PAUL NEWMAN Dies at 83



"A PARABLE is the simplest of narratives. It sketches a setting, and describes an action and its results. It often involves a character facing a moral dilemma, or making a questionable decision and then suffering the consequences of that choice." - Wikipedia



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If you took the style of Tim Burton, and the enthusiasm of FOREST GUMP, and threw them together, you may very well get THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON, opening this Christmas. Imagine being born 80 years old, and then aging backwards, watching the world around you, and those that you love, age before you as you yourself grow young. This is stuff of tall tales and storybook wonder. I hope it is as good and it looks to be, I hope it doesn't disappoint because story's about time always have something to say about life and death and love, let's hope that this one has something good to say.
In the meantime, check out the Official Trailer:
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The film which was suppose to be released this past summer, which then got moved to next summer, all the while landing on a Christmas 2008 release date, is finally coming back into the limelight, and not looking too bad either. If fact this could be the sleeper hit of the holiday season. Check out the intense new trailer:
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Clint Eastwood has knocked them out of the park in recent years with MILLION DOLLAR BABY, LETTERS FROM IWA JIMA, MYSTIC RIVER, and of course UNFORGIVEN. But will CHANGELING, and his other December release, GRAN TORINO, further his streak of greatness? For now, here is the poster for CHANGELING which opens October 24th.
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Yes, someone is writing it!
Yes, it may finally happen!
Yes, I can barely contain myself!
GHOSTBUSTERS was the SPIDERMAN of the 80's, a larger than life film, and its sequel, that suspended belief while delivering pure over-the-top entertainment and fun. This is one sequel that I have been dying to see. Now if only that GOONIES sequel could happen.
You can check out the article HERE!
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It looks like Paul Bettany (A Beautiful Mind, Davinci Code, Master and Commander) will next play the faimed father of evolution, Charles Darwin. Furthmore, Jennifer Connelly will play his wife in the new upcoming film CREATION.
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Gus Vant Sant (GOOD WILL HUNTING) directs, and Sean Penn (MYSTIC RIVER) stars in the story of an openly gay man running for the office of San Francisco Mayor during the late 70's. Sure to be a major Oscar contender!
Check it out and let me know what you think...
Opens November 26th!
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If you have ever watched a substantial amount of movie trailers, then you have probably heard the voice of Don LaFontaine. He has been doing voice over work for trailers for the past 30 years. The following video highlights some of Leontine's work:
You can read more about LaFontaine by clicking HERE!
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Now that DARK KNIGHT has raked in an unprecedented $489,416,885 I thought it time I offered up a list of the 10 Greatest Sequels of All-Time. The following list is my own personal opinion, and I am sure we can all agree on most all of them, but if you would like to post your own list, please feel free to do so in the comments section.









*Note : LORD OF THE RINGS would be on this list, however, it is really one gigantic continuous story without any time that takes place inbetween opening and ending credits.
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Thanks to the guys over at ROPE OF SILICON!
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Entertainment Weekly brings us news that writing on THE HOBBIT has begun. LORD OF THE RINGS scribes Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, and Philippa Boyens will join forces with director Guillermo Del Toro to hash out THE HOBBIT, opening in theatres December, 2011. The planned sequel is set to arrive in theatres December of 2012. You can read the rest of the article HERE.
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