages: The Best Medieval Comedies"Your Highness" is the latest entry in a very narrow field: medieval comedies. Though they may not be common there are more than a few stellar films in this vein, with well earned fan bases. -
Superman Reboot Relying on Characters, Not Recognizable Actors, to Sell TicketsAfter much speculation, Warner Brothers has officially announced the villain who will be facing off against Superman in the upcoming film, as well as the actor who will play the role.
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Schwarzenegger's Glorious Return to Acting is a Jokey Cartoon ShowArnold announced that once free of the office of Governor that he would be return to acting. The return of possibly the greatest action hero in history has been revealed to be as a cartoon super hero version of himself. -
'127 Hours' - Movie ReviewThere aren't actors or directors who could take the story of a man trapped and unable to move for over five days and make it worth watching. Fortunately James Franco and Danny Boyle are both more than capable. -
'United States of Tara' Season 2 - TV ReviewWith its second season (now available on DVD) "United States of Tara" expanded to new areas and opened up many of the secondary characters. Does this shift pay off or just distract from what works about the show? -
5 More Great Films of 2010 that Nobody SawAs happens every year, 2010 brought both blockbusters and films that deserved to be seen but weren't. In fact there were more overlooked gems than could be covered in the first list, so here's a second installment.
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'Green Lantern' Get an Extended Four Minute TrailerThere hasn't been a great deal of new "Green Lantern" footage shown since November. That's all changed now with the online release of the footage which premiered at WonderCon. -
Looking at a Visual Master: Zack Snyder's Movies Leading Up to 'Sucker Punch'From the start director Zack Snyder has shown himself to be a visually gifted filmmaker. This is a look back at his films leading up to the release of 'Sucker Punch.' -
'Justic League' Movie Planned -- DC Comics Mimics Marvel's PlanA new president has taken over at Warner Bros, and in one of his first interviews he reveals a bold new strategy for how they will use their DC Comics super heroes. Well, new for them anyway; Marvel is already doing it.
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Before He was "Winning": Charlie Sheen's Best Movie RolesBefore he started to say he was a warlock who was addicted to winning Charlie Sheen had a fairly respectable film career. During dark times it's sometimes best to look back at when things were better.
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'Sucker Punch' - Review of an Amazing FailureIt's sometimes said that if one is going to fail that it's better to fail big. Zack Snyder's latest film is indeed a failure, and a rather epic failure at that. However it's a rather fascinating failure.
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'Chronicles of Narnia' Movies Go Back to the BeginningAfter a blockbuster first film, the "Chronicles of Narnia" film series has been floundering. Now Walden Media has revealed its plan for revitalizing the franchise by going back to the beginning of the story.
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'Four Lions' - Movie Review of the Unique Dark ComedyThere are probably fewer premises more difficult to pull off than a comedy about suicide bombers. "Four Lions" takes a straight forward approach that's surprisingly respectful about its subject matter plus it's funny. -
The Most Emotive Soundtrack - 'Braveheart'Soundtracks are one of the most important, yet often overlooked, aspects of a film. There are many great ones but for me there is one that stands out above all others.
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Luck the Irish: Films that Celebrate the People and History of IrelandThe history and folklore of Ireland has lead to many great things, from music to whiskey. It's also lead to more than a few really good movies.
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Has Jennifer Hudson Lost Too Much Weight?Jennifer Hudson burst onto the scene with her Oscar winning role in "Dream Girls." Now she may be best known and the spokes-person for Weight Watchers, however is losing as much weight as she has actually a good thing for her career? -
The Best Friendly Alien Movies in Honor of 'Paul' - They Come in PeaceUsually in the movies when the aliens arrive on Earth it's the start of something very bad for humanity. However the upcoming 'Paul' is the latest of what have been some truly exceptional movies about friendly aliens. -
Matthew McConaughey's Five Worst Movies'The Lincoln Lawyer' looks like it might be a return to form for star Matthew McConaughey. If that's true it may help erase the memory of some of the truly atrocious films the actor has been a part of over the years. -
From Glittering Vampires to a Blind Superhero -- 'Twilight' Director to Helm 'Daredevil' RebootDavid Slade, director of "Twilight Saga: Eclipse," has been signed to direct a reboot of the "Daredevil" franchise for Fox Studios. -
'The Adjustment Bureau' - Movie ReviewThe latest adaptation of the imaginative work of Philip K. Dick perfectly balances tension and thoughtfulness. Paired with great performances, it makes this the first movie of 2011 that can reasonably be called "great." -
5 Best Movies About RobotsWho says that flesh and blood heroes get to have all the fun? Some of the best films have featured mechanical creations in lead or key roles. Take a look at the best films that robots have given us.
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Before 'Black Death' - The Best (and Worst) Necromancer MoviesThis past weekend saw the limited opening of 'Black Death' which features a rare cinematic villain: a necromancer. This unique brand of bad guy has had a spotty history on film but there are a few gems worth seeking out. -
TV Marathons Are Ruining My Favorite ShowsBasic cable channels have become a haven for marathons of popular shows. At first it seemed like a great thing, but as time has gone on it's started to spoil my enjoyment of some of my favorite shows. -
'The Departed' - How to Remake Foreign Films ProperlySo often when a foriegn film is remade in the US it's dumbed down, simplified and otherwise inferior to the original. However every now and then the right talent works on the right project and the remake is equal to if not superior to the original.
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People Who Deserved Oscar Nominations but Didn't Get ThemThe Oscars are around the corner, and all of Hollywood is buzzing about who will win. There are, as there is every year, some performers and artists who should be in the running for the golden statue but aren't.
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An Open Letter to Morning PeopleThis letter is addressed to anybody who considers themselves to be a morning person, on behalf of all the rest of us. -
'Rango' - Movie ReviewJohnny Depp reteams with his "Pirates of the Caribbean" director, Gore Verbinski, and gets animated in this oddball take on the classic Western. -
'Climbing the Movie Wall' - Movie Blog SpotlightFollow one woman's quest to conquer the enormous wall of movies that she and her husband have accumulated, many of which have never even been watched. -
Star Wars in 3D - What's the Point?George Lucas has announced a release date for "Star Wars Episode 1" to shown in theaters in 3D. It's almost like he's intentionally trying to burn up any good will still remaining from the fans.
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Guide to 2011 Kid MoviesParents are always on the look out for what might be coming to the theaters for their kids. This guide should help anybody who has a child, or is still a child at heart, to find age appropriate films for the whole family. -
Thundercats Returns to TV and Has a TrailerOne of the most beloved cartoons of the 1980s is getting an updated look and a relaunch, compliments of Cartoon Network. The first trailer recently aired, giving fans a sense of what they may be in for. -
What was Wrong with James Franco at the Oscars?The Oscars are over and the most lasting image of the night may be James Franco's perpetual blank stare off to the right of the camera. What was going on with that guy? -
'Monsters' - Movie ReviewOn a budget of nearly nothing director Gareth Edwards managed to craft a film about alien monsters more effective than 90% of the big budget action fests Hollywood spews out. This limited release is now on DVD. -
Is it Worth it for Schwarzenegger to Return to Acting?In a tweet the exiting governor of California made clear his intention to return to acting. Is there even really a place for him anymore or has the scene changed too much since he took office and left the movie business? -
3 Teen Sci-Fi Movies Similar to 'I Am Number Four'February 18th sees the release of 'I am Number Four,' a sci-fi action movie staring and aimed at teenagers. For those excited for the movie or who've seen it and liked it here are a few other films in a similar vein. -
A Geek's Movie Guide to 2011A geek's eye view at some of the upcoming movies for 2011. A glimpse at what's to come, what to be excited about and what to avoid like the plague. -
Netflix Has Gone Evil!As a subscriber to Netflix since 2003 I've had almost nothing but good experiences with them. However something happened on my latest viewing that makes me fear my beloved rental company has turned to the dark side. -
5 Best Anti-Romance MoviesWith February being the month of Valentines Day there's plenty of emphasis on romantic movies. However sometimes we'd rather see a relationship fail epically than see the two leads end up happy at the end. This is a list for those times.
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Blu-Ray Review: 'My Soul to Take'The latest from horror master Wes Craven has come to Blu-ray. How good a release does this latest entry in Craven's body of work get? -
'The Social Network' - Movie ReviewAudiences may not have been aware of the rather sorted history behind the internet phenomenon Facebook. The power team of director David Fincher and writer Aaron Sorkin set out to change all that. -
'X-Men First Class' Has It's First TrailerThe "X-Men" films have been going strong for over a decade, though quality has dipped lately. Now the first trailer for the newest "X-Men" film has gone live on Facebook and hopes to bring back memories of the early days of the franchise. -
'The King's Speech' - Movie ReviewAn intimate and heartwarming story of the bond that forms between a commoner and a king. Fully deserving of all the awards it's won so far, and will likely continue to win. -
'Uncharted 2: Among Thieves' - Video Game ReviewThe first "Uncharted" game was considered one of the best PS3 exclusives early in the system's life. This second entry brings the series and action-adventure games as a whole to a completely new level of polish and fun.
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'Beavis and Butt-head' Return to MTVBefore "South Park" and before "Family Guy" there were two bored high school students named Beavis and Butt-head. Fourteen years after their final episode aired, Mike Judge's iconic idiots are returning to MTV.
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How Many Chances Does Charlie Sheen Get?Celebrities with as troubled a history as that of Charlie Sheen are either forced to clean up their act or Hollywood and the public abandon them. Sheen seems to be immune and maintains a career even in the face of his continued sorted activities.
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The New Superman Has Been CastThe latest Superman film, currently titled "Man of Steel," has found the actor that will play the most famous super hero in the world. It's a name and a face that most audiences don't know yet, but they will soon. -
'Black Swan' - Movie ReviewThis dark tale of a ballerina's personal obsession with perfecting the role of the Black Swan makes for an intense and intriguing film that fully deserves all the praise it's been getting.
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'Onion News Network - TV ReviewIn the age of "The Daily Show" is there really room for another joke news program on television? If it's as funny as "Onion News Network" then the answer is a resounding YES! -
5 Great Movies of 2010 that Nobody SawAs happens every year, 2010 brought both blockbusters and films that deserved to be seen but weren't. Here's a small sampling of some of the best and least seen films of last year.
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Villains Announced for the Next Batman Movie"The Dark Knight Rises" has been the subject of much speculation when it comes to what characters will be included and who will play them. An official press release from Warner Bros. confirms two new cast members and what characters they play.
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Should TV Show Seasons Be Shorter?Shows on network television have 24 episodes in a full season. With the growing quality of shorter seasoned shows on the cable networks the question now becomes is that too long? Would shorter seasons lead to better TV?
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'True Grit' - Movie ReviewThe Coen Brothers take on one of the most iconic westerns of all time and are able to put their own stamp on this beloved tail of one girl's quest for justice.
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'The Green Hornet' - Movie ReviewAn odd mix of talent came together to revive a character dating back to 1930s radio but had been all but forgotten. The results a little off kilter but surprisingly entertaining at the same time.
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Thoughts on the First Image of the New Spider-man SuitSony Pictures has debuted the first image of the Spider-man suit for the upcoming reboot on the movie's facebook page. It manages to both evoke the one used previously while be something a bit new. -
More Returning Cast from 'Lord of the Rings' Join 'The Hobbit'Andy Serkis and Ian McKellan have signed to join the cast of Peter Jackson's two part "The Hobbit." However there are other returning cast members from "Lord of the Rings" who have signed on even though their characters don't appear in the book. -
'Little Fockers' - Movie ReviewThe cast of the "Meet the Parents" franchise reunites for one more go around, this time with the central couple with twins who are turning five. Are the gags as fresh as they were or is the sequel comfortable to tread the waters of stale humor? -
God of War III - PS3 Game ReviewAfter two of the best selling and best reviewed games on the PS2 the "God of War" series ends its story with a massive leap onto the PS3. It captures what was always fun about the series and turns it up to the next level. -
Dog Mountain: New England's Best Dog ParkNestled in the hills and mountains of Northeast Vermont sits a loving tribute to both man's best friend and dog loving artist Stephen Huneck. A one of a kind site that is so much more than the term "dog park" could ever convey. -
Alice in Wonderland (2010) - Movie ReviewTim Burton teams once again with Johnny Depp in this new take on the classic "Alice in Wonderland." It was one of the highest grossing films of 2010 but how well does it actually work as a film? -
Tron: Legacy - Movie ReviewAmost 30 years after the original "Tron" Disney once again brings audiences into a world within a computer. Has it been worth the wait? -
Doctor Who Christmas Special: "A Christmas Carol" TV Review"Doctor Who" premiered it's most Christmasy of Christmas Specials to date with their take on "A Christmas Carol." But did it really work? -
Miramax Goes Sequel Crazy: Follow Ups to "Rounders," "Bad Santa," and "Shakespeare in Love" PlannedThe Weinstein Brothers may have lost control of Miramax (which they helped create) but they're now teaming up again and seem prepared to exploit any movie in their library for sequels.
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4 New Year's Resolutions for Movie LoversAnother year is around the corner. Here are some resolutions for those who are keeping an eye on what's hitting theaters and DVD/Blu-ray in 2011. -
The Secret of Kells - Movie ReviewThis beautiful animated film came out of nowhere to earn an Oscar nomination in 2010. Now available on DVD and Netflix Instant audience can finally understand why this film was nominated and see that it fully deserved it.
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Dexter Season 5 ReviewSeason 4 ended with a shocker giving Season 5 a difficult place to start from. The season gave Dexter a truly masterful personal journey and a great new co-star, however the supporting cast wasn't so fortunate when it came to the material. -
Iron Man 3 Will Have a New DirectorAs Marvel gears up and plans the future of their super hero films, the creative mind behind the flagship "Iron Man" films will no longer be directing that franchise.
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Dexter Season 5, Season Finale: "The Big One" RecapDexter desperately tries to track down Jordan Chase before he loses Lumen forever. Unfortunately fate seems to be against him as obsticles mount up, including having to work his own crime scene when Liddy's body is discovered. -
Thoughts on the New "Thor" TrailerYahoo Movies has revealed the first teaser trailer for the sumer's newest comic book movie "Thor." Some story details are revealed and the scale of the project becomes evident for the first time. -
Dexter Season 5, Episode 11: "Hop a Freighter" RecapDexter and Lumen try to formulate a plan to take down Chase before he can escape them or the police get to him first. However things are complicated when Dexter realizes that his apartment has been bugged and their conversations have not been so private. -
Why Castle and Beckett Should Never Hook UpThe contenious relationship between the two leads on ABC's "Castle" is part of what keeps fans coming back week after week. However if the ever actually became a couple the show would be ruined.
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The 5 Most Famous Movie Quotes that Were Never SaidThey are some of the movie famous movie quotes in history. Everybody knows them and they're part of the pop culture lexicon. They were also never actually said in the movies they were meant to have come from.
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Dexter Season 5, Episode 10: "In the Beginning" RecapDexter and Lumen prepare to take on Jordan Chase, knowing now that he is onto them. At the same time the "barrel girls" case is reopened which means Dexter is racing against his coworkers to find the remaining culprits first. -
Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime - Video Game ReviewRPG giant Square Enix goes for something aimed at the younger crowd with this light and bubbly game. The long time low end villain of the "Dragon Quest" series gets his own game and it's fun for any age. -
Buffy the Vampire Slayer to be Rebooted on the Big ScreenHaving moved from Fox Studios to Waner Bros, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" is now poised for a return to the big screen. However it will likely be done without the input of creator Joss Whedon.
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Dexter Season 5, Episode 9: "Teenage Wasteland" RecapThis more subdued episode sees the return of some absent characters as well as some interesting twists in the existing relationships between the characters. The show is heading into the home stretch of the season and this episode puts it on a clear path. -
Lindsay Lohan is Booted from Her Comeback Movie RoleThe director of the upcoming "Inferno: A Linda Lovelace Story" defended Lohan as his lead and stuck by her despite her continued legal troubles. But now it's finally been too much and she is no longer starring in the film. -
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 - Movie ReviewThe penultimate Harry Potter film has hit theaters and like the book it's based on it breaks from the format of all the previous entries. The results may actually be the best Harry Potter film to date.
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The Incredible Hulk Will Return to Television with a Big Screen Director Guiding ItThe best known version of the Marvel Comics character "The Incredible Hulk" was the tv show from 1978 to 1982. Marvel is now looking to bring the big green menace back to the small screen and they have lined up a genre favorite to help make it a reality. -
Dexter Season 5, Episode 8: "Take It!" RecapDexter and Lumen work together as they track down another of Lumen's tormentors, bringing the two of them closer together than ever before. At the same time Debra finds herself hung out to dry by people she thought she could trust. -
James Bond Returning to Theaters in 2012After many delays due to the financial woes of MGM Studios, there is finally a glimmer of hope that super spy James Bond will return to the big screen. And sooner than many had thought.
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Casting for the New Spider-man Comes TogetherScreen and TV legend Martin Sheen is the latest actor cast in Sony's upcoming reboot of Spider-man. He joins the growing cast and there are rumors of who else will be coming on board. -
Dexter Season 5, Episode 7: "Circle Us" RecapDexter starts openly assisting Lumen in tracking down the other men who hurt her. However a twist of fate and a car accident put Miami Metro on the trail of the same men. -
5 Video Games that Could Actually Be Decent MoviesIt's not secret that movies based off of video games have almost all been terrible. There are some games out that that could actually be worked into grade-A films but nobody's made them... yet.
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Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow - Video Game ReviewThe first leap of the "Castlevania" series onto the Nintendo DS picks up right where "Aria of Sorrow" left off. The result is another solid entry that sticks to what works and doesn't do much differently. -
"The Walking Dead" Premiere Took a Big Bite of the Ratings"The Walking Dead" premiere was heavily hyped and perfectly placed for a Halloween airing. The ratings have come in and the highly praised series has performed even above the lofty expectations. -
Dexter Season 5, Episode 6: "Everything is Illuminated" RecapDexter tries to take on a new victim but everything is thrown off at the realization that Lumen has not left Miami. -
James Cameron Will Do Avatar 2 and 3 Sooner Than ExpectedJames Cameron, the self proclaimed King of the World, has announced that he will make two sequels to "Avatar" his next projects.
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"The Hobbit" Shoot Stays in New ZealandAfter heated labor disputes and the studio prepared to move the production to England things have finally been settled and now the "Lord of the Rings" prequel will be shot in New Zealand. -
3rd Batman Movie Has a Title but No RiddlerNotoriously secretive director Christopher Nolan has revealed the title and some other details of the next Batman movie, including shooting down a rumored villain.
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"Dexter" Season 5, Episode 5: "First Blood" RecapDexter finally returns to the job and takes his place in the beheadings investigation. However he has a more pressing issue in trying to convince a victimized woman to not seek revenge. -
The Hobbit Movie Has Cast Its Bilbo BagginsNow that "The Hobbit" has finally been greenlit there is forward movement on the film and casting has begun. The central role of Bilbo Baggins has been cast along with most of the dwarves. -
"The Bourne Legacy" Moves Forward Without Matt DamonUniversal Pictures is determined to keep the the Bourne franchice going, even though Matt Damon will almost certainly not return. Interestingly the plan isn't to recast the title role.
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It's Your Duty to NOT VoteWith midterm and many local elections around the corner there's so much emphasis on voting. But with how little research many of us do on the candidates perhaps more of us should just stay home on election day.
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Creator of "Glee" in Talks to Direct "Rocky Horror" RemakeThe insanely popular show "Glee" already has a "Rocky Horror" themed show lined up for Halloween. Now the show's creator may be the man to remake the cult classic movie. -
The Hobbit Movie Finally Gets the GreenlightAfter being stuck at a financially troubled studio and losing the original director, the big screen version of "The Hobbit" has officially been greenlit with Peter Jackson to return as director. -
"Dexter" Season 5, Episode 4: "Beauty and the Beast" RecapDexter finds himself in the strange possition of trying to save a life rather than end it. But given what the woman he's saving has seen would it better for him to just let her die? -
Red - Movie ReviewThe best of the CIA don't just retire, they become labeled Retired Extremely Dangerous. And sometimes they get pulled back into the same old deadly games. Bruce Willis leads an aging all-star cast in this humor tinged action flick.
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Jackass 3D - Movie ReviewOne would think Johnny Knoxville and the boys of Jackass would have run out of ideas by now. But they've come up with enough to fill another 90 minutes and it's in theaters in face smacking 3D!
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5 Best Vampire Movies of the Last DecadeThe past decade has seen Vampires more popular than ever on in both television and movies. Here's a list of the best that the last decade has had to offer for blood suckers on the big screen. -
Jersey Shore - the MusicalWith Broadway always looking for the next blockbuster musical, MTV has provided the perfect fodder. Full of bigger than life characters Jersey Shore could be the world's first reality tv based stage musical.
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The Next Superman Movie Has a DirectorWarner Bros Studio needs to quickly get the next "Superman" film into production. "The Dark Knight" helmer Christopher Nolan is already in place as the producer, and now the director has been selected. -
"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1" Will NOT Be in 3DWarner Bros has announced the surprising decision to scrap the 3-D release of the latest Harry Potter film. What was the driving force behind this turn around and is it the right thing to do? -
"Dexter" Season 5, Episode 3: "Practically Perfect" RecapDexter hires a nanny to help look after young Harrison. This allows him to make his move to take down his first new prey since his wife died. However things don't go quite as he planned. -
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Movie ReviewFrom book trilogy to international film sensation and now being remade by David Fincher. This Swedish film has garnered great acclaim and success, but does it hold up to the hype?
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"Dexter" Season 5, Episode 2: "Hello Bandit" RecapDexter does the best that he can to put his family first and commit himself to what's best for the children. However he's unable to resist the lure of a new victim who practically falls into his lap.
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Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story - Game ReviewBowser has always been the greatest enemy of the Mario Bros. Now the plucky plumbers are forced to make Bowser do their work for them, and it's an inside job in this game for the Nintendo DS.
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Apple Picking at Burtt's Orchard in Vermont - a Perfect Fall ActivityAutumn is the season of the harvest, and what better way to celebrate than picking your very own fresh apples to enjoy and use in all manner of fall treats? -
5 Best Ghost Movies of the Last DecadeHorror movies are a dime a dozen. Even good ones aren't that hard to find. But truly good ghost movies are a bit harder to come by. So here's the movies from the last decade guaranteed to send a shiver up your spine.
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"Dexter" Season 5, Episode 1: "My Bad" RecapThe season premier of "Dexter" aired on 9/26. With the shocking ending to season four, here's a recap of how the show starts to pick up the pieces and build towards what's to come.
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Scariest Movie Ever Made: Invasion of the Body Snatchers - 1978 VersionThere's no better time for scary movies than the last quarter of the year as the nights get longer. Dare yourself to even try and fall asleep soundly after indulging in this terrifying film.
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Dexter: Season 4 RecapShowtime's hit series Dexter is returning with all new episodes on September 26th. Time for a quite look back at the previous season from it's strong start to its divisive ending.
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Joaquin Phoenix Didn't Really Go CrazyWith the the supposed "documentary" about Joaquin Phoenix's insane behavior over the last year getting thrashed by critics, director Casey Affleck now admits that none of it was real.























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