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published: 2011-08-03 16:24:54 There are plenty of “buzz” bands that are circulating college radio stations and music festivals currently, but no other group fascinates me more than the Bethany Cosentino led Best Coast. This Los Angeles indie rock band consists of lead singer songwriter Cosentino, multi-instrumentalist Bobb Bruno and drummer Ali Koehler. The trio finally hit their stride in mainstream success last week when their debut album Crazy For You was well received by critics. Not only feeling the fame from their critical hit, the band has also been traveling around the world playing major shows with Portugal. The Man, Lykke…

All time’s worst boxer obtains his movie

2011-07-19 19:16:59 Author: Will LeBlanc With a mere 32 wins and 11 draws over his 19 year, 300 fight career, Peter Buckley isn’t a name you’re going to recognize as one of the greats. But you can’t lose 256 bouts without having some serious fighting spirit, and that will most likely be the focus of the upcoming biopic chronicling his life. According to Variety, director George Tillman Jr. is stepping behind the camera to direct. Tillman, fresh off of the Dwayne Johnson vehicle Faster , broke on to the scene when he helmed Robert DeNiro and Cuba Gooding Jr. in Men of Honor . No stranger to biopics (Tillman…

The artemisia 300 sequel battles are handed over to Noam Murro

2011-07-16 07:22:37 Author: Sean O’Connell Weeks ago, the race to direct a sequel to Zack Snyder’s 300 for Warner Bros. boiled down to Smart People helmer Noam Murro and Juam Collet-Serra of Liam Neeson’s Unknown . But now that Collet-Serra is in talks to take over the live-action Akira film from Albert Hughes, Murro appears ready to grab the reins on 300: Battle of Artemisia . The follow-up film, which once was titled Xerxes and is based on Frank Miller’s upcoming graphic novel, shifts its focus to the Persian leader who was the antagonist in Snyder’s 2006 battle thriller, the Hollywood Reporter writes…

This rotten week: Prediction Winnie bah and respects the 2nd part of review fatally

2011-07-10 06:47:51 Author: Doug Norrie This is a week all about friends on a mission. One group is trying to find a new tail for a melancholy donkey. The other group needs to stop the most evil wizard in history from taking over the world. Which one do you think I’m more excited about? Just remember, I’m not reviewing these movies, but rather predicting where they’ll end up on the Tomatometer. Let’s take a look at what This Rotten Week has to offer. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 Here is a list of the greatest human accomplishments since the dawn…

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2011-07-08 22:19:00 Author: Eric Eisenberg Back at the start of the film’s production, The Hobbit director Peter Jackson posted a video to his Facebook page. Clocking in at around 10 and a half minutes, the video took fans behind the scenes, on to the sets and in to the workshops. It was promised that it would be the first of many to be made during the production and finally, three months later, we have a second video. Once again posting to his Facebook page, Jackson has released Video Blog #2, this time with a heavier focus on his relationship with Andy Serkis. As…

Early Harry Potter and the fatal respect luxurious 2nd part reviews it and the commendation

2011-07-07 16:28:22 Author: Josh Tyler The release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 is still a week away, but as always happens with a movie this big, the studio system has started sneaking befriended members of the press into screenings, in this case with the first batch of reviews, at the premiere in London. Because of that most of the early Deathly Hallows reviews I’m about to share with you come from either the most connected London critics, or ultra-connected American critics flown over to London on an all expenses paid vacation. The result are a dozen or…

Val Kilmer, Ving Rhames and under symbolizes seven

2011-07-06 06:21:27 Author: Sean O’Connell Val Kilmer and Ving Rhames have agreed to star in the indie thriller Seven Below for director Kevin Carraway, Variety reports. The two actors will be joined by Luke Goss and Rebecca De Costa, the trade adds, though given the numerical nature of the title, I’m wondering if three more actors will be cast before the production gets underway. As soon as we saw Kilmer’s name, we prayed for a MacGruber sequel (that has to happen). Instead, Lawrence Smith’s screenplay for Seven Below reportedly follows a group of strangers who are caught in a massive storm and…

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2011-07-04 11:17:40 Author: Jessica Grabert While Jumping The Broom is in some ways rife with ridiculous stereotypes, the film as a whole is pretty entertaining. I would normally go ahead and attribute this to the incorporation of Mike Epps and his impeccable comedic timing. However, in the case of Jumping The Broom , Angela Bassett, Loretta Devine, and Tasha Smith really pull some weight, too. I’m not saying a film about class wars, embarrassing family members and a wedding always comes through in the clutch, but it’ll do as an On Demand rental or an HBO kind of afternoon. You can catch Jumping…

Happy project: Plot 3 iteration main points

  by Gina Scarpa   This week’s challenge on The Glee Project is “Vulnerability” and the kids are assigned “Please Don’t Leave Me” by Pink. Dot-Marie Jones, who plays Coach Beiste on Glee, is the guest judge and joins Robert Ulrich for the performance. Many of them deliver when it comes to being heartfelt and emotional.   Dot felt that Lindsay’s performance was forced and fake and she argues back – seems like that’s going to be a mistake. Emily and Matheus are singled out for their great work but Dot goes with Matheus for the win. The video shoot…

Happy project: With Bryce cane teleconference

  by Gina Scarpa   On the season premiere of The Glee Project , Ellis and Damian found themselves in danger after failing to stand out during the group challenge, a video shoot to Katy Perry’s “Firework”. Bryce rounded out the bottom three, for making unwanted suggestions to choreographer Zach Woodlee during the shoot.  Even his solid Last Chance Performance for Glee creator Ryan Murphy, casting director Robert Ulrich, and Zach couldn’t save him and he was the first to be cut from the competition.  Today, Bryce spoke to RealityWanted and reporters in a press conference call about his Glee Project…

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