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five new “hunger games” posters revealed

0 Comments 05 October 2011

In the future, the United States has become a country known as Panem, which is made up of 12 districts. These districts each specialize in a different area to best serve the Capitol. Every year the Capitol hosts the annual Hunger Games, where two children from each district are forced to fight to the death. [...]

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more disney films coming back to theaters

0 Comments 04 October 2011

Thanks to the inevitable success of the 3D re-release of “The Lion King,” Disney will also be sending ”Beauty and the Beast,” “Finding Nemo,” “Monsters Inc.,” and “The Little Mermaid” back to theaters in 3D fashion in the next two years. ”The Lion King” was supposed to play for two weekends, but its time in theaters was extended after it [...]

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“the lorax” poster is crazy orange

0 Comments 04 October 2011

The first poster has been released for an upcoming film adaptation of Dr. Suess’s “The Lorax,” in which the appropriately short Danny DeVito will be the voice of the eco-friendly, furry creature. Going with a minimalist theme, the entire poster is orange with a zoomed-in image of the Lorax’s face. I’m actually kind of a huge fan [...]

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“Arrested development” will return to television

0 Comments 02 October 2011

In what might be the best news of all time, cult classic “Arrested Development” will return to television for another season, followed by the heavily rumored feature film. According to The New York Times, the cast held a reunion today at the New Yorker Festival, where creator Mitchell Hurwitz announced the news. Hurwitz hopes to do a ten episode series, with [...]

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“extremely loud and incredibly close” trailer

0 Comments 28 September 2011

The first trailer has premiered for “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close,” the film adaptation of Jonathan Safran Foer’s popular novel, starring Thomas Horn, Tom Hanks, and Sandra Bullock, directed by Stephen Daldry, and adapted by Eric Roth. In the story, Oskar (Horn) is a 9-year-old boy in New York City who finds a mysterious envelope, containing a key and [...]

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