5.05.2010

Film: Newswire: Yippee-ki-inevitable, motherfuckers: Die Hard 5 in the works

 
 

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Having successfully turned the world on with the 110-minute smile that is Cop Out, it looks as though Bruce Willis will once again be training his crinkly eye on another batch of terrorists in a fifth Die Hard, as Fox is currently in negotiations with screenwriter Skip Woods to write a new script for the franchise. Woods has already done several tentpole projects for the studio—including X-Men Origins: Wolverine and this summer's The A-Team—and previously built his reputation for big-bang actioners with Swordfish and Hitman. There's no word yet on whether Live Free Or Die Hard ...

 
 

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Film: Newswire: New Machete trailer offers special Cinco De Mayo message for...

 
 

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Ain't It Cool News has just posted the new trailer for Machete, Robert Rodriguez's thoughtful dialectic on the state of modern immigration law. Issued out of the side of Danny Trejo's clenched mouth with a "Happy Cinco De Mayo" message that's aimed squarely at Arizona, it offers everything you can expect from the upcoming Grindhouse spin-off, including Robert De Niro barely even trying a Texas accent (which is fine, really), Lindsay Lohan dressed as a nun, Jeff Fahey squinting, Michelle Rodriguez maybe-flirting with Jessica Alba, and multiple shots of people like Cheech Marin cocking shotguns. Also ...


 
 

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As much as we all love America, when it comes to large American breweries (micro and craft brews are definitely excluded) we only used to have the choice between swill and piss. But then Coors [...]

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5.04.2010

Film: Newswire: Hugo Weaving cast as Captain America nemesis The Red Skull

 
 

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Hot on the heels of the news that Chris "Johnny Storm" Evans is jumping from the Fantastic Four franchise to play Captain America in the upcoming Marvel film Captain America: The First Avenger (and, presumably, the Avengers movie that's to follow), Coming Soon reports that Hugo Weaving has been cast as the Cap's hideous Nazi nemesis, The Red Skull. Weaving, of course, is already beloved by fanboys as The Matrix's Agent Smith, The Lord Of The Rings' Elrond, and V For Vendetta's V. The movie is scheduled for release on July 22, 2011. Let's just ...

 
 

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Comic Book Store Thief Caught By Spiderman [Crime]

 
 

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via Gizmodo by Rosa Golijan on 5/3/10

Some guy decided to interpret International Free Comic Day as Steal Anything You Want From A Comic Book Store Day. Thankfully Spiderman, some Jedi Knights, Flash, and other costumed crime fighters set him straight. More »



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I was really pissed at some girl, so I drew this.  HAHA!

 
 

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I was really pissed at some girl, so I drew this. 

HAHA!


 
 

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Hank Azaria in character as Gargamel the Wizard whilst filming "The Smurfs" in New York. The movie, which is due for release in 2011, is due to star Jonathan Winters as Papa Smurf, Katy Perry as Smurfette, George Lopez as Grouchy Smurf, Kevin James as Hefty Smurf and Alan Cumming as Gutsy Smurf.(May 1, 2010 - Photo by PacificCoastNews.com)

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A man takes a look at a Superman sculpture by German artist Marcus Wittmers in front of the Jewish Museum in Berlin, Germany, Tuesday, May 4, 2010. The sculpture, called "Heroes Also Have Bad Days", is part of the exhibition "Heroes, Freaks and Superrabbis: The Jewish Dimension of the Comic" which will be displayed in the museum until August 8. Superman was penned by a Jewish illustrator, so were Batman, Spiderman and many other heroes. The exhibition presents the Jewish dimensions of comics and its history through 300 objects and more than 45 artists. (AP Photo/Gero Breloer)


 
 

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